Check what fits in your tent

Pick a tent and drag pads, cots and packs onto its floor, each at its listed size. Every number's source is on the spec sheet, and every tent has a floor plan page.

Which tents fit?

Pick what you sleep on. Every tent where it fits side by side with an inch to every wall comes first, lightest first, drawn to scale. Lay any of them out to try your own pads and gear.

Tent

Share makes a short link to this layout that you can change or delete here. , which carries the layout in the link itself.

Drag items to move them; packs and shoes can sit in the dashed vestibules. Double-tap an item, or select it and press R, to rotate. Arrow keys nudge 1 in (Shift for 6 in). Delete removes. Double-tap an item to rotate it. Each item's row under "In and around the tent" has buttons to rotate or remove it.

In a vestibule, gear should sit under the sloping fly with an inch to spare, and leave a way out at the door as wide as your shoulders (the shaded strip). Inside, its top should clear the sloping walls. Gear that touches the fly gets wet when the fly does.

The same layout in 3D

The plan above is this floor seen from straight above, with the head end on the left (at the top on a phone). The solid outline is the inner tent's floor. The dashed areas are the vestibules: under the fly, outside the inner tent's walls. The fly and walls are drawn see-through. Drag to turn, scroll or pinch to zoom.

End view at the dashed line

Sit-up headroom

Wall curves are modeled from floor size, peak height and pole style, not measured. Treat a result within an inch or two as too close to call.