Hey guys.
This is Andrew Esquivel here back with the second part of my review on the Ozark Trails
3 Room Cabin Tent.
Now, in the first review I promised that I would do a second part of the review demonstrating
its capability to survive in wet environment meaning it’s raining.
And it is raining.
So, what I’m going to do is I’m going to go throughout the tent and show you just
how well it’s been holding up for the past few hours.
It’s been raining since I believe eleven o’clock AM this morning and it is turning
4PM so it’s been going for a decent bit of time.
Let’s check it out.
First let’s take a look at the roof, the rain fly.
It’s important to know that everything has been coated with a silicon water-proofing
agent.
I recommend doing this regardless of the tent you have, just to make sure.
Everything is holding up, I don’t see any leaks.
Let’s go over to the windows which is probably the most susceptible part to the tent.
All along the sides where the zipper would go down is dry.
Up top where you have the little connecting thing here to make sure it doesn’t sag,
all dry.
It’s like that for all of the windows.
As for the ground, I do not have a tarp under the tent.
I know most people put a tarp under the tent for outer protections, I did not do that for
the sake of this review.
And I’m quite pleased to announce that despite that there is no secondary protection on the
ground, everything in this tent appears to be dry.
I cannot find any wet spots.
As I’m going through, I just don’t notice anything that would hinder anything inside
of the tent.
It is excellent.
It’s absolutely perfect.
I have to give major props to Ozark Trails.
Now, if I wanted to come back over here, and unzip
this one portion, I am slightly covered by the little tarped-out area.
And as you can see, water does collect thanks to the little stake right here.
But if you notice they’ve installed this little part for your stake to go in strategically
around the tent so that in areas where it would build up significant pressure and weight,
it can be drained on its own, which is a fantastic idea because if you look at parts like this,
and I know you’re not supposed to touch these, look at the water, look at it, look
at it drain.
That is fantastic.
That puts a lot less strain on the structure of the tent and still allows me to use the
outside of the tent for various purposes.
Yes, everything is doing exactly as it should, perhaps even better than I predicted.
Yes, this tent is incredible.
That being said, this is the water proofing or wet test review of the tent and I hope
you guys enjoyed it because I took a little bit of risk having some sort of electronics.
These are not plugged in for safety reasons.
There is no power to that power strip.
I haven’t plugged it for the sake of the safety and turns out, I didn’t need to.
So better safe than sorry.
That’s it guys.
Hope you guys enjoyed the review.
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And as always, I will see you next time.