E-Z UP Camping Cube 6.4, Converts 10′ Straight Leg Canopy into Camping Tent (Canopy/SHELTER NOT Included), Splash

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1. Anja Verified Buyer – 14 May 2024

   THE GOOD:
   This tent looks good and is a great item to add to 10ft x 10ft canopy to get further use. It is spacious inside and set up is very simple as it attaches easily and quickly to the canopy frame structure. Has lots of window space so it vents very well.

   THE NOT SO GOOD:
   This tent is suitable for climates that DO NOT have rain and wind as it flaps around a lot and is not very water resistant. We added our separate canopy sidewall kit to the rear and side walls to increase wind and rain resistance. also added a tarp over the roof and front door areas as there is no awning.
   Would highly recommend the use of weight bags and tie-downs if you are planning to set up while it is windy as there is a lot of surface area.
   Great care must also be taken when opening the front door zippers as they easily jam-up on the very thin excess fabric around those areas.
   

2. BargainHunter Verified Buyer – 3 June 2024

   Our family camps often and it is always such a chore laying everything out, then stringing the numerous flexible poles through the tent fasteners, then staking every corner down into the ground. Not anymore with the Camping Cube. Set up is a breeze and takes about 5 minutes. The ventilated roof also makes for a much cooler interior. The only requirement is that you need to have a sturdy 10′ x 10′ canopy to attach to the camping cube. But we already had one for our sport teams so it was not a problem for us. Durable and easy to use, I highly recommend this tent to anyone who goes camping. Get one and you will not regret the convenience, spaciousness and practicality of this tent.
   

3. Jean Verified Buyer – 9 September 2024

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4. tammy Verified Buyer – 12 September 2024

   Omg how easy is this tent to use. Large cabin area because you can utilize the whole area.
   

5. Heather Lange Verified Buyer – 10 March 2025

   I really really struggled over giving this tent a 4 star vs. 5 star. Maybe it doesn’t matter in the end, but I carefully consider other peoples reviews when making purchases that are a bit pricey and I won’t have an opportunity to change my mind once in the woods so I’m hoping my review helps you in deciding on this tent or not. I needed a tent that would last me for several weeks and not fail. I had a limited budget and a lot to consider such as size, durability, rain resistance and ease of set up. If all you want to know bottom line up front, is this tent worth the $200+/-, yes, yes it is. It is big, allowed me to fit a queen size bed with a ton of room to spare, is tall enough and utilizes space well enough that is was truly a joy to go camping. There was no bending over or loss of space due to size. The cube shape is fantastic! Okay, so here are the benefits: • Extremely ventilated!!! The large windows and vented ceiling is a HUGE bonus, allowing for a maximum airflow you just don’t regularly experience in tents • Rain flaps around all the windows and door frame. Wow, it rained A LOT while camping and we stayed totally dry. The front rain flap is also a con but I’ll explain why later. • Tub style bottom. While it came with a very water resistant bottom, we still added a ground tarp for extra security. But again, as mentioned above, we had a couple days of non-stop rain and it stayed very dry in the tent. The floor stayed dry and the sides stayed dry. • Tall! I’m not huge at 5’8 so I had no problem. But even if I was a few inches taller I would still have plenty of head room. • Big! When we had several others camping with us we had a queen size and twin mattress side-by-side and still had room for all our bags and gear. • Material – The material is light but strong. It is also sewn very well, with even stitches and a clear adhesive tape over all the stitching to keep water out and protect the thread. The tent is pretty darn well made and while the material is a light weight tent material, I saw no signs of weakening by the end of the trip and that is with falling against the sides several times for various reasons – late night bathroom breaks and tripping and what not. • The straps and tie downs: I read several reviews about the tent not fitting peoples pop-up canopies but I just don’t see how that could be a problem if you got a straight leg 10×10 or as I got, a 10×20. The ceiling strap offers two options to accommodate whatever style pop up you have. So if you need it taller, it’s got that option. You need it shorter, has that option too! The side clasps for hooking onto the bars were easy to put on and take off. The velcro allowed enough wiggle room to make it tighter or looser. All around it should pretty well fit any pop up and you can adjust. Cons: *and as you’ll see, are pretty few* • THE FRONT ZIPPER!!!! All the window zippers were fine. Let me be clear, I had no issues with those. But the front door…. and this is why I struggled so hard with giving a 5 star rating… Not one time in the entire two weeks of using this tent did the front zipper not get caught while trying to open the doorway. EVERY SINGLE TIME it got caught. Major design flaw. It got caught right at the top or bottom where the rain guard was stitched. I was so close to just cutting the damn thing off from frustration. This is also where it makes a difference however if you don’t have an awning which if you have a 10×10 pop up and it rains, you’ll want that guard. But with my tent and pop up, I just wanted to rip it off with my teeth I was so frustrated. The zipper really sucked. Don’t get me wrong, it’s heavy duty, but is stitched terribly. • The ventilation could also be a negative. On cold nights there is no way to cover the ceiling vent. So in the summer, under a sturdy frame, it’s a blessing. But don’t be fooled, this is NOT a 3/4 season tent. It’s only really good for warm weather. Not positive or negative, just my thoughts: • The dog door. It’s not really a con, but I don’t know anyone, including myself, who will just open the door for a dog while camping and say, go ahead pooch, go on out there yourself. Or leave a dog in the tent alone and let them out the dog door. It was just kind of stupid. I can see why it might be helpful in some situations, such as if you had a cooler or shoes there, but why would you leave your shoes on the side where they could get rained on? And you really wouldn’t be able to reach inside a cooler from the bottom of the tent. I could live without it and I have dogs. I think it’s just a silly marketing ploy for people who have dogs but it’s not actually practical. • One the “benefits” is the front door mat they say comes with the tent. <_< I’ll be honest with you, I laughed when I saw it. I would just throw it out. Useless. Too cheap of a material to withstand being walked on and not really a secure way to stake it down. I got a tarp large enough that I just made my own front walk to park my shoes. Next year I’ll be adding an outdoor carpet and that should really do the trick. A note on popups: If you haven’t figured it out by now, this tent does not include a pop up. You have to buy that separate. And, you get what you pay for. I’ll say it again. YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR! I would not recommend using this tent with a cheap pop up canopy. I actually looked at a few EZUP’s (the same brand as the cube tent) – which this tent is made for, and thankfully decided against it. They are cheap cheap cheap. I paid $400 for my pop up and it was worth every single penny. I also took a gamble because I couldn’t find anyone else that had tried it, but got a 10×20 so I would have an awning. It was so worth it. I know it’s a different company and a different product, but I got the ABC Canopy Pop Up 10×20. It works really well with the tent. It’s heavy duty, and while you can’t really see it in the picture, the canopy itself is a much sturdier material than the cheaper EZUP and Walmart Ozark Trails versions. The frame was solid, the canopy was solid and it withstood extreme winds and rain at our campground while I saw a lot of cheaper pop ups collapse or bend or leak. I guess that’s it and up to you now and what you want to do. I hope you found this review helpful and happy camping.

   

6. Luzviminda V. Verified Buyer – 12 March 2025

   Smooth transaction,fast delivery,haven’t use it yet but it seems like its a great product and it has very nice packaging.
   

7. Ryan F. Verified Buyer – 2 April 2025

   I paired this beauty up with a “10×10 coleman pop up instant shelter” – perfect quality set up.. The bag even fits the tent when you put it away.. Good quality well done .. Good zippers.. Good clips.. I couldnt be happier.. All in less than $600 including shipping 👍👍