3 season tent: Usually lighter, generally used in spring, summer, autumn 3 season milder climate. 3 season accounts can usually be good in the wind and rain, but the design features also determine that they are generally difficult to cope with the excessive amount of snow. If a three-season bill can barely support the 2-inch-thick snow, you must be in trouble when the snow reaches 20 inches. Three quarters of the bill also has a feature, it has a certain ventilation design, in order to meet the different needs, the general will be designed into two-tier tent, divided into internal and external accounts, internal accounts have a full card screen of the internal account, half a card screen of the internal account, internal and external accounts can also be used alone, so as to meet the different needs of spring and summer and autumn
4 Quarterly Account: A stronger 4-quarter account usually adds 1 to 2 support rods to protect the support system against stronger winds or thicker snow layers. Winter ledger shapes are usually designed to be sleek domes to minimize the flatness of the top of the external accounts to prevent accumulation of snow. Of course, these winter/Alpine accounts also apply to relatively mild climatic conditions. But the weight of their extra support rods makes them heavier than the three-quarter bill.
A convertible account is a four-season account that can be adjusted to 3 quarterly accounts. The method of adjustment is usually to remove 1 to 2 support rods from the tent support system, and to provide detachable ventilation components in the design, which can be removed or opened in mild weather to enhance ventilation.
