OneTigris Rock Fortress Hot Tent with Stove Jack, 4 Season, 4-6 Person Tipi for Camping, Backpacking, Hunting, Fishing - Waterproof, Wind-Proof

This tent performed well and met expectations. It kept me warm when the stove was burning and dry during a windy thunderstorm. Alot more waterproof than i anticipated. The inner tent was a great addition. Setup and takedown were easy, and while I upgraded the pegs, the included ones are sufficient for calmer conditions. I've used it several times without any tearing or issues. The zippers work fine but could fail under excessive stress. It's smaller than expected—you can only stand in the very center—but it fits camping chairs, a stove, the inner tent, equipment, and a dog kennel snugly yet manageably. Overall, it's a great choice for camping.

This tent rocks. I have used it on three different winter snow campouts so far and it is perfect. The skirt is perfect for sealing temp in the snow, the 2 zipper doors are great, and it is so easy to set up after attaching all the stakes. One negative thing, (not enough to dock a star) is please either get some better aftermarket stakes, or I zip tied all the stakes onto my tent. They don't attach easily on their own. Overall, fantastic product for the price. Very roomy, we fit 3 people on cots with a tent stove no issues. I fully plan on purchasing the addition screen in insert for summer camping too!

Very similar to other big name teepee style tents. - Generous footprint, but will not realistically sleep 4-6 adults. You can get about 2 guys with backpacks, sleeping pads, and your hunting “tools” of choice. I think you could get 3 guys and gear, but it gets tight, so you better like the folks you’re with. The addition of a stove doesn’t take up much room if you’re using a backpacking stove, so 2 people and gear still fit comfortably. - I am 6’1” and I am able to stand up near the center of the tent. This likely wouldn’t be the case with a stove running, but my point is it’s plenty tall to change and move around a little. - I “broke it in” with 4 days and 3 nights of near constant rain, and the seams all held up nicely, I didn’t notice any leaks. - The floor is obviously open, so consider than when thinking about weather. I had a tarp down on the ground while it was raining, but it wasn’t able to keep my gear totally dry. - Relatively easy setup.. I was able to get the tent set up in about 10 minutes with no prior practice. You will want/need all of the stakes and lines to hold the tent in place and keep the walls out. - The tent packs down into a relatively small package. I have used conventional one man tents that don’t pack down this nicely, so that’s definitely a plus. The only con of this tent is that it had a very strange smell right out of the package. I dried it out after my trip, and I will be laying it outside again for a few days before I use it on any additional trips. I guess I could also be pretty picky and say that the seams and zippers don’t seem to be quite as nice as the seams and zippers on the aforementioned “high end/big name” tent companies. Overall, it’s nice enough that I don’t think I would be able to justify spending an additional $700-800 on a “premium” teepee.

Finally got to use it with a wood stove, previously we just used a propane heater. With the door wide open on my tent and the wood stove going, it still kept the inside nice and toasty. It's not too difficult to set up at all, its just the normal pain of any teepee style tent (like all the guy lines). My husband and I fit comfortably with both our cots and the wood stove. Our wood stove personally had to get closer to the pole, so you lose 1/4 of the space of the tent. I was very happy to find out that the fireproof stove pipe flap it comes with didn't even turn black or crisp up. I've seen lots of tents where its edges on the hole cutout would crisp up but ours still looks brand new after its first use. Haven't used it in snow yet, but I'm sure it would work great, in the rain I didn't notice hardly any stretching of the material that would cause me to have to tighten the lines like I have in other teepee tents. In my photos you can see a picture of what it comes with originally and the other with its accessories that they sell for the tent.

