Bought this tent before a camping trip in Alaska. Worked great and stayed dry the entire time

Se trasmina él agua se siente frío, la utilice en Cancun, y ahí se siente calor, no es para acampar en un lugar con frío o lluvia 9

We took this to the beach with us a couple days ago to use for the first time. Not only was it difficult to set up, but it was even more difficult to take apart. The rods do not stay in one piece, they kept disconnecting, and we got so fed up with it and frustrated by it that we threw the whole thing in the trash at the beach. Wouldn’t recommend. My husband was mad at yelling at me for ‘buying the cheapest thing I could possibly buy’. Started our beach day off in a really foul way.

This tent was great to have at the beach. It folds up pretty small but is big enough for 2 adults. Once you get the hang of it, it is easy to set up and tear down. There are directions on the tag inside the carrying bag.

These tent steaks are the best. With a cordless drill, you can stick them in pretty much anything and they don’t pull out.

I was hoping that this would be a good choice for use with my FJ, but the FJ is really too wide for this attach to it. As a stand-alone tent though it is pretty good. I'm 6'4" so having some decent center height in a tent is always a blessing and I can almost stand fully upright in this one. It really seems to have good construction for the most part, except...the zippers are pretty iffy. I have serious doubts about the long-term lifespan of them as they are pretty cheap and flimsy--and stick far too easily. As others have mentioned, the instructions are pretty bad; hard to read, not really clear, and sewn into the bag. I understand keeping them safe, but it is still cumbersome to keep messing around with the bag while you are trying to set this up.