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I had to buy another parts just to install but once i got it up I love it.

Well the pole is fiberglass and is pretty nice. The adjustment seems to work well, but the part at the top, with the steel point popped off the first use. The thing didn't even have pressure on it. I didn't even get a chance to extend the pole all the way before failure...lol. Do you remember is school when you made paste out of flour and water, well that is what this thing must have had holding it together. This was a little embarrassing as I was filming a DIY video for my YouTube out door adventure channel.

This thing is amazing. Less than 10 minutes to setup and it’s really comfortable.

Just perfect for my needs. I set it up in the backyard and it's a little bit of my man cave/space. I do my writing and just kind of chilling in there, I can even dance if I want to and no one is disturbed! But the tent is very easy to set up, I think it took me less than 5 minutes to pump the air into it and it is very sturdy therefore I am happy about this purchase if you're looking for a inflatable tent/yurt that's not too big and it's just right size for one or two people this is perfect! A reputable company with a awesome product line. Happy about overall!

I recently purchased the Outsunny Multifunctional Folding Camping Cots for Adults, and unfortunately, I found that this product is more suitable for children than adults. While the concept of a compact, all-in-one camping bed may seem appealing, it falls short in providing comfort and security for adult campers. First and foremost, the size of the camper is incredibly small. It is important to note that this tent is not designed to accommodate the average adult comfortably. The limited space inside the tent leaves very little room for movement, forcing you to stay in a fixed position all night long. Even the slightest attempt to adjust or shift during sleep risks sending you toppling out of the tent and onto the hard ground. The sleeping bag provided with the cot is also undersized for adult users. It fails to adequately cover and provide sufficient warmth for an average-sized adult. Moreover, the quality of the sleeping bag leaves much to be desired, lacking proper insulation and comfort. The air mattress pad provided with the cot is disappointingly thin and lacks proper support. It does little to cushion your body and provide a comfortable sleeping surface. It feels more like sleeping directly on the ground rather than on a proper mattress. Portability is one area where the product shines, as it folds up into a compact size and is relatively lightweight. Setting it up and taking it down is a straightforward process, making it convenient for transportation and storage. However, this alone cannot compensate for the discomfort and limitations experienced during use. In conclusion, the Outsunny Multifunctional Folding Camping Cots for Adults falls short in meeting the needs of adult campers. The cramped space, lack of mobility, and inadequate sleeping arrangements make it more suitable for children or individuals of smaller stature. While it may be portable, the compromised comfort and the risk of falling out of the tent during sleep outweigh the convenience of its compact design. I would recommend seeking alternatives that provide better comfort and more appropriate sizing for adult campers.

Set up took about 45 minutes. Directions was in another language but a lil deductive reasoning figured it out. Good size. Nice space inside. No issue with zippers so far.

It has good quality and is resistant to tension and windy weather. However, it can be challenging to install alone. Despite this, it is lightweight and easy to carry with its bag.

I don’t know why, but this privacy tent seems easier to fold up than others that I’ve tried. Setup is easy, of course. It has a lot of wind area considering its small footprint, so don’t leave it unattended in a windy area. The tent isn’t strong enough to hold a solar shower by itself, though if you can hang one from something else then you can poke the nozzle in through the top or the high side zipper. There’s a “towel bar” strap on the inside where you could hold lightweight towels or clothes. It has a removable floor. I’m 5’9”, 245 lbs, and decidedly not claustrophobic, but I find this tent to be big enough for showering or changes. There’s no extra room, but I’ve used boat heads that were tighter. There’s no roof, so if it’s raining you’ll get wet unless you set it up under a tarp. All in all, I think it’s reasonable enough as a pop-up privacy shelter.

Siebwin Screen Tent This Siebwin screen tent is an awesome addition to our yard setup—perfect for keeping those crazy mosquitoes at bay. It also makes a great compact screen tent for camping trips. We use it to cover our table and chairs, and it really makes evenings and daytime hangouts way more enjoyable by keeping out deer flies and mosquitoes. The tent is advertised for 4 to 6 people, but I’d say it’s best for 2 to 4—6, which would be a pretty tight squeeze. Set-up was super easy. It only took about 10 minutes without the floor, stakes, or guy ropes. With everything included, you’re probably looking at around 20 minutes max. The poles are color-coded, which made assembly straightforward—I didn’t even need to check the instructions. The included storage bag is generously sized, with plenty of room to pack in the tent, poles, and stakes without a struggle. The screen and nylon material both feel durable, and I expect we’ll get plenty of use out of this tent. Overall, I think it’s a fair price for what you get, and I’d definitely recommend it to others looking for a quality screen tent for the yard or campsite.

Sturdy cot. I over stressed the tent and split a seam on the support rod. My fault. Fits in the bed of my pick up. Take your time and be careful of stress during assembly. Will use a fly in the rain.

I bought this tent last spring to go camping on the weekends I finally got to use it last weekend 06/17/2022 on a MTB/hiking and Kayaking weekend it was very easy to put up in just a few minutes it was large and roomy inside with great ventilation. 9/22/2024 I have used this tent for a little over 2 years now from April through the middle of November (I love camping) and as of today it has held up it is waterproof we had 3 days straight of thunder storms not even a drop of water in the tent. And I'm hard on my camping equipment.

Great tent for backpacking beginners or camper looking for tent under $100. This tent is well-made. Not actually ultralight tent (which should be under 2 pounds for one person), but not heavy as well. This tent has enough space and headroom to sit inside it or change clothing. One thing to remind, this tent doesn’t allow excellent air flow, not so perfect for summer use.

Took this on a 5 day canoe trip, my 12 year old set it up and took it down daily. Loved the two doors and vestibules. It rained our last night and we stayed dry. I will need to buy some more stakes to guy out the rain fly in a heavy rain and wind. Highly recommend.

The transaction was smooth and the delivery took just a few days. This tent is huge! We had a queen mattress and a small table in there, with room to dance. I was able to stand up just fine; Im 5’4. My husband is 6ft and had a slight bend after the bug hammock was up. So far it’s been on one trip. The tent is light and airy but also super sturdy! It took two minuets for it to be up and ready to fill. The amount of screens are insane. They are very well put together to keep the bugs out. I did not put extra water repellent on it, as I normally would, so when we got the bit of rain I had my concerns. They were quickly smashed when the tent provided a dry night, and morning. The negatives that I do have, are also positive, depending on your view. The zippers were a pain in the butt because they keep getting stuck on the extra weather protecting flap. The doorway also became a trip hazard for me, because it sits a little higher (again, weather proofing). So I’m really grasping at straws for the negative pile. I did not try out the divider. We just wanted a big comfy tent. 🤷🏻‍♀️. All in all A+

I haven't used it in real field test yet, I've only looked at it in the backyard but it looks very good quality and sturdy, I really like that the rain fly is attached to the tent poles from the outside, so now you can assemble the tent in any weather and the tent will remain dry inside…