
FS.3 Fastflow full-suspension bike
Ridden hard in Sedona, it was the most capable budget full-suspension bike the testers rode.
Outside, May 2026 Read the review
Ozark Trail is Walmart’s own outdoor brand: tents, bikes, coolers, packs and the rest of a weekend’s kit at a price a family can say yes to. This guide helps you pick the right size, fix what breaks and know who to call.






Pick the trip and get the pages that matter for it, from the tent size to the cooler that lasts the weekend.
Instant cabin tentsStanding room, and the poles come already attached.
Air mattresses and cotsWhich bed sizes fit the floor you picked.
CoolersQuarts, can counts and how long the ice lasts.
Camp stoves and tablesTwo burners, one propane bottle, dinner for six.
Dome tentsA 3 or 4 person dome goes up on the lawn in minutes.
Sleeping bagsA 50 °F bag is plenty for a summer night.
Flashlights and lanternsA lantern for the tent and a headlamp for the kids.
Camp chairsKids’ quad chairs and the classic cup holder chair.
CanopiesA 10 x 10 instant canopy, and how to anchor it.
WagonsHauling the cooler in from the far lot.
TumblersIce still in the cup at the fourth quarter.
Camp chairsDirector chairs with a side table for the plate.
River tubesSingle tubes up to four-seat rafts.
Soft coolersA small cooler that rides along on the float.
KayaksAngler 10 and Pro Angler 12 compared.
SunglassesPolarized lenses that cut the glare off the water.
Mountain bikesHardtail or full suspension, and which frame size.
Hydration packsThe Pearson Creek 2 L and its bigger siblings.
Multi toolsSmall fixes without walking the bike home.
All bikesEvery model code explained, with sizes by height.
Kids bikesFrom the 12 in balance bike to 24 in wheels.
20 in mountain bikeFor riders 3 ft 11 in to 4 ft 4 in tall.
Sizes by heightEvery model on one rider height chart.
VibeThe 24 in step up when 20 in wheels feel small.From a 1-person backpacking tent to a 20-person cabin, and from a 12 in balance bike to electric gravel bikes.








Every Ozark Trail bike name starts with a short code. The letters tell you what kind of riding it is built for, and a plus sign means it has a motor.
GGravel700c wheelsG.1 Explorer in drop bar and flat bar, G.2 Rebel
MMountain hardtail27.5 and 29 inM.1 Timber and Vibe, M.2 Ridge and Ridge Pro, M.3 Ranger fat tire
FSFull suspensionFront and rearFS.1 Epictrail 24 in, FS.2 Slalom, FS.3 Fastflow, FS.5 Fireline MX
DJDirt jump26 in wheelsDJ.1 Airtime, built for pump tracks and jumps
+ElectricClass 1 mid-driveRebel+ gravel and Ridge+ mountainWalmart does not publish what the codes mean. This is how the names read across the lineup. Sizes for every model
The number on the box counts sleeping bags shoulder to shoulder. Pick an Ozark Trail instant cabin tent and see what its floor holds once you bring real beds.
A queen air mattress is 60 in x 80 in. Floor sizes are from the Walmart listings. All instant cabin tents
Gear editors have taken Ozark Trail bikes, tents, knives and drinkware out for real rides, storms and ice tests. Here is what they found, good and bad.

FS.3 Fastflow full-suspension bike
Ridden hard in Sedona, it was the most capable budget full-suspension bike the testers rode.
Outside, May 2026 · Read the review

Ridge 29 in hardtail
Called a no-brainer first trail bike, with the fork, rear brake and chain slap as the weak spots.
Mountain Bike Action, August 2024 · Read the review
7.5 in folding knife
After a month of hard everyday use, the tester said its build punches far above its price.
GearJunkie, September 2024 · Read the review
Named best for head height thanks to its stand-up room; hard to pitch, and the windows leaked in rain.
Outdoor Life, May 2024 · Read the review
32 oz tumbler against a Yeti
Data loggers showed it held heat, cold and ice as well as the Yeti; it leaked more when tipped.
Reviewed, May 2019 · Read the review
Oversized mesh chair with cooler
Used all summer, it was roomy and comfortable enough that the editor bought a second one.
Apartment Therapy, August 2021 · Read the review
These publications reviewed Ozark Trail products, not this guide. Logos belong to their publishers, who are not connected to Ozark Trail Gear.
Ozark Trail is a Walmart private brand. Different suppliers build different products for Walmart, which is why the warranty contact printed in a tent manual is not the same as the one in a cooler or bike manual.
For weekend camping, backyard nights and casual riding, yes, if you buy the right size and set it up the way the manual says. Quality varies by category, so read the notes for the product you want.
Walmart sells it in stores and on walmart.com. Listings on other sites are usually resellers, and a Walmart return may not cover them.
Most Ozark Trail gear can go back to Walmart within 90 days. After that, warranty claims go to the maker named in your manual. Tents we checked carry 6 months, and the 26 qt roto-molded cooler lists 5 years.
Walmart for returns and recalls, or the phone number printed in your manual for warranty. Not the Ozark Trail Association: that is a hiking trail group in Missouri, not part of Walmart.
Walmart listings often link the manual as a PDF under the specifications. The instructions page collects setup steps for tents, canopies, wagons and air mattresses.
Each Walmart listing gives a rider height range for its frame. The bikes page puts every model on one height chart.
Fewer than the box says if you use air mattresses. A 6-person cabin tent with a 10 ft x 9 ft floor holds two queen air mattresses, so it sleeps four adults in comfort.
Walmart lists the 10 qt hard cooler at 14 cans and the 30 qt wheeled cooler at 42 cans. The cooler page lists the rest by size.