Camping Tents 4 6 Person Pop Up Instant Tent - Setup in 60s for Family Camping Windproof Design

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Really easy to set up and pretty decent quality material. I wish it was a self ironing material, lol, but that's not a concern. Read more

I haven't used it yet, but i did set it up to check everything and air it out. Sets up easily, even with just one person. Probably only took me like 5 minutes. The netting is very finely woven, should keep even the smallest bugs out. There is a provided net that hooks up in the ceiling for storage, or you can use those loops for other things like a lamp. I like how the door flap looks like it should keep rain/bugs out and has an attached door-mat to help keep dirt out. The side window flaps close with two hooks in the top corners, which closes them visually, but i don't know how well that would hold up to driving rain. The floor does feel a little thin, as other reviews have said, so I bought a matching size ground tarp to put under it. I can set up my cot, a side table, and a folding chair, and still have room for my duffel and cooler, and move around w/o needing to rearrange anything. I can easily stand up w/o touching the ceiling(I'm 5'9"/69"/175cm) and even with the roof cover off the walls are tall enough that no standard height human should be able to look in. Read more

Best tent ever! We absolutely loved it! It was easy to put up, easy to take down, very spacious and good quality Read more

only used once, but so far so good. Read more

We liked: easy setup, lots of room for 2 people, well built with solid materials. However: it did not withstand high winds. Watch out for winds above 30 mph. The poles got bent and ripped out of the top center bracket which is made of plastic. The tent was not operational anymore. Read more

Great tent, easy setup, well made. Read more

For the 6-person version: I loved the size, shape, and layout of the door/windows. The quality however was not good. Two holes formed before I even used it--one on the floor by me just folding it up on concrete while testing the setup, and the other in the roof--i guess just from rubbing against the center mechanism for the pop-up feature. A few other things: one of the zippers was sewn into the outer fabric making it impossible to use. Another--the windows didn't have zippers at all. They just tied up at the top, so they were still open in essence on the sides. Setup was fairly easy--a couple of the legs were a bit hard to snap into place. Getting it rolled back up to fit in the bag that came with it is nearly impossible. Rain fly was not easy to attach with just one person. Read more