Constructed from a central cross section and four curving arches, the Coleman Event Shelter, once up, is far more rigid and secure than your average tent - even tents from Coleman themselves. While it’s not essential to spend “LOADSAMONEY”, camping in essence isn’t about that, it is wise to invest in products that will not only enhance your experience greatly but last you a lifetime of camping holidays.

We've used it for camping a few times since then and always smile smugly to ourselves when we go to a festival and see other sensible people with Event Shelters. If you have used this product please leave a review, or your comments for other visitors, many thanks! It has faired quite well but the pole springs are starting to become very loose and look like they will snap soon.No beating around the bush here as it couldn’t be considered light and though I could carry it on my own I wouldn’t be able to for long. Coleman event shelters are arguably one of the most popular gazebo or shelter choices are campers and barbecues alike. We had a side wall behind the kitchen that was invaluable for keeping the wind off, we just unclipped the top portion in strong winds and there was no movement of the frame. Even as we enter the colder, less-outsidey months, the Coleman Event Shelter would be a sound investment for extending the time in which you can have fun in the wild. It's quite bulky, and it's very heavy, mainly because of the steel poles, but that means it's also very sturdy, and is worth taking whatever the weather if there are a few of you going, or if your tent is tiny and you want somewhere to cook.

If you are at an office or shared network, you can ask the network administrator to run a scan across the network looking for misconfigured or infected devices. However, that was small and pretty flimsy - what if you need some tough sun and weather shelter for your whole family? I will be trying an electric one next I think and taking my own advice when it comes to making an investment rather than a rash purchase!It made the rain at Glade Festival 2011 a mere inconvenience, and all the spangly-eyed visitors stopping by for a bit of respite complimented us on our 'lovely camp' (we installed solar powered fairy lights). However, the room it took up in the boot was quite significant, so if space is a premium, you might have to leave it at home. being able to whip up a quick sun shelter when enjoying the summer weather was life-saving, and definitely something we'll continue to use. The first day and night the shelter was excellent providing cover from the rain and wind for a cooking and eating area in camp.