Customer Reviews With Photos

Pros: Easy to setup Light weight Good weather protection Cons: Buy a larger stuff sack No ground cover/tarp My pictures do not show the rain fly, as I did not need it for this trip. The tent was easy to setup and tear down. The bag it fits into is a bit tight, so I suggest buying a slightly larger stuff sack so that you don't have to fight to get it to fit. The rainfly goes all the way to the floor, so it provides good coverage for rain coming from all angles. The zipper on the fly is a bit problematic, but the fly doesn't touch the tent mesh at the door so it should be fine in the tent itself, just not the few inches between the tent and the fly. Size is pretty standard. It can fit two people, but it will be tight, so hopefully you want that extra body heat snuggled up with you. Otherwise, it's more of a single person tent. It does not come with a tarp for ground coverage. But the floor itself is pretty waterproof, sturdy and basined. So, I would opt for no tarp anyways. The floor will provide enough waterproofing, so a tarp would only provide protection against scratches and other objects from damaging your tent. But this tent is inexpensive enough that I wouldn't bother tarping every time.

I purchased this for our family trip to the beach. I usually use an umbrella but have had the worst luck with them so I decided to try something different. This little tent was so easy to put up and to take down. It stood up to the winds from the ocean with ease. You have no idea how nice it was to be able to set this up quickly while also watching two kids. It provided a nice shelter for 3 with room to spare. Excellent product!! Thank you from a beach loving mom of 2!!!

We like our camping tent . This is huge. We can comfortably accommodate 2 adults and 2 children, and we have enough space. It's very comfortable inside. The children love it very much. Easy for us to assemble and disassemble.

First and foremost, setting up this tent was an absolute breeze. The pop-up design makes it incredibly easy to assemble, and I had it up and ready for use within minutes of arriving at the beach. No complicated instructions or frustrating assembly required – just unfold, extend, and you're good to go. Once set up, the tent provided excellent protection from the sun. The fabric is not only durable and well-made, but it also offers UPF 50+ sun protection, giving me peace of mind knowing that I was shielded from harmful UV rays. Plus, the generous size of the tent provided ample shade for myself and a few friends, allowing us to relax and enjoy the beach without worrying about getting sunburned. When it was time to pack up, the tent folded down easily into its compact carrying bag, making it convenient to transport and store until our next beach adventure. Overall, I couldn't be happier with my purchased. It's well-made, easy to set up, and provides excellent sun protection. everything you could ask for in a beach tent.

I needed some anchors for a temporary shed. I didn't get the shed in place before the ground froze so...I needed something that would go into frozen ground. These did the trick. I got them into frozen ground with an impact. A couple broke but I expected that. These are good. I hope they last the winter.

I Was looking for a shade I could put out in the back garden of a place I have in Maine. You peg it down on grass but this will be great as it doubles for beach use too, they even provide a hand shovel to fill the supplied sand bags! Quality feels premium, comes with a carry case that has a backpack strap and everything came as expected, main canopy feels well made. Very happy with this purchase.

We took this to the beach and my dog did not want to leave it! It is great! I can wait for the weather to cool down ( we live in Phoenix) to use it again. I had some old yoga mats to lay on the floor. It was perfect!

I have not used, but very compact. Folded up in plastic and has an orange stuff sack. I put some in my car and some in a bug-out bag.

This is a great one person tent for backpacking.... Light enough, good design with vestibule for your pack and shoes. Easy to put up and seems waterproof...taped seams and basin floor. Great value compared to the big brand names.

I bought the 6 person version this spring (2021) and my family used it for a weekend right away. I was impressed by the design. It made it easy to set up. I feared the plastic tent pole clips would break over time, but so far have survived some sustained high wind days. After the first weekend, I’ve used the tent for 7 days in CO, 10 days in OR, and am currently using it in CA. I’ve had it up 7 days in this trip. Last night I noticed multiple rips in the rain fly, while lying in my cot. Luckily, I had a patch kit, which I got to repair a hole I got in Oregon when a hole was made by one of the vestibule pole ends after a very windy day. I didn’t fault the material, but rather the windy conditions for that hole. The new ones appear to be material failures. There were 4 and don’t seem to be at any particular stretch point. Two are about an inch in length, while the other 2 are L-shaped and are 2-3 inches. Completely unsatisfactory after a total of 26 days of use. Update. By the time I had used the tent for 12 days in California the rainfly material and the carry bag, which was made of the same material, had multiple linear rips where the material failed. I uploaded photos. You can see my patching efforts. The carry bag was always in my truck, so it was relatively protected, yet still suffered a linear tear. Needless to say, this got thrown out. It’s too bad, because the design is well thought out.

