The color scheme of the Amenity Dome S fly has changed slightly
from the pictures below. The fly is now the color scheme of the image at the
top of this page.
Amenity Dome S
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| 6'2" model standing next to the Amenity
Dome S. The shelter uses 3 poles to set up the main tent body. |
Front view of the Amenity Dome S. The front door
of the tent features a mesh door and a fabric door, both closed in photo
above. A large mesh window with zippered fabric panel (zipped closed in
photo above) can also be seen above door. |
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| Rear view of the Amenity Dome S also features
a door with a mesh panel and fabric panel. A rear mesh window with zippered
fabric panel can also be seen above the rear door. |
3/4 view of the front of Amenity Dome S with front
door fabric panel and front mesh window fabric panel zipped open and 6'2"
model sitting inside. |
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| Front door of shelter open with three 20" × 72"
standard sized sleeping pads inside. |
3/4 view of the Amenity Dome S with full coverage
rainfly. The fly uses an additional pole for set up to create a large
vestibule area . |
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| 6'2" model sitting inside vestibule area
of shelter. In this view the front panel has been rolled up. Alternatively,
there is a door on the side that could be used for entry/exit. |
Interior view of the large vestibule area with
a size 12 pair of shoes and a 20" × 72" sleeping pad inside
to demonstate dimensions (it is large). |
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| Rear view of the Amenity Dome S with rainfly on.
The rainfly creates a small vestibule area on the rear of the tent that
is big enough for a couple pairs of boots. Vent can be seen in red at the
top of the rear fly door which is situated over the tent's rear mesh window. |
Rear view with rear fly door fully opened
and tied back to reveal rear tent door. |
