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The North Face Mountain Manor 6 Bx Tent 6-Person 3-Season

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Get the family out of the house and into the wilderness with The North Face Mountain Manor 6 BX Tent. This roomy six-person, three-season tent makes you feel right at home and lets you leave life’s daily distractions behind.

  • Color-coded poles with snap-on exterior lash points make pitching easy
  • Fully taped seams and 3000mm PU-coated oxford nylon floor protects you from the wet ground
  • High and low zip vents let in fresh air and dump excess heat
  • Room dividers provide privacy when needed
  • Duffel-style storage sack keeps everything organized in transit

Bottom Line: Plenty of room for your kids to thrash about.

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I love this tent. It is ALMOST the perfect tent, but has one

I love this tent. It is ALMOST the perfect tent, but has one serious design flaw: poor ventilation. Spring, Summer or Fall, it's just too hot. I finally gave up last week when I woke up and the tent felt like an oven at 7am (again). So, does anyone know when the next generation of NF family tents will hit the market? How long do product cycles at NF usually run? Thanks

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November 5, 2011

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Hi, Does Zippered vents means that I can close the bottom and

Hi,
Does Zippered vents means that I can close the bottom and door vents during cool nights? I am deciding between Meadowland 6 and Montain Manor 6 and I wonder which one allows me more ventilation control...

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August 30, 2010

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The cieling should be less concern since the wind blows mostly on the sizes, but I wonder is air heated buy my family of 4 sleeping in the tent would vent faster in a mesh ceiling and make the tent fiil colder. My old 3-seasons TNF stratos, purchased in the late ninties, has zipped venting in the ceilling. I wonder if the stop doing that becuase it is unncesary or just toreduce costs.

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August 31, 2010

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That's what it means, but the ceiling is all mesh on both tents. On the Mountain Manor, the lower vents and door vents zip up, so it should be the one that will give you the best control, especially since you were concerned about wind blowing through the lower mesh in one of your previous questions. Even with the fly on, that's where you're going to feel it coming in first.

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August 30, 2010

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Rating for this product: 5

Great Tent!

By: Backcountry.com Employee
May 24, 2010

This is a great car camping tent! We have used it a couple of times so far and are looking forward to this great piece of gear to last a long time!

Pros:
It is a great size 6 person tent that actually fits 6 comfortably. I am 6ft 3in and can stand up in this thing too. The build quality is superb. I am impressed with the reinforcements everywhere there are clips. All the materials used for everything included is excellent... Poles, stakes, rain fly, even the duffel it comes in is awesome. We had some heavy rain over a couple of days the first time we used this. Water beaded up beautifully on the fly and not a drop of rain got in. The vestibule is big and tall on this. We had no problems with condensation either... the vents on the tent actually work. The clip to pole hub system is pretty slick.

Cons:
It is heavy, not that we plan on packing it anywhere though. Also, I have set it up with two people every time because it is much easier that way. The pole system takes some getting used to. I still don't feel like it is very smooth process to setup for me, even after practicing several times before our trips and after multiple trips with it. I think it is mostly related to the size of the tent and not the actual design. I am sure I will get more proficient at it from time and use.

Recommendation:
This is one awesome 6 person tent! I have experience with plenty of competing products and would recommend this over any of them. This has been a great buy!

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Mt. Manor 6

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September 16, 2010

Our Mt. Manor 6 in Great Smoky Mountians National Park in September of 2010.

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September 16, 2010

This is a GREAT tent! We would recommend this to anyone. It's easy to set up, lots of room, and great ventilation. we are looking foward to our next adventure in the Mt. Manor 6!

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I am torn between the NF Mountain Manor 6 and the Kelty Palisade

I am torn between the NF Mountain Manor 6 and the Kelty Palisade 6........ We car camp in Florida, usually during winter (which means 65 deg at night). Ventilation and dryness are very important. Pls Help.
thanks

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August 24, 2010

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Does this model replace the Trailhead 6 tent?

Does this model replace the Trailhead 6 tent?

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April 27, 2010

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Bombo - The Mountain Manor is the replacement for the Trailhead series, and there are a number of improvements. The new hub pole system cuts down the number of pole sections needed making the tent significantly lighter - and the clip system (as opposed to sleeves on the Trailhead), make for a much easier set up. Some really nice upgrades.
Hope this helps-

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April 28, 2010

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I'm not seeing the old standby, the Trailhead 6 on any retailers'

I'm not seeing the old standby, the Trailhead 6 on any retailers' websites. Is this tent taking the place of that model in the North Face's line? I hope not because I love that tent.

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April 13, 2010

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The Mountain Manor is the replacement for the Trailhead series. I have set up and used both, and the Mountain Manor was a needed update. The pole hub system is much easier to use than the sleeves on the Trailhead - and faster to set up (not to mention lighter...).

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April 28, 2010

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Good Tent

4 star rating

By: Martin January 21, 2011

Hi , i think it very nice tent but i guess its pretty expensive. But then you need to be extra careful when you are out there. I see many first hand reviews more...

Great Tent!

5 star rating

By: Tim Berrett May 24, 2010

This is a great car camping tent! We have used it a couple of times so far and are looking forward to this great piece of gear to last a long time!
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Material:
[fly] 75D 185T polyester; [floor] 210D 190T nylon; [canopy] 70D 190T nylon 
Freestanding:
yes 
Doors:
Pole Material:
DAC DA17 aluminum 
Floor Space:
93 sq ft 
Interior Height:
74 in 
Vestibule Space:
[front] 24.8 sq ft; [rear] 8 sq ft 
Ventilation:
zippered vents 
Trail Weight:
20 lb 11 oz 
Recommended Use:
camping, car camping 
Manufacturer Warranty:
lifetime