Outdoor Gear. Tents, Sleeping Bags, etc...

[LFairbanks]

Thought I would share this with everybody here.  Local outdoor equipment company has some quality equipment that they make right in store.  Which means Made in the USA.  I have one of their Springbar tents and love the thing.  Bomb proof and holds up well to serious wind and weather.

 

http://www.kirkhams.com/made-in-america/

 

This looks like an awesome duffle bag as well.

 

http://www.kirkhams.com/duffels/kirkhams-off-road-duffle/

 

I'am sure they will ship anywhere, and you won't be disappointed.  

 

 

http://www.kirkhams.com/about-us/

 

I have bought a lot of gear from here throughout the years.  Staff has always been super friendly and knowledgeable.  If you were interested in something and phoned in, they would be more than happy to help you.

 

 

[LFairbanks]

Thought I would post this video up showing how easy it is to set up these tents.  Only difference is size and number of stakes, concept is still the same.  The ground cloth shown is also an accessory.    I have one with my tent and suggest picking one up if you get a tent.  Floor isn't canvas like the tent.  Best way I can describe it, is it being similar to a tarp, but far more stronger and durable.  Nice thing to is that if your unsure if your tent will fit in a certain footprint, you can throw the ground cloth down and see how it fits.

 

[blcksilv08]

Looks like a very well built tent, I'd probably be interested if I didn't already have 2.