Wenzel Klondike Tent Review (Part 2) 1080P

There were only a couple of video reviews for this tent, so I felt like making my own since my camera shoots in 1080p. So far I have not yet camped in this tent, only set it up in my yard. I plan to make one more review when I actually go camping for 4 nights in the beginning of July. My first impressions of the tent are good though, in my opinion, this tent is not as huge as some make it sound in their reviews on Amazon. I apologize that the video(s) ran a bit long. Hopefully my review helps you make your determination in whether or not this tent is for you. Again, check back in mid-July for a full review after I've camped in it for 4 nights.

*FYI, I ended up not making another video when I went camping. I was just way too busy. The tent held up well but did leak with heavy rain. The leaking wasn't horrible, we stayed dry... but there were puddles near the corners of the big sleeping area, and also some next to the big zip up flaps of the screen room. I would recommend using some seam sealer and ensuring you're on the levelest spot possible, this may have contributed to the leaking as my site was not very level.*

Video recorded with a Nikon Coolpix S8200

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ok here's part two finally got the rain
cover on rainfly whatever I think that
took me almost as long to get that on as
a different with the whole time together
very difficult alone and we the tellers
hear the support lines really tangled so
yeah I've already had one issue with it
since i got there we go just
demonstrated and perfect
I it's fairly windy yell but it's not
that bad and you see just collapsed
right here
I hope that doesn't become a recurring
issue get to tie that down right there
but that's the second time it's done
that that pole just caved in
so I don't know why that is
I mean other than the obvious fact that
now there's more surface area for the
wind to head but I don't think it's that
windy that it should be collapsing that
side so I'm a little pissed off about
that maybe it's just the way I got it
setup but I took my time I staked it out
very tightly straight and you can see
the pressure that the ones putting on
these poles
I hope that doesn't become a recurring
issue maybe once i get these guidelines
staked out it might it might hold a bit
stronger to keep this one shorter but
one thing and they did good here this is
the back of the tent the rainfly
attaches right to the back of the tent
to ok so kind of brings the back of the
ten out a little bit what
all I don't know why didn't do it on the
side you know that probably would have
helped with that waviness in the side of
the tent so again i'm going to set it up
when i go camping we'll see if it you
know works its way out but that you
don't feel like pictures and other
videos on YouTube that's a recurring
issue so i don't believe it's anything
that I've done with the way I set it up
so yeah we'll see is the campground the
campsite it's going to be no better
ground it's gonna be a lot leveler so
maybe that'll help but yeah that's what
it looks like the rain fly and if you
got two people use them because that
rain fly likes it took me just as long
by myself
it's a bit windy out here and it just
was not working with me was pretty
difficult i'm not super tall so you know
trying to get over top of that was not
easy so definitely highly recommend to
people at least for the rainfly i
managed to the tent alone without too
much trouble that rain fly with a pain
that's it if anybody has tent maybe
recommend something that you know you
can see that i did wrong
let me know it's not that uneven right
here to be honest with you I was really
kind of surprised that that's pole there
has already caved in twice so I don't
like that well anyway i will make
another review i will be going camping
first of July and it will be staked down
very well and i'll let you know how it
holds up
I will be staying there five nights so
until then hopefully my review helps you
a little bit gives you an idea of the
tap
yeah