Guide Gear® 4-man Pop-up Tent

Instant shelter! Fast and easy-to-use Guide Gear 4-man Pop-up Tent. SAVE BIG! Leave frustrating tent assembly back at home! This Guide Gear Pop-up Tent sets up in seconds. Just unpack and pull up on the built-in nylon hub frame / cord system. With one "Pop!" your Tent is ready for occupancy. No poles to lose, bend or break! And because this is brought to you without the middleman... you SAVE BIG OFF the price of similar models at the sporting outfitter. 190T polyester taffeta construction with water-shedding 600 mm polyurethane coating, with additional 600 mm rainfly; Bathtub-style floor keeps you and your gear clean and dry; Stores inside included carry bag; Measures 82 x 82 x 55" deployed. Weighs 11 lbs., 10 ozs. Dependable and ready to deploy on your next outdoor adventure! Order your Pop-up Tent today! Guide Gear 4-man Pop-up Tent
Customer Review: Not 4 MAN
I would not exactly call this a 4 Man tent... I am 6'2 and I can BARELY fit in it by my self. But It does set up VERY easily, which Is the reason that I bought it

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Maybe the ubiquitous pink ribbon's best purpose is to indicate solid social support to those who are fighting breast cancer. Research indicates that social support has significant positive impact on outcomes for patients.

Social support is sometimes experienced as a subjective feeling of connection to others. One recent study showed that women who had strong social connections to others were able to function better as they made their way through treatment, and experienced less anxiety, depression, and pain. In other words, not being isolated in the midst of crisis enhanced quality of life and helped women in the study cope.

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It's the little things in life that make the difference. The first time you see the pink ribbon, you ask, what is that? Often that is the first time you ask about breast cancer, if your life or that of a loved one has not yet been touched by it.

The pink ribbon is an icon of hope for women. It not only reminds women to have regular screenings, it encourages everyone to give to research and other non-profit agencies, such as the American Cancer Society and Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, agencies on the front lines of the struggle to educate, treat and promote awareness.

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The American Cancer Society annually sponsors "Relay for Life," a mobilizing awareness event where the pink ribbon is prominently displayed. Nationwide, over 4,800 teams of 8 to 15 survivors and supporters perform a 24-hour relay circling a track, with survivors taking the first laps. It's a time of sharing and fun as well, as participants camp out with tents and sleeping bags with the goal of keeping one team member on the track at all times.

Women can survive breast cancer, a disease that strikes one out of eight American women, and even some men. But women need hope to heal themselves and to get through diagnosis and treatment. Women need support, something that anyone can provide by wearing a pink breast cancer ribbon!

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