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The great thing about sleeping in a tent is that you can basically sleep anywhere you want, at least if you have a nice and good tent. A few things are important to me when choosing a tent. First of all, it must be possible to set up the tent easily and quickly by 1 person, without having to read the manual in advance. Setting up must be logical. Secondly, the tent must be water- and windproof and inaccessible to insects. Furthermore, it is nice if a tent is relatively light so that you can easily take it with you on all your adventures. And last but not least, it is so nice when a tent is really dark so that you can sleep well in it. The Coleman Kobuk Valley 3 plus tent has it all. Coleman themselves calls it the perfect tent for a weekender festival or a mico adventure in nature. We (my son Kick and I) tested the Kobuk Valley 3 plus tent during two micro adventures in the Netherlands; first we went in to the woods and then to an exciting remote island in the Markermeer.
The tent itself The tent is made of strong – non-combustible – poyester fabric with a water column of 4500 mm, so it will not leak quickly, even with really heavy rain and wind. The groundsheet is made of very sturdy – and durable PVC and therefore also suitable for rough surfaces. The tent is equipped with a spacious 110 cm deep front awning where you can store all your belongings neatly and dry. The sleeping area of the tent is 215 cm deep, 180 cm wide and 120 high, and therefore suitable for 3 people, but then you have to like each other. Both the inner and outer tent have sufficient ventilation options, so that condensation is kept to a minimum (if used correctly of course).

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