Posted by NCWayne on January 01, 2013 at 18:11:17 from (69.40.232.132):
Looking to buy a tent to take the family camping. I did alot of camping 26 plus years ago when I was in school but almost always either slept on the ground or simply under a tarp. The only time I slept in a tent was a big green canvas one my Grandpa had that was probably made back in the early 60's. Too my parents bought me a small two person tent that was OK for inclimate weather unless you happened to touch the side and then it would leak like a sieve where you touched it.
Over the years I know they have made alot of advancements in materials, etc but beyond that I have no clue who makes a good tent for occasional use anymore (ie the name brands), what kinds of materials to look for, etc, etc. Granted I know there are some that are supposed to be "top of the line", and they usually fetch 'top of the line' prices too. All I need is something for occasional use that won't break the bank. So, any advice anyone can offer would be greatly appreciated.
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