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Topic	Date	User
Family tents - how big is too big?	6-Apr-2014 At 8:21:08 AM	Paul
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On 6/04/2014 jono_1 wrote: >We were given a 40 year old Primus brand canvas taj mahal. It ways about >40kg, is a pain to setup especially just one person. But it is great for >for our family and great in the rain. It will stand up in just about any >wind not like crappy Kathmandu or Anaconda tents. > >We are now looking for a lighter, easier to pitch tent and the Macpac >Wanaka looks good. The wanaka also has sturdy aluminium poles which don't bend or snap easily like those fibreglass ones, they are about twice the thickness of those in my hiking tents. The storage bag for the tent is also way bigger than needed so packing up is always easy.

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