The zippers on the door were always getting caught on material, the rain fly didn't it to to the tent for proper air flow, it's definitely not waterproof bc even with the canopy over it in some areas it got wet, if you wanted to fit 3-4 kids from the 3rd or 4th grade then it's true to size but adults 1 comfortable 2 if you like them 3 you better love each other. Yes the tent is light and packs up for easy carrying, I say the floor is durable considering a stick try to poke through floor but was unsuccessful.

Edit: I've upped the ⭐ rating to 4/5 because the customer service was top notch! They've replaced the broken poles with some they claim are heavier duty. I have not had the chance to try them out yet. But if they hold up I will update again to a full 5 ⭐ because it is a really nice set up. 🤞 These poles hold up better! I'm a big guy at 285. When I saw the weight rating at 450 and a few YouTube reviews of guys visibly heavier than me being supported I was super excited to give this a try on a multi day ride several states away. The first night the bottom (or foot end) spreader bar completely failed in the night and the head one bent considerably, and dumped me out backwards bending one of the tent poles at the same time. Disappointed because it seemed the perfect set up, and the rest was very well put together. Guess I'll go back to my $30 hammock with a bug net cuz I'm not going to pay for new poles just to risk them breaking 2 hours into the next use. 2 stars for everything except the weak aluminum.

I am a 56 young female who mainly camps with my dog. Needed something I could easily set up and take down that had some room and could stand up in. (5'3") This hits all the marks. Weighs about 30# but the straps and handles work well. Packs up easily in the roomey bag. Up and down in under 2 min. The door can be trippy. Love the windows and is water resistant. Would recommend getting the footprint and the better tent stakes. Enjoy.

I’m really pleased with this tent. It’s half the price of most ultra light tents, and generally, I’m very pleased - but do have a few things to warn about. Good things first: this is so easy to set up! The pockets for the trekking poles are really helpful, and it comes with plenty of stakes. The tent is very light. The material feels sturdy. There is tons of head room, so even though it’s pretty small, it doesn’t feel terribly cramped. I loved having vestibules and entry on both sides. Now for the flaws: the zippers for the mesh doors are cumbersome. There’s not enough tension to be able to fully unzip with one hand. Not a big deal, just a bit obnoxious. There is no set up guide nor instruction booklet, and the online video is fairly limited. It would be nice to have a set of instructions with the tent. Lastly, and most unfortunately, is condensation. I’m sure part of this problem was user error, as you need particular tension to get the vent at the head of the tent to be taught. We camped 2 nights - the first was in light rain, and we woke with a thin layer of condensation all along the ceiling panels. It was enough to rain on us if we touched the ceiling. We were able to wipe it off and get it mostly dry. Night 2 though we had heavy rain that turned to sleet. We ended up with so much condensation that we had water soaking the hood and foot of our sleeping bag, and seeping up under the mats and onto the pad sheets. There was so much moisture inside the tent that we had to leave our trip early as there would be no way for us to effectively dry out gear. Overall still very pleased with this tent. We will still plan to take this on many adventures in the future, but will have to find other options for rainy or very cold trips. Hopefully in future iterations of the tent there will be better ventilation to help prevent such terrible condensation! I would still recommend this as a starter tent to anyone looking to get into backpacking. Just make sure to do a few practice set ups and maybe leave it out in the rain once to check how the condensation might affect you!

My husband and I had the best time camping with family with this tent. The tent was easy to assemble and disassemble. We had a queen size cot in the tent and had plenty of room to move around and store our personal items. There is definitely room for another queen cot or air mattress leaving moving room. There is a place in the ceiling to hang a lamp, which I like. We look forward to enjoying this tent in the future.