Original price was: $169.99.$119.98Current price is: $119.98.
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Customers find the tent's material to be of good quality, describing it as a nice summer tent.
Customers find the tent easy to set up and take apart.
Customers find the tent spacious, with plenty of room for storage and other items, and one customer mentions it's big enough for standing inside.
Customers appreciate the tent's space, with storage mesh pockets and one customer noting that the cabin style provides more usable floor space.
Customers have mixed experiences with the tent's durability, with some finding it sturdy and able to withstand strong winds, while others report that it tore up and seemed fragile.
Customers have mixed opinions about the tent's value for money, with some finding it a good value while others say it's not worth the money.
Customers have mixed experiences with the tent's water resistance, with some finding it very waterproof and rain resistant, while others report issues with water puddling by the door, water seeping through side seams, and pillows and blankets getting soaked.
Customers report issues with the tent leaking at the seams.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025
First off all this capacity is six people maximum. more like 4 is tight, 3 side by side could possibly be comfortable. This tent cost over $125 delivered and you can get this size tent at Walmart for $80 or less. I bought this tent because I was reading quickly and I thought it said it could fit two king size mattresses. not one. that was my mistake. One king size mattress leaves you ultimately no floor space. A queen is pushing it. A full, If you have to sleep to people, or two fulls for four people. if not, might as well get the smallest mattress you can. The tent has seven poles. The top three poles are under an exceptional amount of pressure and tension. If you don’t do it right one wrong move in the pole will definitely snap. you need experience for this tent. To set this up as fast as I possibly can with one person takes me at least 15 minutes minimum. It takes way too long to set up and is legitimately difficult. as someone that is set up multiple tents in their time. Not only does the canopy top barely fit on the tent, but worst of all when it rains, (with the canopy on) every piece of fabric that’s hanging in the tent drips water. so all of the window ties, net bags corners, (nine in total) all drip water into the tent. in a heavy rain, it will flood. i’m only giving a star because, even though the roof poles are hard to install, it is a firm and sturdy structure. Otherwise as my fourth tent also this is probably the lowest quality one. I ripped the tent in three different locations (rips about an inch or less). mind you I’ve set up multiple tents. This tent is cheaply constructed. the measurements for the different sides don’t match. You can see this clearly once you eventually set up the tenant look at the stitching. The zippers were OK I guess. misaligned upon initial set up but aligned immediately thereafter. definitely not worth $125. This is going in the junk pile as a doomsday item. Honestly, I want my money back but the tent is too hard to fold up to fit into the bag that they sent it in, so I’ll just take this loss
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2024
Cons: The only con with this tent is the high step in for the door. The first time you use it you will need extra hands to stretch the tent to set in pole bottoms. After being up for 4 days, no trouble on second trip!
Pros: Very light & compact, see picture vs my bedroll. I wanted a Tub bottom after a trip with torrential rain left standing water against my other tent, & its tub bottom saved me.
It easily holds my Queen air bed with room to spare. Great ventilation. Small storage pouches to the right of the door & opposite corner are perfectly located at entry & bedside. 3rd corner & center ceiling also have hooks for lights, fans etc.
Windows on all 4 sides. Double zipper at entry with a split flap, Great to fully open for set up & take down. Handy to just use top zipper and slip through without letting bugs in. Has a port for power cord!
Room for large chair, gear, side table, camp potty ( not shown). I love the head clearance means I never have to crouch or bend. Zippers work great! Have used in rain & extreme heat so far. Now I can set it up alone! EX set up & only 4 stakes required.
I love the bright color. Easy to find after a night walk. The lack of blending in is a safety feature for me. The corner hook lets me hang a light facing the rest of the tent so I don’t cast a shadow changing or using the John at night.
Notes: When used first time I tossed a cotton rag run over the bottom of the door, that trained me to not catch my foot (nerve damaged). In extreme winds I would add a second guy line at each corner and set the two at an angle, just to be safe.
Because of my leg issues & frequent fluid in ears instability, I put a sturdy chair or post outside the door & one inside, just in case. This has worked great so I am definitely keeping the tent. The benefits of a Core 4/6 but more affordable & lighter weight.
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