Outbound QuickCamp 6 Person Cabin Tent vs Costway 6-Person Blackout Camping Tent
Buy the Costway for wet weather and hot, bright mornings: its 3000 mm coating and blackout fabric are a real step up from the Outbound's 600 mm fly. Buy the Outbound if you want a tall cabin with a front canopy and zip-up windows for ventilation control, and you accept lighter rain protection. The Outbound's 3.5 rating from 57 owners is middling, and the Costway has too few ratings to judge durability; both use fiberglass poles, so treat either as a fair-weather tent.
- Choose the Outbound QuickCamp if you want maximum standing headroom, a front canopy over the door and interior zip-up windows you can close against wind and bugs.
- Choose the Costway if rain and early sunlight are your main concerns and you want a blackout, high-water-column tent with two skylights.
Prices
- Outbound QuickCamp 6 Person Cabin Tent: $92.99 at Target (last seen Nov 3)
- Costway 6-Person Blackout Camping Tent: $97.89 at Walmart (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the Outbound QuickCamp 6 Person Cabin Tent is $4.90 cheaper than the Costway 6-Person Blackout Camping Tent at the latest prices (Nov 3 and Nov 10)
