The REI 4 tent is a strong, durable tent for four persons. It is perfect for families with lots of gear. The tent also offers plenty of protection in all kinds of weather. It can be used inside the tent to provide comfortable sleeping conditions for all four adults.
Another luxury tent is the REI Co-op Wonderland X. It offers plenty of space and flexibility. It can be set up either as a freestanding shelter with an attached vestibule or as a large tent with an attached canopy. Families will love the convenience of being able to take off the removable inner tent. The large vestibule has a mudroom and plenty of space for bikes and other accessories. It is great for group camping and family car-camping.
The REI Passage 2 tent, which I purchased as a tent in my first REI purchase, was the REI Passage 2. I've used it extensively as a backpacking tent. It is easy to set up and has an excellent footprint. It's also reasonably priced, but there are better options out there for three-season backpacking.
The REI Base Camp 6 tent is strong, sturdy and four-pole. It has a 27-foot front vestibule. This tent is well-suited for colder weather and has plenty of headroom. It's large enough to accommodate all four campers as well as a dog. The tent is made of durable, heavy materials. This tent is perfect for three-season backpacking trips.
The REI Half Dome 1 Plus backpacker is an affordable option. The Quarter Dome's floor area is identical to this one, but it only weighs 1 pound more. It is also slightly less expensive than MSR or Big Agnes equivalents. But its peak height doesn't reach as high as that of the quarter-dome. It is also less suitable for camping in all season.
The REI Quarter Dome 2 is a great backpacker tent. It is slightly cheaper than the MSR model, and has a higher peak. It's also a bit larger, offering five square feet more than the quarter dome. It's a good option for budget-minded backpackers, especially if you want to stay away from the expensive, luxury tents. It has a minimum trail weight of 3 pounds 6 oz.
The REI Passage 2 tent, which is identical to the REI Camping Dome 2, has been discontinued. It isn't as comfortable as the REI Kingdom and the REI Co-op Wonderland, but it's still waterproof. This backpack is great for backpackers who don’t care about the high-water rate. The minimum trail weight is very low, which is important for backpackers who wish to use it. Although it is easy to set up, you will need to have a pair of hands.
The REIKON tent is ideal for families who love to go on adventures. It is simple to set up, has ample space for all four of you, and plenty of storage. This tent is also very versatile, and you can use it for drive-up camping. The 75-denier polyester rain fly makes it easy to clean. This tent includes a hubbed poleset as well as a convenient bag.