Why I buy this one ?
- Two-pole rectangular dome tent with 13.4 square feet of vestibule storage
- Durable, shock-corded, self-supporting 7000 series aluminum frame; ring and pin/pole pocket assembly makes for fast and easy set up
- Side opening door panels are constructed of no-see-um netting to maximize air flow
- Poke-out vent in sidewall allows the option of additional ventilation when needed
- Two-interior storage pockets are perfect for stashing your flashlight and other small items

What our customer's say!

"Great for the price", I bought this at a great sale price and I'm very happy with the product. It only has two aluminum poles and it goes up very fast. The fly keeps it dry when it rains. There is enough room for two twin matresses side by side but not much more. I expect it would fit a queen mattress well with room on the side or base for luggage. Very lightweight! The fly design is fantastic for keeping items outside the tent sheltered from incliment weather. Don't forget a ground cloth or tarp though. This doesn't come with one. Only problem I had was the stitching in one pocket that holds the pole came loose hence the pole slid through and back out. I jury-rigged it on the site, and restitched it when I came home. Aside from that, its a very good product!!

"Eureka Juno Review", The Eureka Juno tent is easy to setup, especially for one person because of the unique sleeve and protected pole ends. The tent is roomy and has good interior height, is fairly light-weight and has a good footprint with 2 vestibules. Both my son and I have used the tent on separate occasions and have found it very useful. We both would consider this for backpacking. The only thing I wish I could get for it would be a custom footprint to protect the bottom.

"Good Tent", We just bought this tent for a backpacking trip because it was light, and had enough room for two people and gear inside. It worked great on our trip. I was worried that I wouldn't like the colors, but they grew on me right away. Our only grip was that the first night it rained quite a bit, and the water drips in through the zippers. I didn't mind too much, but my wife wasn't too thrilled with it. It was only a little bit or water (probably less than 1/2 cup per side). We just wiped it up with our microfiber towel. I'm still very happy with this tent for the price I paid. I just wish I could have got it when it was on sale for $80.

"Great Tent", Fantastic tent for backpacking. Fairly lightweight. Quick set-up, plenty of room, especially with the vestibules. I recently spent three nights above 10,000ft and it was warm inside, but had absolutely zero condensation, a first for me. Fantastic ventilation. Stable in moderate winds with additional lines staked out. I wish I had purchased the gear loft, as the storage pockets seem to hang right in your face if you are taller than about 6'. All in all, a great tent and a great price. Although another comment said that UM fans would like this tent, it is definitely not maize and blue. The mustard/gold fly is much more subdued.

"warm weather only", Good light weight tent for backpacking. I like the two doors. But I was expecting a tent that was good for all seasons. My error. Good for summer but not advised for the winter months.

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"Eureka Juno Tent", Seems nice. I haven't used it yet altough next week should be the first time. Good value for a 3 season tent this size by a reliable company.

"Great Tent updated 7-11-07", I purchased this tent because I am getting into backpacking. The tent advertised 3 person and at 5lbs that caught my interest. Also I purchased it when it was $89 so the price was right.

When I got the tent the box was small and light. I first got to use it in my backyard, it is quick and easy to setup. The night I used it it rained pretty good. We did not get wet and there was no condensation in the tent either. I'm very happy with this since I live in the NW. I had also read the reviews here before I bought it and agree with the gentlemen who posted the caution about unzipping the rainfly after raining. If you are not really carefull water will fall into the vestible area and even possibly the tent. The tent is roomy and I belive I can fit myself and 3 kids in the tent pretty well. I plan to use the tent on a hike soon and will update my review then.

Like:
Inexpensive compared to other light tents.
Seams factory sealed
Light
Quick setup
2 Large vestibles
Holds up to rain well.
Dry's quickly

Dislike:
Rainfly doors unzip in a way that allow water on the outside to fall in quite easily.

Update 7-11-07
I used this tent on a 4.5 mile backpacking overnite trip and the tent was awesome. Weight was good and setup was a breeze, very quick to setup or take down. No issues we had great weather, no condensation in the tent. Very nice, if I need to purchase another tent I would get this one again for the price.

"Excellent tent for the price...", I have just finished using this tent for the first time and I thought it a great purchase. I was able to take advantage of a special price through Amazon ($89) and I certainly believe it is worth that!

The tent was up in less than 5 minutes without the rain fly. This is thanks to the ball at the end of each aluminum pole. This ball goes in to a nylon sleeve pocket and the other ends go in to the familiar "key" post. Another couple of minutes for the rain fly and you're done.

I really enjoyed the extra space the rain fly creates by the vestibule areas when staked out. There is one at the front and back.

My one complaint is that the tent is a little snug if you are 6' 2" or larger. Either your feet or your head will be pressing against the side of the tent.

Although Eureka states that the rain fly will only go on one way...that is not quite true. Logically it only goes on one way, but if you get it exactly backwards, you will be left with a mesh breezeway during the night. This could be good during those late spring nights when it's not quite warm enough to not have the "fly" on...or bad if you get a late storm that happens to come in at that angle.

I would also recommend upgrading the tent stakes as they would be useless on hard ground.

I believe that this is the exact same tent as the Pinnacle Pass XTA.

Overall though, a great tent if you can get if for less than $100.





"Great Value", I have used this tent on two backpacking treks this spring. It is easy to setup and is very roomy for two adults. While it may not be an ultra-light, split between two peoole, the weight is not a problem. My one grip is the vestibule doirs. If you are not careful when you unzip them, they "fall" back towards the tent spilling an rain or dew they have collected on you and your gear.

"So far, so good", We are primarily travel trailer campers but we needed a small tent for when one parent takes a child or 2 to scout (tent) camping trips. I bought this one on a whim. I can't imagine paying full suggested retail price for it, mainly because we don't tent camp that much. I was amazed at how easy it was to put together. We did a trial run in the living room and 4 of the children rolled around in there with no damage. I loved the openess of the tent before the canopy is put on. It made me think how nice it would be to lay under the stars in the tent and get the full view of the sky, minus the mosquito bites. My husband took this tent to a scout 'camping in the outfield' event at the baseball field with hundreds of other families. He said he was VERY glad to have such a light weight tent that was easy to set up. Some of the other campers really struggled with their heavy gear.