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I was able to snag a Eureka CT13 (9X9)" for a $50 discount and couldn't pass it up. I was thinking this would be a substitue during July / skeeter deer fly season, instead of packing in tarps. I'm also on the fence with the extra weight to lug it in. With that in mind, I was thinking about using it for "dual purpose", not only day/evening use but also using it as my sleeping shelter instead of brining my solo tent (saving packing space and weight as well). Does anyone on the forum have the Bugzone in your inventory that you use for camping? And if so, do you think it might work for me as a dual-purpose solo tent, thereby, saving the weight leaving my solo tent home as well? Thanks for all of your feedback!
Last edited by Andy W (1/04/2024 7:15 pm)
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Yes. 100 % can be dual purpose. You can pitch high in decent weather or lower in adverse conditions. Can also pitch at various angle to compensate for wind etc. We've used mine multiple times for sleeping while camping. Used this past summer while on an ATV Crownland trip with cots.
Last edited by Shayne74 (1/04/2024 10:34 pm)
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Thanks for the feedback Shayne!
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Great piece of kit!
Helps maintain sanity for lazy time at camp during peak bug season. I have both the 11 and 13 models.
With Eureka now having stepped out of the camping gear biz, get ‘em while you can.
Their canoe packs were also good value.
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i believe that the eureka brand has been sold with the new operaters pledge to carry on the fine work producing top quality out door gear,, that remains to be seen?
i do have both the 9 and 13 no bug zone ,,
Last edited by swedish pimple (2/17/2024 1:17 pm)
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I have the 9x9 brand new never used..too busy golfing during the bug season
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