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Sierra Designs Nomad Tent

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Sierra Designs Nomad Tent

Sierra Designs Nomad Tent

Sierra Designs

The Bottom Line

The Sierra Designs Nomad is a quality 3-season family tent that is durable, roomy, and weatherproof.
Pros
  • Plenty of headroom and lots of comfort features.
  • Factory taped seams and great ventilation.
  • Lifetime warranty.
Cons
  • Expensive.

Description

  • Sierra Designs Nomad comes in three sizes, Nomad 4/5/6.
  • Features a full-coverage rainfly, which rolls up for better ventilation. Includes awning with poles.
  • The floor and rainfly are made out of polyurethane-coated nylon taffeta.
  • The canopy is made out of ripstop nylon.
  • All seams are factory taped.
  • No-see-um mesh is used throughout.

Guide Review - Sierra Designs Nomad Tent

Sierra Designs Nomad tents include features not found in other quality tents. Besides the roomy design, other amenities include gear pockets everywhere, a mesh ceiling for added ventilation, an awning with poles, a doormat, a clothesline and gear hooks, and a rainfly window. Two large vestibules provide plenty of space for gear storage. The full-coverage fly rolls up to make an awning over the door. This tent is both airy and bug-proof. The Nomad tents use Clip Loc design and pre-bent aluminum poles, which makes it easy to set up. Storage duffle bag is included. If you're willing to spend the bucks for a luxury family camping tent, this tent has it all: quality materials, comfortable living space, and reliable weather protection.

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