Coleman Instant Up Gold 4P Tent - How to setup & pack away
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- Опубліковано 20 лип 2024
- Check out the Instant Up Gold 4P Tent from Coleman here:
www.snowys.com.au/instant-up-...
Speedy, durable and perfect for quick getaways - the Instant Up Gold 4P Tent from Coleman is one of our best-selling tents.
If you want to know just how easy this tent it to set up, plus get some expert tips on how to do it - then just watch this video.
Our teammate Ben starts off by showing you the packed size of the tent, what you get inside the bag and what extras are included, tips for setting up in the wind, extending the easy to pitch frame and pegging it out, setting up the removable awning, attaching the gear loft and door mat, plus more.
He also gives you some tips on what size groundsheet to use, and then shows to pack it up and the best way to get it back in the bag - so check it out above.
0:00 - Intro
0:35 - Packed weight & dimensions
0:45 - What's in the bag?
1:26 - Setting up the tent
2:24 - Adding the fly
3:31 - Pegging down
4:05 - Optional ground sheet
4:32 - Guy ropes
4:53 - Windows
5:29 - Setting up the awnings
6:32 - Doormat and gear loft
7:08 - Packing away
Thanks mate.
Really nice and easy demonstration.
You're welcome. ~ Ben
Really well done presentation, clear and good advice. Thanks!
I'm glad it was useful, Michael. Happy Camping! ~ Ben
Clear easy instructions to follow. First time using my tent this weekend .
Goodluck @KJA, hope you have a great time!
~ Lauren
Very Good Demonstration, Great Tent, Looks Good ! Thank You .
You're welcome, Dennis. ~ Ben
Great to see this set up! Awesome presentation ~ Your lucky you are so tall 😂Great set up.thanks
Thanks
~ Ben
wow! so helpful
Glad to hear it @harry kreymborg!
~ Lauren
Fantastic thank you
You're welcome, Caroline. ~ Ben
I find it easier to just leave the fly sheet on and pack it up. no need to take it off when packing away. Makes setup easier next time.
Can make setup easier, just be careful that you don't pinch the fly material in the frame anywhere, SwampySi, as this could create a hole or tear and lead to a leak. ~ Ben
I'm looking to upgrade my old 4P Easy up to the Gold, for the more solid floor, etc. I don't see the point of the three velcro ties on the fly, down each leg. If my old one even has these, I've never used them. The fly can't go anywhere once it's clipped at the corners and pegged. And they look like a pain to undo, especially if it's windy or raining.
They offer a little more stability, Gerhard, it's just one extra point where fabric and frame are joined so it all works together to increase stability. I must admit that they are the most common thing I don't do when setting up my tents though as they are a pain to attach and remove. ~ Ben
G'day everyone!
Wanna see all the features of the Coleman Instant Up Gold 4P Tent?
Head on here: ua-cam.com/video/UL-pIRhAn84/v-deo.html
I bought mine from Snowy's but I only got 2 poles for the awnings.
You may have the latest 'Evo' version, Ailene, which no longer has the side awning and poles but is compatible with a more functional Evo Awning that fits to the front of the tent. ~ Ben
Looks like a well designed and made tent. I would like to see lighter aluminium poles instead of steel.
Aluminium poles would certainly lighten it up a little, but I don't reckon they would be strong enough. ~ Ben
So basically, the pegs are crap.
Not at all, just suited for grass or turf camping. If you're in a caravan park and have good lawn campsite you'll be fine!
~ Lauren
@@SnowysOutdoors every tent comes with crap pegs, lol.
I know I commented on the silver series vid, but I'm going to buy this tent and not take the waterproof fly off when I pack it down. I can't see why that would be an issue.
Just gotta take care to fold it right.
Just gotta save myself 1 minute of my life really haha
The thing to be careful of is to avoid getting the flysheet caught in any pinch points in the frame as this could create a hole. Further to this, having the flysheet folded amongst the frame increases the chances of rub spots on the fly during transport.
I'm not saying don't do it, I'm just highlighting what you might want to be wary of.
~ Ben