The latest trend in the realm of men’s lifestyle gear is outdoor exploration. Whether taking to the road in a tricked-out camper van or hiking the Appalachian Trail, sleeping under the stars is part of the fun. There is no better way to live an adventurous life—even for a weekend—than to slumber inside a vintage-style A-frame tent. More to the point, the Seager Co. Free Range Tent turns a night outside into a full-fledged campsite. It unrolls out of its handy carrier pouch and into a sturdy shelter in less than five minutes, no construction buddy needed.
Measuring 7 feet long and 4 ½ feet wide, the Free Range Tent is large enough to accommodate two people or one person with a lot of gear. At just 8 pounds, it weighs less than a canteen filled with water. Just like the old tents back in the Boy Scout days, this tent comes with a rainfly for inclement weather. Breezy nights are best enjoyed without the rainfly, with just the mesh walls and roof to make it easy for spotting fireflies and counting shooting stars. Spacious storage pockets run the length of both long sides of the tent. A generous lip on the front and rear zippered entryways keeps out dirt and repels insects. The Seager Co. Free Range Tent comes in an earthy tone appropriately called Coyote Brown.
For another tent option, check out the Heimplanet x 66°North Cave XL 4-Season Tent.