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best tent for tall person Extra-Long 2-Person Tent for Tall PeopleFinally, a tent built for taller campers. Engineered from the ground up for people up to 7'1", this 2 person tent delivers true extra length, height, and livable space that standard tents simply cant match. With a 102" floor, 46" peak height, and 66" width, you can stretch out fully without sleeping diagonally or touching the walls. A full coverage rainfly, PFAS free waterproofing, and premium aluminum hardware ensure reliable performance in real
Finally, a tent built for taller campers.
Engineered from the ground up for people up to 7'1", this 2-person tent delivers true extra length, height, and livable space that standard tents simply can’t match. With a 102" floor, 46" peak height, and 66" width, you can stretch out fully without sleeping diagonally or touching the walls. A full-coverage rainfly, PFAS-free waterproofing, and premium aluminum hardware ensure reliable performance in real conditions—perfect for car camping, weekend trips, and short backcountry adventures.
Key Features:
- Extra-long 102" floor eliminates cramped, diagonal sleeping
- 46" peak height and vertical space for true livability
- Dual doors and vestibules for easy access and gear storage
Please Note: This item always ships separately. If you order this & other items, your order will be split shipped.
Size & Fit:
- Length: 102" (8.5 ft)
- Width: 66" (5.5 ft)
- Peak height: 46"
- Weight: 7.5 lbs.
- When packed: 19" length x 7" square base
- Fits campers up to 7'1"
- Spacious 2-person capacity
- Freestanding design for flexible setup
Fabric & Care:
- Fly: 68D poly taffeta, 1500mm PU/FR/WR coating
- Floor: 210D poly oxford, 2000mm PU/FR/WR coating
- PFAS-free water repellent materials
- Aluminum poles (8.5mm) for durability
- YKK #5 zippers and aluminum pegs
- Spot clean and air dry only
Technical Highlights:
- Full-coverage removable rainfly with seam taping
- 2 doors + 2 vestibules for gear and accessibility
- 2 roof vents and 4 mesh panels for airflow
- Interior storage pockets, hooks, and gear loops
- Reflective guy lines for low-light visibility
- Tube floor construction for improved water resistance
Use Cases:
- 3-season tent (spring, summer, fall)
- Ideal for car camping and weekend trips
- Suitable for canoe camping and short backcountry treks
- Balanced for durability and comfort at 7.5 lbs
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★★★★★ 5
Engaging and Relevant to our Times
Format: Kindle
These days more than ever this work is important. Rep. Clyburn's engaging prose is both personal and matter-of-fact, and provides much needed perspective on an often-neglected but most important part of our history.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026
★★★★★ 4
True history
Format: Hardcover
Good information
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Outstanding book!
Format: Hardcover
A great read!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2026
★★★★★ 5
... this book was instrumental in planning and is highly recommended. In a somewhat bullet format I'll add a ...
Format: Paperback
We finished the Wonderland yesterday- this book was instrumental in planning and is highly recommended. In a somewhat bullet format I'll add a few notes...
I think it is better to deliver your food caches rather than mail them- discuss with the rangers THE ACTUAL PICK-UP POINTS, and have your map with you- they will give you current trail and water conditions, this proved to be very valuable.
We opted for a 12 day hike, after just a few days we realized that we had underestimated our hiking ability and changed out schedule to a 9 day hike. The rangers were very good about helping us with the changes, keep a slower plan and a faster plan in mind as the hike progresses (don't forget to get word to the rangers to re-date your food caches if you change your schedule).
Thank those rangers and back country guys when you see them-the trail is in splendid condition, the maintenance is ongoing. When you meet a man wearing a pack-board with a 55 gallon drum lashed to it and he is going to muck out one of the outhouses on the trail is really makes you think about all the steps that you are traversing, the water bars, the brush...on and on with the list.
Trail-trash... and I'm not talking about litter, there are some not so nice people on the trail who think nothing about leapfrogging a campsite because they "didn't like it" or the day was too long / short. That means that if you are a late arrival at a camp all the sites may be taken, then you have to ask to see permits and engage in eviction, the rangers need to hear about these guys and they leave the park "With extra paperwork:". One party we met started as a party of 3, but one of them became ill and suffered a fall resulting in an injury- so she was abandoned at Golden Lakes to fend for herself... dumped on the rangers. Point being, know your trail team- when you look at the map note where the roads are close by the trail should you need to get help.
The authors mention bugs... perhaps once or twice... they talk about deer flies and horse flies... but as much as they talk about it is still under emphasized, there are legions, hordes, armies of bugs at some of the campsites DON'T IGNORE THESE WARNINGS.
There was a great tip about putting apples / oranges / pears in your food caches- after a couple of days without fresh fruit these were a huge bonus. We also included some of the Hormel dinners- already hydrated and a nice break from the normal trail food.
All in all, this is essential equipment in planning your hike.
The Wonderland is aptly named- this one of the high churches in the outdoor religion, you will be constantly amazed!!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2015
★★★★★ 5
The Best Wonderland Trail book out there!
Format: Paperback
To plan my Wonderland Trail hike, I bought three different books, including this one. Tami's is by FAR the best. It offers great summaries of different sections as well as detailed descriptions. So many details are covered: permits, the Spray Park and Northern Loop options, packing, caching, conditioning, etc. There are numerous maps, and all of the charts at the back really helped me plan a well-informed itinerary. Great book!
I used a hard copy edition of this book to plan my Wonderland hike (since I still really like good old-fashioned books) and then downloaded the Kindle version to my phone to use for reference on the trail. After a quick read each night, I could hit the trail the next morning well-prepared for the day ahead!
I should point out that I did also bring along a Green Trails map of the Wonderland Trail, which I really only wanted to identify mountains, etc.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2017