SOLSTUKU Canvas Bell Tent for 10 People Luxury Camping 4 Seasons

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1. Rita Verified Buyer – 21 July 2024

   Received right on time！！We recently took the Solstuku 10-Person Canvas Tent on a weekend camping trip with friends, and it exceeded all our expectations. The setup was surprisingly straightforward—despite its size, we had it pitched in about 20 minutes. The spacious interior comfortably accommodated our group of 8, with ample room for gear and movement.We were able to fit two king-size air mattresses side by side with ample space remaining for our gear and to move around comfortably. This made our camping experience feel luxurious and stress-free. The tent’s construction is top-notch. The 260g TC cotton material provided excellent breathability during the day and retained warmth at night. We encountered a brief rain shower, but the 400D Oxford floor with PU3000+ waterproofing kept us completely dry. The 8 mesh windows ensured great airflow while keeping insects out, enhancing our comfort throughout the trip. One of our favorite features is the detachable floor and roll-up walls, which allowed us to transform the tent into an open canopy during the day—a perfect setup for lounging and enjoying the outdoors. The included stove jack is a thoughtful addition, making this tent suitable for all seasons. Overall, the Solstuku canvas tent is a fantastic investment for anyone who enjoys group camping or glamping. Its durability, versatility, and thoughtful design make it stand out from other tents we’ve used. Highly recommended!

   

2. Scott Branham Verified Buyer – 3 March 2025

   In the description it says canvas, Polly cotton and TC cotton…… the tent is mostly polyester! It has a thin canvas (Polly cotton) roof. Everything else is synthetic material, polyester. Went back and forth with the seller and they eventually admitted that it’s polyester with a polycotton top. The sides and bottom are coated polyester with “taped” seams”, even the seams that run across the bottom of the tent. The side walls have a couple of mesh pockets sewn into the tent and I noticed that when they taped the seams to seal it that they taped right over the mesh pocket. The seams behind the mesh pockets aren’t sealed. The floor has tons of slack in it and is a trip hazard. As I was putting the very first stake in the loop on the bottom of the tent, it pulled right out. Didn’t even put much pressure on it to stretch the floor and it came right out. After repairing I did stretch the floor tight and the inside of the tent still has tons of slack in the floors. The zippers that attaches the floor to the sidewalls are not overlapping zippers. They start and stop butting up to each other leaving holes for insects etc. The thin buckles to put tension on the roof and pull it tight seem to be a painted aluminum and if that’s the case do not get it around salty air such as the coast. It will corrode them very fast. It does have a stove jack but it is really far towards the center of the tent. In order to use it and put a stove pipe through it you have to collapse one side of the tent to reach it. It’s doable but not practical. The windows are the doors, all of them. They’re also not typical tent doors that zip along the side and bottom so you can walk in and out. The windows/doors unzip and roll down to the bottom like most tent windows. The way the side walls and the roof are designed the tent will shed water in the center of each window/door. I don’t get the center vent cover and why it’s made like it is. It’s held on by a whole bunch of bungee ropes that you have to pull tight from the inside. If you’re looking for practical or extensive use….. I wouldn’t advise it. I have a few canvas tents and all of them I could use and leave set up for long periods and not worry about. This tent however…. I wouldn’t. It is fairly simple to put up once you figure it out, the directions are kind of helpful but not completely. You’ll scratch your head a few times before you get it put up. With the way the seams are taped and it being mostly polyester I wouldn’t advise recommend investing in a couple of gallons of waterproofing and UV protectant.