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Hi Carrie
Very close to buying this model.Search for other posts as there is an owner of a large posted.Also I have pasted a copy of an e-mail from Colemans.Yes I know its thier tent so they are going to say this but at least got a very quick reponse from them.Hope this helps
Hello Harry,
All of our tents are tested under the harshest conditions. In order to be able to test them under these circumstances we've created a a rain room and a wind tunnel that allow new tent models to be tested during their development.
In addition to that all new models are subjected to long term outdoor testing. This means that a new model, before it goes into production, is pitched outside and stays pitched for a period of several months. During that time the longevity of the tents is tested as well as resistance to UV rays, harsh winds, torrential rains, or whatever weather type is traveling over the area where the tents are pitched.
Also the Gallileo L & XL series are equipped with strong steel pole constructions for extra durability and weather resistance.
Hope this can take some of your concerns away.
best regards
Sundance
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Topic: Coleman Galileo XL