Had to come back to write a review because I have been using this tent for about 18 months now and I have used it probably five times for a weekend camping trips and I absolutely love it. It holds up quite well, although I would recommend hitting it with some waterproofing tent spray. It keeps the water out, but the inside definitely gets a little moist and is rough to wake up to in the morning when it touches your face. Overall though this is a great tent and I definitely would recommend for a budget weekend camping tent, definitely get yourself a hot stove to use it to its full potential! 👌 I also accidentally scorched the stove Port so I would recommend getting a silicone protector for like 30 bucks as well as the sheath for the chimney

I'm 6ft 4 inches and I can fully stand up in this tent and walk normally around the pole without any crouching whatsoever. It's great for solo car camping, as you can use half for your kitchen, and a tiny fire, half for your gear. Or for a multi person sleep shelter. Or for a communal kitchen when camping with groups. I have the tent, the half teepee inner bug net tent the matches this tent and the footprint floor, and they are all perfect and integrate very well. I have not used it in severe rain, winds or snow, but I certainly intend to and will put this item to the test. So stay tuned for the results.

Great quality, easy to set up and break down, comes with easy small bag to store. No bug netting, works well with stove. Can fit two double size sleeping bags. Adjustable center pole for diameter adjustment. May need elevated sleeping bench for heavy rain. Comes with hold down string but not required for heavy wind. Amazon recommended tarp base works well but water can enter, stay on a high point of ground.

This was a last minute purchase for our week long high country Idaho deer hunt. We bought the floor system and the FireHiking Titanium Stove to go with it and it was amazing! We fit 4 grown men in it without gear. This tent held up to torrential rain, wind, and a snow storm and kept us warm and dry. We would not have been able to stay hunting without it! Definitely recommend this. Why pay $1,000 or more on the high end name brand ones…?!

Setup in the backyard, but have not used on a trip yet. My initial impression is that the tent is pretty good quality for its price. The zippers are sealed, the pegs are of good quality and the overall tent is as advertised. It's very easy to setup and pack away in the bag provided. I used with a small wood stove and the tent held the heat well. With a stove in the tent it might be a stretch to hold five people, but could fit four comfortably. At tent pounds its actually packable if you're sharing equipment with a group.

Brilliant tent, often available for around £200. Can fit 2 cots, gear and stove. On pads 3-4 if your careful. If you follow the instructions, incredibly easy to pitch, peg/stake out one door, pole in, hold other door, walk backwards and peg. Seen many pitching videos where people get this wrong and mess about adjusting the pitch. Note the green one is new and upgraded. It has clips on the bottom of the doors, useful in both bad weather and hot days where you and unzip the doors, but keep them clipped without needing additional stakes. Also the quality of the seam sealing looks improved. There is also a matching ground sheet/cloth available now which is great for UK damp ground in the winter.

Great tent but there’s a major flaw. Not sure why they would sew in waterproof zippers and not seam tape the stitching! absolutely everything else is seam taped but the zipper stitching and that’s where it leaks. It doesn’t seem to leak bad, luckily the walls are steep enough that it just runs down to the ground, but still, why isn’t that steam taped? Not that big of deal at all-30 but in the rain it’s not nice to see with a brand new tent. Guess I have to do it myself. lol

Had this for for a few camp trips now with the bug net half. Honestly the best decision ever. It has a lot of room, easy to set up, clean and pack, and tough. The ventilation isnt the best but easily fixed by a little fan inside.

Tent arrived on time as described. Was set up in the back yard in a few feet of snow. We had a weather change that went from -14 to +4 this resulted in high winds through the night and into the next day. The tent faired well actually a lot better than expected. Pegs were in snow snow/ice I didn’t think they were gonna hold as good as they did. I will get longer ones though Had a stove in tent was worried that in the high winds that the tent would come in contact with stove pipe however no issues. Tent is a 2 man with stove and gear at best. This tent was purchased as a compact light tent for sxs or fly in trips in remote country so far happy with purchase. Also bought the screen to go with it but have not set it up yet. Note. Was a bit concerned with zippers I was worried they might separate in the high winds but they held up. Note wind gust were reported up to 90km/hr however tent was sheltered a bit as yard was fenced. Cheers