Four Season Tent Recommendations

[mr jits]

Looking to get a four season tent (we have a three season, but it's not weather resistant enough for the weather changes we have in the NW) in the near future. Looking at 6 person options.
Any suggestions (personal experience please)?

 

[AlaskanWheeler]

My first, by a long shot; Arctic Oven. Second would be a Spring Bar.

 

[vipergrhd]

Check out Gazelle tents, not sure if rated as a 4 season.Pop-Up Camping Hub Tents and Portable Gazebos - Gazelle Pop Up Tents for Camping

 

[mr jits]

Check out Gazelle tents, not sure if rated as a 4 season.Pop-Up Camping Hub Tents and Portable Gazebos - Gazelle Pop Up Tents for Camping

Definitely not 4 season, but a very cool idea.

 

[mr jits]

Arctic Oven looks to be exactly what I'm looking for ($$$, but the reviews are convincing that it's worth it).

 

[FJ60Seth]

Check out Hilleberg.

 

[mr jits]

Check out Hilleberg.

I've seen a couple Hilleberg tents in person. The quality is great, but they're very small for a 4 person tent (shoulder to shoulder basically).
I'm looking for more of the basecamp style as I don't need lightweight (not backpacking in).

 

[coleAK]

If you are looking for. Basecamp tent. I have a North Face 2 meter dome been using it for almost 25 years. Early on used it 20 or so days a winter in the high Sierra. The last 10 years use it 5-10 days a year up here in Alaska. It’s been used in -30F, burried in snow, high winds. And still bomb proof. Up in the backcountry of AK I See a ton of the TNF 2 meter domes and arctic ovens.

 

[Corbet]

^What he said.

 

[bjorn240]

For a backpacking tent, the only brand I would consider is Hilleberg. But then I own three of them.

For a base-camp tent, I'd be looking at a Tentipi Safir or similar.