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We have the 10x10 and the 10x14.  They are both pretty much the same/same set-up.  They have totally exceeded our expectations.  they are comfortable and roomy, water proof and have withstood some high winds. Their customer service is great too.

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These are our preferred tent stakes.  While the Kodiaks come with great stakes, i find these to be a bit superior.  they are strong, tuff, don't spin and come in various lengths.

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We went with the Teton Sports Mesa Tarp Footprint for both of the tents, so far so good.  They seem to be just tough enough for everywhere we have camped so far, have held up quite nice and aren't too think and cumbersome.

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Coleman Trailhead 2 cots.  These things have been great. They are not too difficult to set up and take down, keep you off the ground and seem quite durable.  I have used many different air mattresses and the cots have them beat by a long shot.  All four of ours will fit in the 10x14 tent when we are only using one tent.

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To light up our tent, we use these usb lights,https://amzn.to/3nPfY4J and i found these switches for them, https://amzn.to/43815KW which has been better than plugging and unplugging them.  We have a multi usb charger we use for these and for charging phones when at an electric site, and use a Jackery power supply when we are without "shore" power.

We are having pretty good luck with the Jackery 500, so much so that we outfitted the other tent with the 300, https://amzn.to/3UbekGJ  We also use the solar panels to charge them.

These were more of a splurge item, and one to get the kids involved in cooking their own food.  We've tried several types of sandwiches, deserts, biscuits, and even cinnamon roles with success.  We are looking forward to trying more things in them. There are lots of ideas and recipes online that makes good use of them.

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