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Great value for money, the Roman Adventure 4V Dome Tent has all the features you need, in a classic 3 pole design, at an awesome price.
The silver coating on the flysheet blocks out head while the seam-sealed polyester fabric carries a 2000mm water head rating. The inner is made up of breathable polyester and ultrafine mesh in the windows, while two entrances and a vestibule provides sheltered storage.
Adequately ventilated through two windows, two doors and two roof vents, the Adventure 4V Dome Tent is an affordable shelter for 4.
- Lantern hook
- 9 internal organiser pockets
- Front and rear ‘D’ doors
- Side windows
- Roof vents
- Includes pegs, poles and carry bag
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Reviews
(6)
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(6 reviews)
Trouble with poles
Erecting tent no problem until you start pegging the fly cover then you find that the poles are too long and unable to peg down the fly fully. what else is worse is trying to unzip the opening to get in then struggle to zip it back the strain from the overlength poles inhibits this action.
Reply to LT - Newcastle below
Did you attach the velcro in the fly to the poles? We had a 6 person tent which was bending at a very steep angle in the wind, the roof almost touching our heads. We learnt that you have to attach the velcro to the poles to provide a more solid structure to the tent. Unfortunately, some tent manufacturers do not give very detailed instructions about this very important feature when it is windy. It made a real difference in the tent not steeply bending in the wind.
Roman adventure 4v
Great size tent, easy to put up, doesn't take up make space in the car. but it is the most scariest tent to sleep in when it's windy, I thought the tent was gonna collapse on top of me ( even with all ropes pegged down) I hated it I do not recommend this tent if your planning to go away for a couple of weeks.
Feb 20 2017
Thanks for your feedback LT - although I'm sorry to hear you've had a rough nights sleep. Have you considered extra guy ropes? I know it's not ideal, but you'll have a better chance of locking it down for those windy nights. I hope this helps. Laine :)
Ps Reading your review reminded me of this commercial - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4PlSSVnII8
Perfect car touring tent for 2 people
I've had this tent for about 6 months. I bought it mainly as a car touring tent to the outback and it has been all the way to Broken Hill, Lake Mungo and Lightning Ridge and back. It has also done multi-days in the Warrumbungles where we camped at a very windy hill overlooking the Breadknife, the winds were about 60km an hour and shaking the tent but it held up since we used all the guy ropes and pegged it to the ground and placed rocks on top of the pegs. More recently it has been to Mudgee on the long weekend where it poured with rain and strong winds shook the tent once again but it held up while remaining dry inside. What I really like is that it was quick to set up and set down especially in the middle of the night at 3am in the outback town of Wilcannia. Also one person can put it up and take it down by themselves. The tent is very comfortable for 2 people, we could both stand up straight inside the tent as we are about 170cm and we could place our Black Wolf Mega Deluxe mats side by side with some room to spare for our clothes, backpacks and other stuff. 3 people in the tent would be tight unless you had smaller mattresses. We used 3 blue ikea bags to separately pack the ground tarp, fly and main tent for an easy take down and organising while touring since sometimes the fly and ground tarp were wet. It was also easier to shove everything in an ikea bag rather than rolling everything up every morning in a very tight tent bag. So if you are after a reasonably priced touring tent that is easy to set up and take down and spacious for 2 people then I recommend this tent.
Quality tent
I was looking at expensive tents for a while and couldn't quite find one that suited my needs. Having had a Roman sleeping bag that's lasted for 20 odd years, I thought I'd give this tent a go. I'm so glad I did as it's a great tent with lots of features for a bargain price. I received it during storms in Perth and set it up and left it in the yard during three days of nasty weather. Not a single drop of water inside and the tent withstood strong winds with ease. Love it, and the service great
Q&A's (8)
How do you compare this to Oztrail Tasman 4V Plus?1 answer
In terms of built quality and also space to fit a Coleman High Rise Queen Airbed.
G'day Roy,
We've only got one of the Roman Adventure 4V Dome Tents left in stock and these have been discontinued, so you might want to act quickly on this one. As for the quality and space, there will be plenty of room for your mattress in this one, although you will still probably use up the entire space of the tent with the mattress. It's got a good Waterhead rating at 2000mm, is made of a good quality polyester and packs down nice and small and light.
Awning poles1 answer
Which extra poles do you recommend to use for making the awning into a sort of extension?
G'day Paul,
The Oztrail Awning Pole Set will work well with the Roman Adventure 4V Dome Tent.
Roman Adventure 4V Dome vs Roman Tracker 3VD Dome1 answer
I currently have two small pop up domes (OzTrail Eco Blitz) for my teenage sons, but the condensation and heat is unbearable for them. I am looking for an easy set up, space-saving option for a standard campsite, as I have an OzTrail Fast Frame 300, that won't take up too much space in the car, can bear strong, windy climes and is a good long term investment. I have narrowed my search to these two options. Could you please help in my decision. BTW, I previously shopped at Tentworld until recently discovering your site, and notice you guys are much cheaper! Will be shopping here from now on.
G'day Sue,Â
If breathability, packed size, wind resistance and long term durability are important to you - then I think that the Roman Tracker 3VD Dome Tent has the edge over the Roman Adventure 4V Dome Tent.Â
The Tracker has a geodesic frame which will brace a bit better in the wind, has several mesh panels on the inner for plenty air flow, and is a step up in terms of quality compared to Adventure range. That's not to say that the Adventure 4V is a bad tent, it's just slightly less suitable for your needs.Â
I'm so glad to hear you've discovered us Sue - we love to hear that our customers are happy with our pricing, so thanks so much for stopping by!
What is the length of the fibreglass poles?1 answer
Have lost the poles and looking for replacement poles for Roman frontier 4V tent
Hi Shane, I’m sorry to hear you’ve lost the poles on your tent. We don’t have a Roman Adventure 4V on display and as our tents are sealed in boxes, I can’t take the poles out of the box without damaging the packaging. I can tell you that the Adventure 4V uses fiberglass poles that are 9mm in diameter but those are the only specifics I could find. I called the supplier about your Roman Frontier 4V, and they can’t find any mention of that tent in their old catalogues so I couldn’t source the original poles as a spare part either. I do apologise that I couldn’t be of more help Shane, but your other option may be to consider upgrading your tent to a newer model.
Does this tent have an awning?1 answer
Does the front flap have poles to make this like an awning?
is 240lx240w the inner dimensions of the tent?1 answer
What is the packed down size of this tent, I am very restricted on space and weight.1 answer
Looking for an occasional use tent for weekend 'quick trips'. Thanks in advance
What is the weight of this tent? 1 answer
And is it water proof?
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