Coleman Instant Up Tents: Silver vs Gold

If you’ve been thinking of adding an Instant Up Tent from Coleman to your gear stash, but you’re still tossing up between the Silver and Gold series tents, then you’re in luck!

In this video, the team at Coleman have kindly broken down the differences between each series for us – which makes it super handy if you’re trying to figure which one will work best for your set up.

They also give us a full rundown of all the nifty features of these tents, what style of camping the Silver and Gold tents are best used for and demonstrate all of the features they have in common.

With an integrated easy pitch frame, and a range of sizes from 4P to 10P available - there’s an Instant Up model for solo travellers, couples, and families for both quick weekend trips or lightweight touring.

To check out the full range of Coleman Instant Up Tents online, then head over to Snowys here:

0:00 - Intro
0:17 - Silver & Gold instant up poles
0:31 - Silver & Gold weathertec
0:55 - Camping styles
1:01 - Gold series ventilation
1:27 - Gold series materials
1:36 - Gold series extra features

[davidcarrico]

Wish Coleman sold these models in the U.S.

[pizzasaurolophus]

are the side window zips only accessible from the outside?

[TheDarkFalcon]

Thanks, your website and videos are very informative, but unfortunately you don't ship across the ditch so I can't order from you.

[mysterylovescompany]

Hi, guys (probably Ben), a mate of mine was recently trying to find out if these tents have the lantern hook supported by the frame, or if it's entirely suspended from the fabric? Reason being that he's considering getting one, but his favourite lantern is a bit hefty + he's concerned that hanging it up might not be wise. He's coming from an old, heavy canvas army one, hence why it wasn't a problem before.