Tent 4-6 Person/Man, Camping Instant Pop Up Tents [5 Window] Waterproof Double Layer 4 Season Tents Big Family Shelter for Backpacking Beach Picnic Outdoor - CE Approved

Very good

Most campground's are a minimum of 2 nights around $64 a night plus tax, here in Ohio; so we opted out of setting up camp in our backyard instead. The only complaint I have is, the vestibule segment on one end of the tent for shoes, backpacks, flashlights, etc. It’s a great feature, but could add more fabric and make it deeper, by at least an additional 6-8”….. I’m 5’6” 125 lbs, seated I take up all that room in the vestibule, it’s very cramped as I had to pivot around, knees to chest, to get to the other zipper. . . It’s most aggravating to contort my body between the zippered entrances, and swivel my legs around to the front…in order to exit the tent, would have been great upon designing this tent if several people all shapes and sizes used the tent to see what works and where other areas need improvement, ‘BEFORE’ giving the ok to start production of the tents with ‘upgrades. I WILL SAY THIS… had to leave for a doctor appointment and do errands… hurriedly I exited the tent and leaving both pairs of driving & reading glasses in sidewall of tent (sewn in pouch) I was perturbed that I left them inside as we had just batted down the 4 flaps, all zippers zipped and velcroed shut AND I NEEDED those glasses ASAP out of there… then I remembered the “video” an added feature (5 star) I unzipped the window flap and the 2horizontal zippers.. reached inside and retrieved the eye glasses in case; then simply re-zipped the 2 horizontal zippers, lowered the outer flap, zip that shut too…. We’ve slept in this tent every night for the last 2 weeks.. bought 2 twin air mattresses, each 75” in length 9” deep 39” wide . Only tubular tent I found to have 52” headroom… Overall happy with this purchase.

This tent exceeded my expectations in several ways. We used in at the rim of Palo Duro Canyon for four days where there were sustained winds of 15 to 20 and sometimes gusts up to 40 to 50 mph. With our Jeep providing some cover, it performed very well. I drove the provided thin wire stakes deep into the soil which was a sandy clay mix and they held for the three nights we were there. We have better stakes but I wanted to see how the provided ones would do if we were to forget them and they did the job. The tent’s shape allows the wind to blow over it easily and it has much quieter than several other larger tents setup around us. The nighttime temperatures were in the lower 40s but the tent’s inside temperature remained about 65 degrees without a the need for a heater. Ventilation was more than adequate enough that we experienced no condensation inside. We were fortunate enough that it did not rain any of the time we were there. The seams and construction seem robust enough that it’d do well in the rain but we’ve not yet any to know for sure. It is large enough to accommodate a full sized inflatable mattress along with a medium sized tote with our clothes and morning essentials. There’s enough space to sit up inside comfortably and for two to dress and move around each other. Setup was a breeze. You pull it from its circular bag and and just toss it on the ground. From there, it expands on its own into its fully assembled shape and you just start staking out your lines. We ordered ours with the poles to support the entryway awning but opted to keep the awning shut to reduce dust coming in. Teardown is definitely an acquired skill. It’s not hard but it can be cumbersome and frustrating the first few tries. There are videos and the instructions are printed inside the storage bag. Once you figure it out, you’ll feel a very satisfying sense of accomplishment. This tent exceeded my expectations in several ways. We used it at the rim of Palo Duro Canyon for four days where there were sustained winds of 15 to 20 and sometimes gusts up to 40 to 50 mph. With our Jeep providing some cover, it performed very well. I drove the provided thin wire stakes deep into the soil which was a sandy clay mix and they held for the three nights we were there. We have better stakes but I wanted to see how the provided ones would do if we were to forget them and they did the job. The tent’s shape allows the wind to blow over it easily and it has much quieter than several other larger tents set up around us. The nighttime temperatures were in the lower 40s but the tent’s inside temperature remained about 65 degrees without the need for a heater. Ventilation was more than adequate enough that we experienced no condensation inside. We were fortunate enough that it did not rain any of the time we were there. The seams and construction seem robust enough that it’d do well in the rain but we’ve not yet had any to know for sure. It is large enough to accommodate a full-sized inflatable mattress along with a medium-sized tote with our clothes and morning essentials. There’s enough space to sit up inside comfortably and for two to dress and move around each other. Setup was a breeze. You pull it from its circular bag and just toss it on the ground. From there, it expands on its own into its fully assembled shape and you just start staking out your lines. We ordered ours with the poles to support the entryway awning but opted to keep the awning shut to reduce dust coming in. Teardown is definitely an acquired skill. It’s not hard but it can be cumbersome and frustrating the first few tries. There are helpful videos available and the instructions are printed inside the storage bag. Once you figure it out, you’ll feel a very satisfying sense of accomplishment. Cons: This is definitely not a 6 person tent unless all 6 are under 5 years old. If you have any experience with tent camping and the advertising claims, you know what I mean. Without any gear inside, we could probably have accommodated a young grandchild. Decide for yourself if the teardown is a con. I could see how for some it would be. With that said, it stores very flat and compact for the amount of space you get when it’s pitched.

Super Preis-Leistung! Leichter Auf - und Abbau. Sehr großer Innenraum, perfekt für 2 Personen + Gepäck. Für Übernachtungen bei schönem windstillen Wetter geeignet. Nachteile: Wird bei stärkerem Wind eingedrückt (da helfen auch die im Boden verankerten Leinen nicht). Fenster sind von Außen zugänglich und können nicht mit Schlössern gesichert werden (NICHT FESTIVAL GEEIGNET!!!!)

Zelt ist OK für 2-3 Tage, aber danach reißen die Ösen, die das Überzelt mit dem Innenzelt verbinden. Wir hatten letzte Nacht einen leichten Sturm, aber nix wildes. Auch gibt es keine zwei Einzüge in den Türen, so dass immer jeder rein gucken kann. Gebe ich zurück

Set the tent up briefly in my yard everything seemed to be there. Then a couple of weeks later I went on a Campout. The tent was easy to set up, and easy to pick up. It didn’t really blow or rain that Campout, but it did get to 30 degrees. It was significantly warmer in the tent than outside it. My biggest complaint, is the size of the tent, based on pictures, and the sleeping diagram is misleading. It says it is a 4-6 man tent in the add. The pictures show 5 sleeping bags. Sleeping parallel to the doors. I am over 6’ tall and so is my son. We had sleep perpendicular to the doors. For someone of my height you could comfortably fit 3 men, and their gear. I could not full sit up in the tent. But it is a short tent and I knew this. The reason for the potential size discrepancy in my opinion is the measurements are taken from the outside of the tent. Not the inside of the tent. This is a double tent design. The shell, or rainfly is full attached to the poles. The tent itself clips to the rainfly all the way around. The other reason for a complaint is when I set the tent up briefly we didn’t stake it down or anything. Just threw it out, looked at it, my 6 year old daughter looked it all over. We didn’t stake it down or use the 2 poles for the door way. When I looked through the instructions more, it said the 2 poles came in the box separately. I had no poles in the box. I messaged the company through their website, and they never responded. I figured I would be stuck camping without having to have the awning out. When I fully set up the tent, I was surprised that the poles were in the tent bag. So they were there, just hidden in the tent bag, not where they were instructed to be. So it lost a star for the company having unclear instructions about the poles and them not responding. It also lost a star for the size discrepancy. Overall I enjoy the tent so far and will be using it more in the future. I am aware the factory recommendations for number of people is not correct. But the orientation of people is usually correct. So if you are short, you could fit 4 people and there gear (not air mattresses) tall, 3 people. Both sets would be comfortable.