Think of this as an insurance plan against tears and leaks on seam lines. An inch of thickness appears to be added in comparison to other tents.Īll internal seams have heat tape: This is a really hard one to find. Thicker foam mattress pad: This one is easy. The peace of mind that the base is thicker is great for me when standing on the folded tent already on the roof to get a good photo angle. It just feels sturdy as a tool like this should. Knowing that the base is stronger allows me to stand and hop around without worrying about cracking the base. I have not yet had an uncomfortable night in this tent.ĭouble floor thickness: I climb all over this thing when packing it up each morning. It sheds water well and was shockingly warm in the cold weather but cool in the heat thanks to excellent venting options. This Pol圜otton Blend has been excellent for me. Cotton will get you great insulation but poor waterproofing and resistance to tearing. Poly/Nylon will get you great waterproofing but terrible insulation. You need to pick a blend or you will unhappy one way or another. Let’s look at a few of those options and why I believe those specs were selected.Ģ80gsm poly cotton rip stop canvas: The main tent material is extremely important. It seem that no expense had been spared yet the tent cost was still nearly $800 less than other RTTs of similar spec and design. Someone who understands and knows our challenges in the field had gone through and selected each option as if he was building it for his own personal rig. With this Overland Pros tent it seemed to me all of the right boxes had been checked during specification and that every decision had been made with the goal of making the tent an overall better piece of equipment. As you probably know most RTTs all come from the same manufacturer and because of that they all come with very similar features with maybe one or two variation in each resellers spec. I made the decision to purchase after I reviewed his specification list and saw that it matched up tit for tat with every single option on the higher cost tents I was considering. He reached out to me with his option when I was researching a number of far more expensive options.

I was introduced to this tent by the company owner himself here on Overland Bound. I slept like a baby every night and can happily say this is the perfect setup for both environments and anything in between. This tent and I have been through light snow with 15 degree temps too high gusty winds with 100+ degree temps. These nights have had extremely varied conditions and temperatures. I have owned my Overland Pros Mojave Explorer tent for about two months and I have spent 14 nights in it. To start I want to say I am no expert but I think of myself as a well-informed consumer. This is my review on my experience with the Overland Pros Mojave Explorer 1400 RTT.

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