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Colour-coded tent

 Easier to put up and take down
 
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I was folding up a tent a few days ago. A “bell tent” - octagonal, kind of rotational symmetry. With some help.

“So, could you take that corner and hold it tight... no the other corner... no, that one over there, next to the other one... and fold that bit over... no, the other bit...”

Just make them different colours. It would be so much easier.

—Frankx, Oct 01 2019

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       The whole point if tents and camping is the Masochistic element.   

       You're actually meant to suffer and struggle ...
—8th of 7, Oct 01 2019
   

       "Red over yellow and pink over green
Purple between orange and blue
I can fold a tent up
Fold a tent up
Fold a tent up too"
—neutrinos_shadow, Oct 01 2019
   

       Nice! I thought of different coloured fabric panels at first. But that would make the whole tent look look horribly hippy.
—Frankx, Oct 01 2019
   


 

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