Yes, local gear shops or large retail shops may repair tent poles or have replacement parts in stock. Contact a local outdoor gear store to learn more about their services. Many backpacking tents ...

Luckily, the rest of the tent is relatively durable, and you can easily repair parts like the zippers or mesh. My introduction to camping started almost 30 years ago in a cabin tent. Since then ...

It is also important to consider the way in which the tent poles attach to the tent. Many of our picks use grommet attachments, which are more secure and simple to repair than key attachments if ...

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