MOON LENCE Camping Tent 4 Person Tent Easy Setup Outdoor Tents Waterproof Double Layer for Camp and Backpacking Green

Perfect tent I still have it to this day. It's easy to set up. Very spacious. Blocks the wind really good but heavy winds I recommend strapping it down a little more than just the ropes it comes with. Not see through so you do have privacy. Like I said I still have it and use it to this day I love it. It's waterproof and stays dry. Not heavy to carry or even move. You can set it up pretty quickly.

It took me a little while to figure out how to set it up, but once I did, it was really easy. The tent is lightweight, takes up very little space, and is great for backpacking trips. I've used it three times, and it is holding up just fine. It is not perfectly weatherproof, as a small amount of water seeped in during a particularly dewy morning. I would not recommend it for use in the hard rain. Otherwise though, it's fantastic. And, if you're looking for an ultra weatherproof tent, it's just going to cost more than this. Considering the price, it's still a 5 from me.

Used this tent on my first sub-zero camping trip. This was also my first tent purchase. It was pretty easy to set up but worth noting that without tying it down in addition to anchoring the corners, wind can pick it up pretty easily. It does provide decent protection from the wind as well but it is pretty well ventilated at the top so keep that in mind if you plan on using it in inclimate weather or winter settings. Sides, while waterproof, do get decently damp in dew or rain as well and the stitching holding pieces together isn't the strongest if you decide to put a heavy usb battery in the side pocket or hang a lantern from the top without tying it to the supports (oops) but survived without any damage. Packs up very small and lightweight, reasonable to set up with 1 person. Comfortably slept 2 adults. 4 would be doable but tight.

So I was scared to buy cause of the possibilities of the wind destroying it and I took a chance sure enough high winds where at the highest and …. THIS BABY HELD UP !!! Given I used all of its accessories to the max (more using the bright green tie downs and going out of my way to buy extra and different steaks cause that’s what you do when you go camping go prepared.) all in all it held up and was super easy to put up and can fit a full mattress with room on the sides when it can also fit a queen with little room but still was an awesome tent wasn’t able to test water resistant but I’m sure ut will do fine make sure to put tarp under as you would for any tent . Oh and for the cherry on top this tent held up in the winds against 4 different big ass durable tents but don’t take my word for it try it out and take proper steps and pro-cations ! :)

We bought several of these as gifts to the homeless of Central Ohio and haven't actually used them yet. We did erect one and found it very easy to put together and large enough for 4 adults and a small dog. The instructions are sewn to the inside of the bag that contains the tent and the rain fly, so losing them should never be a problem. The poles that support everything consist of fiberglass sections that are joined together magnetically making it simple to pack/unpack. Based on the materials that it is constructed of, I believe that with the rain fly attached it will repel water during a rain spell. I like the fact that it is roomy enough for a queen sized mattress, has screened windows for ventilation and has a pocket to put your electronic devices into to keep them above the ground. Plus it was available for an excellent price.

Got the 4-person green version of this tent and set it up in my backyard to check out how it handles the weather. -Sets up easy (maybe 10-15 minutes with one person) and has a decent amount of space inside for 2-3 people. Four would be a stretch unless they are on the smaller size. -Not rainproof as is. I set it up on grass with the rain-fly on and everything staked down appropriately. There was a ground tarp underneath and water was being directed away for the most part. Where water was leaking through was at the seams that connect the bottom section of the tent to the top. I went out while it was actively raining hard and there was water seeming through those seams and then pooling in the staked down corners of the tent. Probably a half cup of water in each of the four corners after a steady 10-12 hour period of rain. I'm planning on sealing those seams with commercial seam sealer and spraying the tent down with tent waterproofing spray and then checking it again. For $79, it's not a bad starter tent, though.

Used it for the first time for 3 nites. 4 person tent. Would be nice if there was more floor space. I used it alone, but this is not a 4 person tent. Two people would fit but then no gear would fit. Anyway, easy to set up for one person. And most important, it does not have a chemical smell from water repelling chemicals. Which is very important to me. Suggestion: I would include a stuff sack instead of a zippered bag. Stuff sacks are more forgiving of the rolled up tent and no zipper to break.

We got this tent for our kids to use and abuse with backyard camping and whatnot. We set it up tonight in the dark and it was super easy with the external poles. The material was nice and thick with what looks like extra waterproof lining on the seams. The rain fly has a pole that creates an "awning" effect over the door and the pockets where the pole ends go are the best quality I've ever seen. It looks like it will stand the test of time. One thing I must say is that it fits 4 kids and their tiny packs barely. Definitely not 4 grown-ups unless they're quite petite. I think 2 grown ups and one child would be fine.