The Sentinel was designed for use in very wet and windy environments.
It would be strong enough to support the snow/wind loads that you might expect in winter camping, but a true four-season tent would have a fabric rather than a mesh inner tent
Articles in this section
- Is a Sentinel worth the extra weight?
- Why don't you use the term 'four season' for the Sentinel?
- Are the Sentinel Tents 'Hangout Mode' compatible?
- Differences between Alto standard / Alto Plus and Telos standard / Telos Bikepack / Telos Plus tents?
- Are there any chemical treatments on the Escapist tarp? How do you clean and store an Escapist?
- What are the differences between the Telos and Ikos tents?
- What is the difference between the Ground Control and Ground Control Light Tent Pegs?
- What is the difference between the Alto and Telos tents?
- What makes Sea to Summit tents more spacious?
- What is the difference between freestanding and semi-freestanding tents?