Marmot Halo 6P vs The North Face Wawona 6

So you're looking at about 16 square feet per vestibule. so actually quite large vestibule areas for tents, coolers, whatever you got you want to thro...

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Instant up tents suck and have bad reviews for a reason. They are heavy, have huge pack sizes and lack mesh walls for breathability. Most are also single walls and have condensation problems. You want a double walled family camping tent like the Marmot Halo 6p, Limestone 4p/6p, Big Agnes Bunk House etx

Zippers work smoothly. Cons: Windows don't open from the inside, storage bag provided is not structured at all and packs up pretty bulky.

Big differences on the Big Agnes vs the Marmot is going to come down to vestibule space vs floor space and peak height. The Marmot has superior floor space at 93sq ft vs 87 on the Big Agnes.

We decided to go with the six, give us a little more moving room, and so I've got the new will load. A six from the North Face thanks huge weighs in a...

High peak height, simple design and doormat are nice touches. Peak height is 80". I would consider the Marmot Halo 6p or the Marmot Torreya 6p and the Nemo Wagontop 6p or 8p as well in your search. The Marmot Limestone 8p would also be a solid buy if you need more space for people or gear, but the peak height is lowered to 77"

Overall I am very happy with this tent though and would buy it again. Love the vestibule, simplicity of setup and storage options. Thanks for reading.

Solid doors also provide better protection from the wind in crappy weather too. I have the Marmot Halo 6p.

I will still give this tent a five star rating regardless of issues because of ease and features.