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Hi Rivadan,

we have a Comanche Compact, a well used eight-year-old trailer tent which we have owned since new. It has given us no problems, and the only attention it has required is new set of tyres last year. The canvas has held up very well, with only slight fading to roof, has never needed reproofing - no leaks...ever and nothings broken (touches wood). All the hadware, frame chassis etc are in good condition. The compact is a hard shell unit which has been stored outside year round, no worries. Having said that we have only ever owned tents before so cannot offer direct comparison to other TTs in terms of ease of use, towing or build quality (though I think the Camplets look ace). Hope this helps...

Quote: Originally posted by Onki on 24/8/2008

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Hi Rivadan,

we have a Comanche Compact, a well used eight-year-old trailer tent which we have owned since new. It has given us no problems, and the only attention it has required is new set of tyres last year. The canvas has held up very well, with only slight fading to roof, has never needed reproofing - no leaks...ever and nothings broken (touches wood). All the hadware, frame chassis etc are in good condition. The compact is a hard shell unit which has been stored outside year round, no worries. Having said that we have only ever owned tents before so cannot offer direct comparison to other TTs in terms of ease of use, towing or build quality (though I think the Camplets look ace). Hope this helps...

 

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Hi Riverdan,

Had the Montana about 6 years or so, a little under used as we still do tents, being very pleased with ours, it really is good canvas

Andy

hello iam new to site ; iam just going to purchase a comanche / montana  price about 700.00 looks easy to set up ; had a look at one in barrons / discover in chorlely  today the montana seems alot bigger than the bisa any advice welcomed regards bill