if it was 1 man 11 women then it wouldn't be a teepee or a wigwam! it would be called a wham bam thank you ma'am?:confused:

wigwam? teepee? relax, you're two tents

Shouldn't it be 12 man/woman/lgbt/gender neutral.....blah blah blah.

Strange times indeed.

Do they have any 1 man 11 women (or even a couple less) wigwams?

Do they have any 1 man 11 women (or even a couple less) wigwams?

Shouldn't it be 12 man/woman/lgbt/gender neutral.....blah blah blah.

Strange times indeed.

if it was 1 man 11 women then it wouldn't be a teepee or a wigwam! it would be called a wham bam thank you ma'am?:confused:

I need one of these for my bunghole!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HilVFpvzuBM

12 men farting, burping and smelly feet, nooooo :confused:
I'll make it a one man luxury tent.

are you threatening me :-P

Disappointed there was no pics showing how you fit 12 people in. XD

Heat for giant teepee regardless.

wigwam? teepee? relax, you're two tents

Great for those cheeky weekends away with like-minded people.
It'll be a good night with 10-12 people having a friendly time getting acquainted. :sunglasses:

After some of the camping sh*te Tesco have been selling recently, this isn't too bad. 2000mm HH means it will stand up to a heavy shower and a bit of wind so probably OK for summer camping but probably not anything more extreme. At 5m diameter, realistically, it's more likely to sleep about 5 or maybe six people but for £100 it's a bargain for this kind of tent.

I'm considering getting one to put in the garden for parties!

12 man? :smile:

Cosy.

Last one I saw was LGBTQ

What the Furk does the Q bit stand for? confused Sign makers must be laughing all the way to the bank!

I wouldn't bet on it, I dunno what make it was but a few years ago at a festy one of our party had one of this design, it was throwing it down and windy all night and it leaked all over his sleeping bags/bed etc. Had to spend the rest of it kipping in his car.

Be like a sauna on a night time.

Almost a good point, but simpler to say a 12 person tent. Not so strange times.

queery?

I suppose you'd have to laying down like spokes on a wheel to all fit in.

love teepee tents but not sure the quality of Tesco ones... still, for the price seems really good

Correct me if I'm wrong. I read somewhere that new tents and the like require a good watering down and drying before they become truly waterproof. *shrug* Perhaps another HDUKer can elucidate?!

As opposed to 12 women all holding their farts in and then bundling into the toilet block in the morning and blowing the roof off.

Brokenback Mountain.

No, that is half a coconut.

Those omnipotent types from Star Trek?

Good price for kids camping/sleepovers in the garden!

So this is a fitted ground sheet so no water in between when it rains coming into the tent.
really thinking of getting this. but cant find any videos anywhere

wife will only moan it has no porch for cooking and having chairs ffs

needs moar voucher, it's a good price but I want to pay LESS :smiley:

my feet don't smell!:confused:

I'm waiting for on of these to be on offer....

Really bad reviews on revoo

For anyone that wants the real deal check out bell tent boutique as they sell genuine canvas bell tents. https://belltentboutique.co.uk/collections/belltents

Looks like it is the Summer of our discount tent !!

When it says 12 man it's a method of measurement.. nothing to do with gender roles. If it was 12 person then you can't judge the actual size.

same review i thought it was the same tent? if you look its just a different colour same design

That's true of canvas tents as the seams and material has to expand to make it watertight.

Personally I use a canvas bell tent (which this is trying and failing to emulate) and have never had any issues in 8+ years.

Different design.

Out of stock now I procrastinated buying this.

Hi this is back in stock if anyone's interested.. Can it be unexpired please?

\x0d\x0a\x0d\x0aAfter such an encounter, it'd only be right to address each of them singularly. You ungentlemanly pri**

I'd live in it, just needs a sofa bed, kitchen, bathroom bit and some cupboard space

I've just packed mine up to take it back to Tesco.
Its single skin, virtually transparent so any daylight at all comes straight though it.
The main pole doesn't have a fixing at the top, and has a habit of moving and collapsing the tent.
Plus any kind of rain and you get massive puddles at the doors, as well as running down the main panels inside.
Shame, because it looked quite smart

The idea of "man" in this case is to denote via shorthand the volume capacity in relation to the average "man".

5:10 is the average height for UK males

5:5 is the average height for UK females

Obviously this doesn't include "little people" with average height of 4:10.

So in short (pun intended) saying 12 person tent gives no indication of size as to which "person group: dies the volumetric calculation apply. To use "person" you would need to attribute height to the non-descript class for anyone to work out whether the item unsuitable or not - which negates the entire point of using person as a volumetric shorthand reference tern


Strange times indeed when

A) this needs explained
B) using shorthand terms need to be rationalized and justified

The idea of "man" in this case is to denote via shorthand the volume capacity in relation to the average "man".

5:10 is the average height for UK males

5:5 is the average height for UK females

Obviously this doesn't include "little people" with average height of 4:10.

So in short (pun intended) saying 12 person tent gives no indication of size as to which "person group: dies the volumetric calculation apply. To use "person" you would need to attribute height to the non-descript class for anyone to work out whether the item unsuitable or not - which negates the entire point of using person as a volumetric shorthand reference tern


Strange times indeed when

A) this needs explained
B) using shorthand terms need to be rationalized and justified

Just reading the comments is #Banter

I have a proper canvas bell tent and last year set my tent up next to one of these. The chap inside the Tesco tent was very pleased to tell me how much cheaper his tent was than mine.

At 2 a.m the rains came. I was nice and cosy in my tent but got woken up by this man and his family packing their completely drenched tent away. They were gone by 8 a.m.

If you want a serious holiday in a tent, you get what you pay for. If you go for this then do it only as a fun garden tent, light protection etc. No use as a family tent.