WHITEDUCK Regatta Double Wall Tent (Sandstone Beige, Water Repellent)

This review is for the White Duck 13’ Bell Regatta 360 Mesh tent. Setup was a little difficult because the mallet provided isn’t that great. The mallet got the job done, but I would highly recommend using a better mallet, with that said, I was able to set it up by myself, in about 20 minutes. The tent is very heavy. It’s a very solid tent. The only problem I had was that it was advertised on Amazon as having a Stove Jack, however, this particular model, does not. It also doesn’t have an outlet for electrical cord… so I returned it, for a full refund, because I need one with a stove jack, and a place for electical wire to go through so I can run electricity through the tent with out the door being open, and also have a place to allow my portable Air Conditioner to let out its drainage….Anyways, I went directly to their website, and ordered their 20’ Bell Avalon tent, and their awning. The sales rep gave me a Veteran discount plus another 5% discount for my troubles, so I’m grateful for that. Im looking forward to the new tent because it better suits my personal needs, but make no mistake about it, the 13’ Bell Regatta 360° mesh tent is a GREAT TENT! So let me give you a review of my setup and tear downIt’s practical to set up, quick actually, and everything about it seems pretty sturdy, except for the zipper around the bottom where it unrolls to lift up and expose the 360° mesh. It snagged about 6 times, and I only unzipped and rezipped it that one instance. The thing is gets pretty warm inside if you don’t open all the windows and lift up that bottom part of the tent to reveal the mesh. It was 77°F outside when I set it up, but rose to 90° inside until I opened the mesh. I cannot confirm/deny whether it leaks or not because I only opened it to test it, and to see whether or not it had a stove jack. I can tell you it’s spacious and when that bottom part is opened, it lets in plenty of air. The guy lines are actual ropes, and the pegs and stuff are very strong! Solid tent. I’m looking forward to the Avalon 20’ Bell tent, and I’m thankful for the promise of a full refund on this tent that I’m returning, plus no shipping costs. I’d keep it if it had the stove jack, to be honest. The zipper was a bit suspect, but I mean, it was my first time setting it up and I’ve bought coats that have had zippers snag up. At the end of the day, a zipper is a zipper…lol. I truly hope I helped you guys that are interested in these tents. I do not regret this purchase, at all. I look forward to many years of camping. The also have a lot of nice gear on their website. Have a good day!

This has gone through one mild winter and it is already ripped. I am so disappointed and I thought this would at least have 3-5 years before it would show signs of ripping. It only took one season of mild Oregon weather for this to already start breaking down. DO NOT BUY! LOOK ELSEWHERE.

This is not a 4 season tent. That is a lie. Wind can be felt through the zippers. There is no hole for a stove pipe. There are no holes for solar lines to go through and into the tent .Large and roomy but NOT 4 season!Shame on White Duck for claiming so. Disappointed. I have one of their REAL 4 season. If you want three season this is the one. NOT A FOUR SEASON TENT!