Just got back from 15 night camping in Western Lake District and Oban on the West Coast of Scotland. The Weathermaster is a great tent but during some of the terrible rain we had it seems to leak. Once the rain starts and the wind blows, a 'mist' of water seem to come through the fabric with each gust and water drips in through the zips leaving little puddles overnight. Is this normal or was I just expecting too much from the tent! Has the name 'Weathermaster' lulled me into a false sense of security. The tent stood up admirably to the wind though, very impressed.
Post last edited on 10/09/2009 13:43:39
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Hi, Weathermaster owner here. We've used ours on about 6 to 8 trips now, and we have never had a leak. If the rain was coming through the zips, were the 2 overlapping zip flaps in place properly? We have even had 'pools' of water form on the room where the canopy was distorting the shape of the tent but even then, no leaks.
I agree with AngelicMinx, take it back, it is clearly faulty. Make sure you have your receipt or card statement and reject it on the grounds that it is not fit for purpose - keeping the rain off! By law, they are obliged to offer you a replacement or a refund.
Good luck!