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    Nick: zip it up and zip it out. more »
    Sora57: Looks a little like an anteater. Would hate to wake up in the night with a horny male anteater trying to mount my pitched tent. Okay, that sounded w... more »
    facepuncher: that's bad ass even without all the solar shit. can only imagine the price tag... more »
    lostarchitect: "the tent produces enough electricity to power a small town" really? more »
    Hello Mister Walrus: This is one of those things that has features that defeats the purpose of itself. more »
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    $50,000 Treetent Blows Swiss Family Robinson Out of the Water

    To most people, camping involves a fair share of roughing it—sleeping in a tiny tent in an uncomfortable sleeping bag on a rocky floor, but for a mere $50,000 the Treetent can spare you the grief. The 13-foot-tall tent resembles an under-inflated balloon, but it features a round hardwood floor that's nine feet in diameter and a round bed that comfortably fits two adults. The Treetent also includes "adjustable planetary landing steps" to get in and out easily. Pampered outdoorsy types can pick up a Treetent from Neiman Marcus. [Neiman Marcus via Crave]
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