I love my igloo. Bought it for myself for a holiday gathering. My husband and I put it together in an hour. It was simple enough. But when we placed the plastic on, we couldn’t zip the igloo entirely because the zipper was ripped at the seams. We haven’t closed (zipped) it because we are afraid it would split apart and be ruined. I was really bummed that I received the item with tears by the zipper seams. I took and sent pictures of the damage to customer service at VEVOR right away, and after spending over $600 on my igloo, I received a response from VEVOR to use clear tape to fix the issue?! I thought maybe I would maybe be sent at least a repair kit or a new plastic igloo cover. I certainly wasn’t expecting someone to tell me to use tape. It wasn’t even suggested what kind of tape. Scotch, packing, gorilla??? Not even a suggestion to replace it/ swap out for a new one. I think the product is great and everyone wants one that has seen it. However, if you want people to recommend and buy a product, you should also stand by it and any quality issues/concerns.

I finally got to use my hatchback tent that I bought some time ago. It works fine with my Grand Caravan. I could see this also working on a regular van with the double rear door. It's not a sleeping tent per se, but it functions just fine for a camp shower or dressing area. It could be a small sitting area as well. It does have a net to go under the car to keep bugs out. And the door zips open. There is a second screen door inside the exterior door. The material is lightweight but seems durable. It's not your typical tent fabric. Its softer. It dries fast. It seems like it is water repellent. There are strings attached to loops on the tent that could be used to tie it a million different ways on various vehicles with a hatchback. The tent stakes included are actually pretty good. They are just not long. And it has a handy storage stack. I really didnt have to fold this up fancy to get it back in the bag. There are no hooks or clips included. So you'll have to figure out what works for you. And as far as the wind goes, this is suseptable to high winds just like most tents. So it's likely best used on less windy days. I'm not disappointed.