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The Bottom Line
The Paha Que' Pamo Valley is a spacious family tent made of quality materials and ready for foul weather.
Pros
- Quality materials and heavy-duty waterproofing.
- Lots of interior space and big no-see-um screens.
- Lifetime warranty.
Cons
- None.
Description
- Measures 9' x 12' with a minimum height of 72" and a peak height of 93".
- Features factory taped seams and polyurethane waterproofing.
- Includes suspended gear hammock, heavy-duty zippers, built-in slipcovers for airbeds, mesh ceiling.
- The floor is made out of 6.5 oz. 210 denier oxford nylon.
- The fly, walls, and windows are made out of 2.6 oz. 70 denier ripstop nylon.
- All screens use no-see-um mesh.
- An accessory pack is available, which includes 2 inflatable double size air mattresses and airpump.
- The door covers open into awnings.
Guide Review - Paha Que' Pamo Valley Family Tent
The Paha Que' Pamo Valley sets up easily in about 10 minutes. Unlike popular dome tents, this tent is a cube with a minimum height of 6', making it very spacious. Two large doors and two large windows, coupled with the open mesh ceiling, make this tent very airy. An overhead gear loft and two side gear hammocks, which are also accessible from outside the tent, offer room to stow your gear. The rainfly also includes a large awning (72"x104"). This tent doesn't require a full rainfly because of factory-taped seams and heavy-duty polyurethane waterproofing. Included with this tent: oversized stuffsack with adjustable shoulder strap, two sets of stakes, complete set of adjustable guy-lines, aluminum shock-corded poles, and a lifetime warranty.
