Usually lighter, generally used in milder climates in spring, summer and autumn. Three-season tents can usually perform well in wind and rain, but the design characteristics also determine that they are generally difficult to cope with excessive snowfall.
If a three-season tent can barely support the 5.08 cm thick snow on it, when the falling snow reaches 50.8 cm thick, you must be in trouble. Another feature of the three-season account is that it has a certain ventilation design. In order to meet different needs, it is generally designed as a double-layer tent, divided into internal and external tents.
The internal tent has an inner tent with a full-card screen and an inner tent with a half-card screen. Some of the internal and external accounts can also be used separately, so as to meet the different needs of spring, summer and autumn.
