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Tell us what is wrong

Three things arrive here more than anything else: a floor area or a trail weight that no longer matches what the maker publishes, a tent that ought to be in the catalog and is not, and a price that has moved since the last pass on September 24, 2026. All three are worth sending.

A correction lands fastest with the maker’s own specification page attached, because that is the source every figure here is checked against before it changes. A tent to add needs its name, the size you mean, and somewhere its published specs live; it goes into the backlog and appears when the catalog is next rebuilt. What cannot be answered from here is which tent to buy — nobody on this side has slept in yours, and a guess dressed up as advice is the one thing this site exists not to do.

What happens to it

The form reaches the two people who run the site. There is no ticketing system, no queue position and no automatic acknowledgement beyond the one on the screen. A spec correction is verified against the manufacturer’s page and then applied to the catalog file that every one of the 56 tent pages is built from, so the fix shows up on the tent, in its comparisons and in the guides it qualifies for, all at once.

Or email directly

chelsea@hagadornwebdev.com arrives in the same two inboxes. If you are writing about a figure, how the numbers are sourced and derived is worth a look first — several of the things that read like errors are deliberate blanks where no maker publishes a number.