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The Oklahoma is great, but it isn't much different than the Sunncamp Daytent which you can get some really good deals on now. I got it because it matches my Montana exactly.
The thing I like about it over the Sunncamp one is the mud valance round the side. Not that it matters too much in a daytent, but it does stop al ot of the draught coming underneath. The Oklahoma also has all steel poles whereas the Sunncamp one has flexible poles going over the top. But this doesn't really make any difference.
Some people have reported that the Oklahoma can be a little bit of a problem when putting it up as the poles can swivel which makes it awkward if you want to do it on your own. I havn't had this problem, but then there is usually a group of us putting it all up.
Other than that, its a great utility tent.
------------- Steve
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