Columbia North Rim 10-Foot by 7-Foot 4 Person Dome Tent
Columbia North Rim 10-Foot by 7-Foot 4 Person Dome Tent
Offering a lightweight and compact design that comfortably sleeps up to four campers, Columbia’s North Rim tent utilizes the GoBeDry Ultimate Rain Protection system to help keep you dry and protected from the elements. Setup is simple and fast with color-coded poles and user-friendly stake and rain fly attachments. A variety of storage options line the inside of the North Rim so you can keep your gear organized, including internal pockets, cup holders, and a gear loft.
Features and Specifications:
- Sleeps: 4
- Seasons: 3
- GoBe Dry Ultimate Rain Protection system
- Camp port allows for passage of cables
- Internal pockets, cup holders, and gear loft
- Color coded fiberglass poles for easy set up
- Polyester taffeta body and rainfly
- 1 door, 4 windows
- Area: 120 by 84 by 60 inches (L x W x H)
- Total Weight: 13.4 pounds
Customer reviews for Columbia North Rim 10-Foot by 7-Foot 4 Person Dome Tent :
“I bought this tent from a sporting goods store to take on an overnight camping trip. It was a last minute purchase because the tent I already had that I thought would be ok wasn’t. I didn’t even take this out of the box prior to setting it up it was so last minute. All in all, I have no complaints whatsoever with this tent. The poles are color coded-blue pole through the blue loops, green pole through the green loops, black pole for the rainfly. It went up in about 10 minutes with two people setting everything up. The inside was nice and roomy-four adults, a medium sized cooler and some backpacks fit comfortably. I am 5′4″ tall and could almost stand up straight inside. The windows (3) were nice and big as was the door. There is a hook in the top of the tent for hanging a flashlight or battery lantern. There are side pockets attached for putting things like watches, glasses, or wallets, as well as cup holders and such that can be attached if desired. I didn’t bother as we were attending a weekend-long wine festival-I figured we wouldn’t care too much about cupholders
There was an attached welcome-mat type thing that you could leave your shoes on so no dirt would get inside the tent.
During our stay it poured not once, but 3 times, and not a drop came inside as we had attached the rainfly just in case. Like I said before, I hadn’t taken it out to set it up or anything, so there was no additional seam seal or waterproofing on the tent and we stayed perfectly dry. I read reviews of other Columbia tents and saw complaints that their poles snapped, but we had no problem and it was fairly windy when it rained. I didn’t care for the metal stakes that came with the tent. I had purchased additional stakes after hearing complaints about those as well but didn’t need to use them. The ground was pretty rocky underneath the grass, so the stakes were difficult to put in without a mallet, but they remained in the ground, and the package came with more than enough to hold down the tent. Get a mallet and you’ll have no issues.
I only spent about $100 on this tent, and it was worth every penny. I have other Columbia products (winter coat) and have had no problems dealing with their warranty department. They seem to stand behind their products, and if there was ever an issue with this tent I wouldn’t expect to have any troubles with them. An awesome little tent, I say!”


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