Coleman Rock Springs 4

Amply proportioned for 4 people, this tent offers an extended dome design with great internal space and a rugged, stable construction. Stable dome design with large storage area ideal for boots and bags. The pole for the storage area provides generous head height. The large sleeping area is complimented by a spacious storage space with lots of room for each camper’s kit.

An abundance of useful features add to the camping experience, providing a increased level of comfort on every trip.  The welcome mat offers the perfect resting place for dirty boots, while the new cord vent makes running electrics an effortless task, handy pockets carefully store prized possessions and a PVC window gives you a view of the outside world.

Thanks to the crucial arcs of the tent it is more stable by the strong wind and it is easy to pitch on flinty places or even on the asphalt.

Polyester 185T flysheet

Features a PE groundsheet with flat storage area groundsheet. The PE groundsheet allows keep dry the inside of the tent both by the dew and when the weather is bad.

The storage area groundsheet is a thick PE to resist heavy use.

The bedroom also features strong and resistant PE.

Welcome mat is an attached section of PE mat in the porch area, perfect for muddy boots.

Breathable polyester and no-see-um mesh inner is lightweight and bug-resistant.

It features fibreglass poles.

The pole sections are short enough for them to be packed easily into a rucksack.

Optimally placed panels provide airflow through the tent.

Optimally place guy-lines along the poles and around the tent ensure stability in high winds. Y-guy-lines provide support but less strain on the tent poles.

Inner tent pitches first, providing a taut structure.

Colour coded poles and pole sleeves and bedroom inner hooks minimise pitching errors.

Internal pockets

PVC windows with covers increase visibility and allow light into the tent but provide privacy when required.

Taped Seams Plastic tape applied over the seam (where the fabric pieces meet), during the manufacturing process, to cover needle holes for increased weather protection.

Door more common styles are "D" and "inverted T"; both generally have two layers, one fabric and one screen, and offer the ability to roll back the fabric and use the screen for ventilation and insect protection; tent doors feature zipper cuffs which add an additional layer of protection to the tent door.

The power cord vent is a convenient opening so that you can run an electricity cable into the tent.

Hydrostatic head - the image with rain clouds indicates the Hydrostatic Head rating of a tent's waterproof coating (known as PU). As an example, a  Hydrostatic Head of 1000 is the legal requirement to call a tent waterproof' so most start at 2000.  Simply, the higher the hydrostatic head, the better the water protection you have from your tent.