Sierra DesignsTabernash 2/4/6 Person Tent for Camping - Easy Setup – Includes a Waterproof Removable Rain Fly, Ready for Any Conditions - Included Burrito Bag for Quick and Easy Storage

The Lost Coast TentPros:- the ceiling and wall are steeper and higher than comparable Tabernash.- This allows enough room for a real 6’ head-to-toe to fit due to the steeper tent walls (the Tabernash wasn’t long enough for a 6’ (82”) person.- Full aluminum poles making Lost Coast tent super light compared to Tabernash (especially the next sized up to fit me would be at 11 lbs).Cons:- head to toe entry door is inferior to side entry door (on the Tabernash).- no storage pockets near head.- no privacy wall option (probably unnecessary if you throw on the tent fly for temporary privacy).Advice to Sierra:- you really need to make both the Lost Coast and Tabernash in 86” or 88” length tents, test it with a real 6’ person, feet and forehead touching in a deal-breaker.- backpackers will want aluminum poles on both.- dual side entry on both would be ideal, but at the very least the Lost coast should have a single side-entry. The butt swing pivot is far superior to the claustrophobic shuffle work of a long-way-entry tent.Other then that, great work guys, super quality work. I love the clips, I love the materials. The non-cancerous PWC (as opposed to all Walmart and REI cancer causing tent materials). The aluminum poles are great. I’m hoping you expand production on that to get deals to use them on all your tents.

Seemed like a nice enough tent for the price, plenty of space and room to sit up. Very lightweight. Worked fine on our backyard test. First camping trip, a fiberglass pole spontaneously shattered and ripped through the rain fly.I contacted the seller; they told me to contact Sierra Designs for warranty returns. Sierra Designs sent me back to the seller. Eventually the seller agreed to refund my money.

Good for $50, but the fiberglass pole for the vestibule shattered on first use. Company support does not have any in stock to send me and wants me to ship the shattered pole back for repair. I think I will just return the whole thing and move on. Repairing a fiberglass pole sounds lame to me.

Very disappointed in this tent. I like Sierra's sleeping bags and sleeping pads. However they definitely don't know how to make a good tent. The design is crap. Ran fly doesn't cover the whole thing. The zipper started malfunctioning on the first trip we took but we never got rained on. On our second use we got rained on and found out that it doesn't keep water out at all. Leaks everywhere. Seams, floor, ceiling. The frame doesn't stand up to much wind. It collapses down on itself. The only good thing about it is that you can stand up inside it and it keeps the mosquitoes out. I'd give it a 0 star rating if possible. Waste of money.

Great tent. Very easy to set up. Just assembled it in my living room in preparation for my upcoming camping trip. I purchased the 2 person, but plan on using this solo. If I wasn’t, I would definitely purchase the 4 person for adequate space. I like the bag that it comes in. The straps, ties and stakes all seems durable, yet light enough for backpacking. I’m happy with my purchase, and look forward to using it.