Product Details
Signature Prairie Breeze™ 9-Person Cabin Tent by Coleman®. With its spacious design, LED lighting and reversible fan system, the Coleman™ Signature 9-Person Prairie Breeze™ Tent feels more like a house than a tent at the campsite. The snag-free, continuous pole sleeves mean you only have to feed the poles once-reducing setup time to just 15 minutes.
Specifications
| Tent Form: Cabin |
| Capacity: 9-Person |
| Weight: 40.9 lb |
| Height: 84" |
| Tent Material: Polyguard™ |
| Tent Floor Area: 140 sq ft |
| Dimensions: 14' x 10' |
| Color: White/Black |
| Number of Doors: 1-Doors |
Includes
- Rainfly
- Carry Bag
- LED Lighting System
- Fan System
Features
- Cabin design with vertical walls for more living space
- Great for family car campers, scout leaders, extended camping trips
- Integrated cpx™ 6 compatible fan and led lighting system operates on 4d batteries or one cpx™ 6 cartridge
- Light alone: 75 lm on high with 195-hour runtime
- Fan alone: 26-hour runtime on high; 34-hour runtime on low
- Light and fan: 75 lm and 20-hour runtime on high; 75 lm and 27-hour runtime on low
- Weathertec™ system-patented welded floors and inverted seams keep water out
- Detachable rainfly for weather protection, mesh roof for more sunlight
- Snag-free, continuous pole sleeves for easy setup
- 6 oversized windows provide enhanced ventilation
- Easy, 15-minute setup with color-coded poles
- Carry bag with separate sacks for poles and stakes
- Limited 1 year warranty
It's designed to hold up to the weather - the WeatherTec™ System's patented welded floors and inverted protected seams help you stay dry. Six oversized windows enhance ventilation. The CPX™ 6 compatible, built-in, 2-speed fan and LED lighting system keep you comfortable and provide the perfect amount of illumination. Vertical walls create more living space inside that's large enough to fit 2 queen size airbeds. Before you lie down, attach the fly for protection from the rain, or on dry nights, gaze at the stars through the mesh roof.
Coleman® could see the light for the darkness. The young salesman was taking a stroll after a hard day's work selling typewriters, and spotted a new type of lamplight in a drugstore window in Brockton, Alabama. This new light burned with a strong, steady white flame and was fueled by gasoline. The standard lamp of the era burned kerosene and produced a smoky, flickering, yellowish light. W.C. was stricken with very poor eyesight, and was very interested in this new, steady white light that enabled him to read even the smallest print in books and on medicine bottles. Coleman saw potential in the new light, and through his vision a new company was born that would put America’s farms and ranches in a new light, and would eventually make his name synonymous with outdoor fun.