I don't care what name is on the tent, I seal the seams before I take the tent for an outing. Think about it. The needle HAS to be bigger than the thread used to sew the pieces together. So the thread cannot seal that hole.
Seam sealer goes in, expands the thread a bit, and seals the rest of the hole.
Use it originally and once every year after and you will NOT get leaks even in the cheapest of tents.
Please people, ignore what people say about these leaking, but make sure you buy a 2007, they used the wrong kind of needle and the tents leak, so make sure you get 2008 and youll be fine
My 2009 model hasnt leaked even in heavy rain this year....
jammanuk2000 1 year ago
I don't care what name is on the tent, I seal the seams before I take the tent for an outing. Think about it. The needle HAS to be bigger than the thread used to sew the pieces together. So the thread cannot seal that hole.
Seam sealer goes in, expands the thread a bit, and seals the rest of the hole.
Use it originally and once every year after and you will NOT get leaks even in the cheapest of tents.
HarleylovinChelley 1 year ago
Leaking?? Outwell Montana tents NEVER leak, regardless of which year you buy!!
MunkyClaw 3 years ago
@MunkyClaw Outwell tents always leak they are shite.
mrjbirr 2 years ago
Please people, ignore what people say about these leaking, but make sure you buy a 2007, they used the wrong kind of needle and the tents leak, so make sure you get 2008 and youll be fine
MTBAnnonymous 3 years ago 2