SpringbarClassic Jack Watertight Cotton Canvas Tent

While Sptingbar is an American company they out sourced this tent manufacture to China. Mine has excellent quality when received. Only a spring retention cable inside one of the poles wasn’t installed correct. 5 minutes to find a pair of long needles pliers had it fixed. Fabric and stitching were excellent on my tent.I setup the tent and am very happy with it. Spacious, sturdy and easy to setup. I have a bad back so I was worried about the weight, but the weight is split between the tent and poles, which are in separate bags. 25lbs for the poles and 55-60 for the tent. The canvas bags are great. Even though the tent weighs what it does, the bags many handles made it easy to pick up.The storage bag is oversized so you don’t have to fight to roll the tent into the original size. I actually left a rug in my tent (forgot it) and still fit the rolled up tent in the bag.

初張りの時、パイプを繋げようとしたが引っかかりがあり入りにくいのでパイプ中をみたら錆が…、ねじ込めば入ったので設営はできたのたが、翌朝の撤収時に朝露のせいか中から錆汁が出てきて屋根部分の白い所にシミが付きました。未開封で送ってきているので、出品者は悪くないとは思いますが…。テント自体は良い製品だと思います。

Life Pro Tip: If your wife isn't the biggest fan of camping, invest some money into a tent by Springbar. My wife agreed to go camping if we bought one of these. Now, I have booked at least 3 camping trips in the next 6 months and many more to come! I also invested into some other glamping accessories such as a rug (she is an interior designer and the rug was non-negotiable) , a nice camping chair, and Lost Horizon memory foam air mattresses. My wife will now go with me! We will make so many memories in this tent with our kids! Thank you so much Springbar for making this huge cabin tent! My wife can stand up, stay dry and feel like home while we are glamping. I literally couldn't do it without you!

Left me start off with my one complaint, I would prefer purchasing something made in the U.S. if the quality is as good or better even if the price is a little higher. Since the Skyliner is made in The U.S. I was considering it but sorry $$2000+ was out of my price range especially after a close inspection of the CJ 140. I’m not a tent expert but I’ve slept in more than my share of tents and the CJ 140 is my favorite so far. The Skyliner is also well made with some nice added features but in my opinion it’s not worth another $1000. Yes, this tent is heavy but it’s a base camp type of tent and not a backpacking tent. The stitching, zippers and overall quality is similar to the Skyliner and as good or better than the top competitors. If you set up the Classic Jack alongside a Skyliner and maybe a Kodiak next to each other and left them out over a long period of time based on the quality I would say that they would all last a similar amount of time. I would guess the longest lasting would be the Skyliner but not by a lot and then the classic Jack and Kodiak in that order. If you took good care of all three tents they would probably outlast your tent camping lifespan. I went over my tent carefully and the stitching, zippers, floor, poles, etc, were all well designed and durable without any defects. Just be sure to lay a tarp underneath it after checking for sharp objects, dry it out properly after each use, reapply a good fabric protector every so often, and try to avoid setting it up in a spot where the summer sun is beating down on it from sun up to sundown and the Classic Jack 140 should last a lifetime even being made in China.

I like that this has a mostly level roof - you can stand up as soon as you walk in. It's easy to assemble. Very sturdy. We always get a couple of good rain storms while camping, and it has kept the water out just fine. The zippers are super industrial-strength, so they will last a long time. There's no baggy fabric that bunches and gets caught in the zippers. The full-length windows are nice too - you can get a lot of fresh air when you open the window flaps.