Charlie Pineo writes...
Others will provide dimensions.
We used Philmont tents and were very pleased with them. A-frame profile, not
dome. Two poles. Fly. Good ventilation. If you use these tents, be sure to
check them carefully when you get them and keep them clean so you won't be
delayed turning them back in on return to base camp. They will be inspected.
Two comments...
Per "Guidebook to Adventure" equipment list, 5'6" x 7' 6"
And actually three poles, two forming an upside down "V" in the front, a
single vertical in the rear.
- Al Thomson, Troop 236, Schooley's Mountain, NJ
2004 Autumn Adventure
2003 726P2 (short trek)
2002 Autumn Adventure
2001 703E11 Trek 21
2000 Autumn Adventure
1999 703K2 Trek 9 (now 4)
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