Kodiak Flex-Bow Style Tents
If you're like most people you do not enjoy setting up tents. Many campers have a checklist of things to do and are anxious to get things set-up and light the campfire. The flex-bow tents are not only water tight, hold up incredibly well in extreme elements, but set-up in about 5 minutes with one person. These are available in 8.5x6, 9x8, 10x10, and 10x14 as shown below.
2-Person Flex Bow
4-Person Flex Bow
Kodiak Cabin Tents
The cabin tents are popular especially among those planning on camping for weeks at a time. They have taller ceilings and more vertical walls than the flex-bow style.
Kodiak Canvas Truck Tents (not your one-size fits all).
What's this new Z-top technology made by Kodiak?
Canvas Floor Liners
With the exception of the screenhouse and the truck tents, all of the Kodiak tents already have floors - and heavy duty floors at that. What's the purpose of a liner if the floor is so strong? Great question! The floor liners are completely optional and are considered a luxury item for sure. People purchase them to give their camping experience a little more of a homey touch functioning basically as carpet. It's soft on the feet and if you have freezing ground beneath you it is warmer to walk on. Customer's swear by them, but they are not required. The idea is that you put this on top of the floor to avoid sweeping the floor when it's time to break camp. Simply take the liner outside, shake it off, and you're good to go. It does add a layer of protection to the floor which can be helpful when camping on cots. Make sure your cots aren't missing any feet or they can be sharp and puncture any tent floor. The liner helps protect against unforeseen issues similar to that. They are canvas - the same type of thick canvas your tent roof is made of.