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Comment by Madiba the trailer guy on December 12, 2009 at 5:57pm

the tents are made with good canvas - when you touch the walls the water does not seep through. the tent is made of Fabric: (Tent) 300D Rip-Stop Fabric w/PU Coating - (Rain Fly) 200D Polyester Fabric w/PVC Coating - Window (2) PE Mesh

Comment by June Malone on December 6, 2009 at 9:10pm

We tent camped in Quebec and Montreal for 11 days -- 10 days in the rain. We put tarps over everything to keep equipment and such dry. It worked -- but when the ground became saturated, with a campground that was becoming a marsh, and water was seeping through the bottom of the tent, we bought a pop-up!

Comment by Sandra on October 6, 2009 at 2:31am

Yup, few people know how to stay dry in the rain. I wrote a blog about How to Stay Dry here (http://campersindex.ning.com/profiles/blogs/how-to-stay-dry-when-ca...). I've seen camper after camper getting soaked, just like in your video, and it need not happen. Although I've only used a regular tent on the ground, your set up looks interesting. If you touch the walls, do the walls get wet? What material is the tent made out of?