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Timberline SQ 2XT Tent: 2-Person 3-Season

A Great Companion For My Timberline 6 Person Tent

Great for Florida camping, easy to assemble and take down. Roomy enough for two but I tested it on my own and it provides plenty of room for one. The fly kept the rain out very well.

Best tent I ever had

A really great tent. Easy to set up. Good in bad weather. Durable. This will my third Timberline tent since 1995. They do get old. After 15 years, the polyurethane coating tends to perish. That is a really good lifespan in this throwaway age. So sad that Johnson Outdoors are quitting the brand.

Easy to set up, good quality tent. Redesigned zippers don’t allow for easy air flow in and out of the tent. Overall would recommend.

Sturdy - Takes Time To Assemble

Had tent over 10 years, use it in all 4 seasons. Love how sturdy it is when put up, love the vestibule size, love the headroom. Downside is, it uses a lot of stakes for even setting up in light rain (minimum 10, 4-tent corners, 4-fly/vestibule corners, 2- fly sides). So the tent is free standing-ish, but only if you have room to get all the stakes in. Also the fly ends use small loose poles, begging to be lost and requiring a lot of extra attention. Similarly there is a reinforcing tube for the center span and a tiny delicate pole for spreading the tent/fly mid-span. That's (4) loose poles about 12" long to keep track of and not damage. All interfacing in plastic hubs.

Love this tent. Hope Eureka sticks around and continues to make great products

I love my new Timberline!

I was given a 2 person Timberline as a graduation present in 1984 and used it heavily until 2019 when I finally replaced it with a Timberline SQ. Although I had to replace the fly once on the old tent, the only problem was the zipper in the door, which I couldn't figure out how to fix, or else I would have gladly kept using it. That said, I love my new SQ. I especially love how much easier it is to set up, which I often have to do after dark. I also love the extra head room provided by the cross bar over the top of the frame. Although I was skeptical at first of the mostly screen sides, I have camped in it at temps below freezing and was fine. I should note also that I tried two other tents before I got the Timberline SQ, both of which made me wonder why anyone would choose anything except for a Timberline in this size category. There are just two things I would change about it if I were to do a redesign: 1) I would change the window zippers in the doors such that you can keep a triangle (of whatever size you like) open at the top. A previous reviewer made the same comment. With the current design you can adjust the size of the opening side ways, but that does not allow one to keep the wind off your body and see out the window at the same time. Also, the window doesn't tend to stay half open with the current design. It is either all or nothing. 2) I would like a better mechanism for typing back the flaps of the vestibule when it is not open. Currently there's a flap in that hangs down in the middle, which is annoying if you're trying to get in and out that end when it is wet. Not a huge problem, since I usually go in and out the other end anyway, but I would imagine one that the tent designers could figure out. 3) Although I primarily use my tent for car camping, if the same design could be made out of lighter materials, especially for the poles, it would be great for backpacking too.

Love the A-Frame design

I wanted a tent that would fit out ATV 6x10' trailer and not have to sleep in the dirt and this is perfect. Love how it sets up and the doors on each side make this easy to access. Haven't had to try it in rain yet but planned on a rain tarp anyway to keep the pine sap off. Easy set up and take down.

Spacious two person.

My granddaughter has taken up outdoor activities in college. Felt she needed a better quality tent than the college supplies. I had a Timberline 4 person years ago and familiar with Eureka quality.

Great product

Used once at the beach in 15-20 mph wind and light rain. Did great, no leaks and tent maintained it’s shape in the wind. Very happy with its performance. Only suggestion: I would prefer both ends have the vestibule facing the same direction so you can use it at either end depending on camp and wind direction.

Awesome Tent!!!!

I bought this town about a month ago for my son who is in scouts. We went camping for the weekend and it drizzled all weekend. There was not a drop of water in the tent!!!!The new design of the timberline SQ2 is awesome!