Brand: CORE Equipment
Capacity: 6-Person
Dimensions: 10 ft x 9 ft
Center Height: 66"
Weight: 18 lbs
Packed Size: 27" x 9" x 9"
Material: 75D Polyester
Frame: Fiberglass Poles
Seasons: 3-Season
Doors: 1
Weather Protection: Rainfly with sealed seams (H2O Block Technology)
Additional Features: Vestibule for gear storage, interior storage pockets, electrical cord access port

Features

The CORE Equipment 6-Person Dome Tent (10 ft x 9 ft) is designed for car camping and accommodates up to six people, offering a 90 sq. ft. floor area and a 66-inch center height for standing room and interior space. It uses a fiberglass pole system with hybrid connectors to increase headroom and overall livable space, while H20 Block Technology combines water-resistant 75D polyester fabric, sealed seams, and a fully taped rainfly to protect against rain. A front vestibule adds approximately 10 sq. ft. of covered storage for gear, keeping the main sleeping area clear. Ventilation is managed through a lower air intake vent and mesh ceiling panels that promote airflow and reduce heat buildup. The tent includes interior storage pockets for organization and comes with a rainfly, poles, stakes, guylines, and a carry bag. It has a packed size of 27 x 9 x 9 inches and a total weight of about 18 lbs for transport and storage.

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