- Guys, I've got the Coleman Instant Up,
the 6P tent set up behind me here.
Stick with us, I wanna take you for a walkthrough.
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We're down here today at the Brownhill Creek Tourist Park,
which is 15 minutes from Adelaide city,
15 minutes from the beach,
right near the Adelaide Hills.
It's a nice, quiet, shaded little caravan park
in Adelaide's eastern suburbs.
They've given us space to set up
some products for you today.
I've got the Coleman Instant Up 6 behind me here.
I'm gonna take you for a walkthrough.
So I wanna start at the front of the tent here,
where we've got the awning set up.
Now, these poles are included with your kit.
This gives you a protected entrance to the tent.
If you don't want this set up,
you can either roll it up completely,
or it zips closed on the front here
to give us a nice, weather protected fly
over the top of our tent.
Now I'm about 185 centimetres high,
so these poles are around about 180 centimetres high,
so there's a reasonable amount of head space.
Now before we step inside the tent,
I just want to take you for a walk around the outside.
We'll go to the side here, where the windows are.
Coming around to the side of the tent, too,
this is the longer side of the tent
and these window feature on both sides.
So zipped up like this,
it gives us plenty of weather protection.
There's a zip and some Velcro flaps,
soul flaps on each side of the zip here,
just keep the water out and we can actually peg these out
with these guy ropes to give us ventilator protection.
Alternatively, they roll up completely like this.
There's tabs at the top here,
you'll be able to secure the window right open,
which opens it up to a mesh here
to give us ventilation throughout the tent.
That's looking into another mesh window
and an internally adjustable privacy panel
that I'll show you shortly.
Now, as I mentioned,
this window is also mirrored on the other side,
and coming around to the back of the tent here,
we also got another, slightly smaller, window.
Same features with the storm flap
and we can also peg that one open,
for ventilation at the rear.
Let's step back around to the front of the tent.
I wanna show you the vestibule
and then we'll have a look inside.
Just coming around to the front of the tent here again,
where the entrance is.
So, underneath the awning that we've got set up here,
when this is zipped closed, it creates a vestibule.
This is about 60 centimetres wide, here,
so enough storage for some boots and a small amount of gear.
While I'm down here,
I mentioned I've got this set up on a groundsheet
that is about 3.05 metres wide and about 4.8 metres long,
so it's bigger than the size of the tent,
so I've had to fold it up a little bit
to allow for the pegs, but it works pretty well.
While I'm here, I wanna talk about the fabrics
that the tent's made of.
Now, the flyshade is 150 denier polyester.
It's got a 1500ml waterhead rating,
so it's pretty good for most wet weather conditions
that you'd be in.
In the interior here, is another 150 denier polyester.
It's a bit more breathable than the flysheet,
but it's still a nice, tough fabric.
Then in the doorways here, it's a double panel.
So on the outside here, we've got a mesh
and then there's a solid panel on the inside, as well,
so we can have either both of them zipped up
for weather protection, or we can just have the flysheet,
sorry, the mesh door open for ventilation
and a bit of insect protection.
Now, this isn't an ultra-fine mesh.
It's gonna give you protection from flies
and most large insects.
Probably not gonna give you midge protection, though,
but it is a nice, durable mesh.
Now, the floor is a polyethelene,
a water polyethylene, so it's a tarp type material,
so it's got that crinkly sort of feel,
but it is nice and durable.
Lastly the frame, you see the frame here is all steel.
It's got plastic components in the knuckles,
the nylon knuckle components
and the awning piles that are included are also a steel.
Let's step inside the tent
and I'll show you what it's like in there.
Stepping inside the tent here,
we've got about 1.9 metres of head space
in the middle of the tent here.
It's about 1.5 in the doorway where I walked through there.
Let's have a look at the sides of the tent.
We've got both windows open here.
This is an internally adjustable privacy screening
at the bottom here that I've got rolled down.
One at the back here, at the moment is zipped up
so I can actually open these from the inside
without having to get out of the tent at night.
I can roll that up and secure it with a tab here.
There's another one of those that feature on this side here.
So we've got tonnes of ventilation all 'round.
Having look at the top in the centre here,
there's a little, quite a heavy duty plastic clip
for lanterns or even just to secure keys,
things we don't want to lose.
That can work in conjunction with the clips
that run down the side here
that follow right down to the corner here
where there's a power access point to get a 12 volt
or get a 240 volt power in
if we want to power our lantern from there.
On each corner of the tent we've got pockets, mesh pockets,
one on this side here and one on the other side over here
as well, just for storage.
There's three compartments to those pockets.
Then at the very base, if we talk about the sleeping space,
we've got 330 centimetres in length
and 270 centimetres in width.
Probably quite comfortable three to four person.
Really roomy two person but Coleman do say it's a six,
so you could squeeze six in here if you wanted.
I've got some airbeds that I'm gonna put in here
to give you an idea of how much space
you've got inside this tent.
Firstly I start with a couple of singles.
So this is two single airbeds.
These measure about 187 in length
and about 99 centimetres in width.
I got probably 40, 50 centimetres of space in between here
and I've still got room at the end of the airbeds here
to stand up and get changed, plus storage if I like.
I've also got a double high queen sized airbed
that I'm gonna put in here.
I reckon it's gonna fit in next to one of these single beds.
I'll see how it goes.
Now, this double high queen sized airbed
measures about 200 centimetres in length, or just short of,
and a little bit over 150cm in width.
So that fits in here pretty comfortably,
with an XL single airbed next to it as well.
So you could very comfortably fit a family of three in here
and you've still got storage,
so plenty of room inside the Instant Up 6P tent.
And that is our walkthrough
of the Coleman Instant Up 6P tent.
It's easy to set up, it's affordable
and it's a great tent for your short stay camping getaways.
You can grab 'em online at snowys.com.au,
lowest prices everyday.
I hope that was useful, we'll see you next time.
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