WeatherPod® The Original Shark Tank MyPod™ 1-2 Person Pop-Up Pod - Stay Warm, Dry, and Out of The Sun - Weather Pod for Sports, Rain, or Wind

Love it for travel ball. Had to watch a video on how to fold it back once done but it’s so quick to put up and throw in the car. Perfect for keeping dry, warm, or kids/my little puppy contained during long games.

Love this little hut! I use it for winter time cigar smoking. This tent with a little buddy heater and you’re all set!

This was the best gift EVER. It is easy to set up and fold up with a little practice. This is ideal for an oversized chair and blanket. Two kids can sit in it on a blanket but not on chairs.

This product is great for the outdoors. It has stakes that can be put into the ground so it will not blow away. I personally love my pod but there are a few issue that keep it for get a 5 star rating. The first reason being the roof of the pod tends to collect rain. When this happens you have to push the roof up to make the rain that has collected run to the ground. I think to fix this issue you should sell it with a sturdy umbrella like struture that would allow rain to fall to the sides it could be an attachment that comes with you purchase. The second issue is the storage bag. My bags straps came off the bag at the top so maybe there need to be more stitching to keep that form happen or a better bag material even if you have to raise the price. The last thing is maybe there can be like some tubing in between the metal wires that help the water drain to the ground better. To sum it up this is a great product that you should by, it just needs little tweaks.

Easy set up. Roomy. Daughter uses it mainly at softball tournaments that last all day and night. Protection from the elements. I googled how to close it back up. That was quick and easy too.

Absolutely love my weather pod! My kids and I use it during the soccer season for rainy days and when it’s really cold. I actually have two of them.

This weather pod is awesome. It definitely keeps you out of the elements. It will get very hot so the venting on it is really nice as far as the zipper placements are. I am 6 foot three 350 pounds. I definitely can fit inside it very well. I am a broad man so it is a little bit more snug for me, but that’s the story of my life with most things. It does seem like it will last a long time I think the biggest drawback to this product is putting it away is the worst part about it. It definitely takes some practice. Don’t expect to just pop it out and then be able to put it away on your first try if you do, you are absolutely a genius overall this is a great value. I’ve bought two now. You won’t regret it if you are an outdoor sports watch enthusiast.

How often do you plan to use this thing? If your answer is “every day” or “every week” - upcast my grumpy review to 3 stars (it does get foggy inside, no matter what you do after all). Otherwise, if you’re like us and use it a few times a year during rainy season - I wouldn’t recommend spending your precious life time dealing with it. The folding sequence of MyPod was clearly not a design goal. That or folding was outsourced to a summer intern as extracurricular exercise. Otherwise, how would you explain the need to google “how to fold MyPod” every time you’re about to go home? This is always when you’re tired, cold, soaking wet and the last you need is this mental exercise in 3d visualization followed by contortional gymnastics of bending two odd-shape hoops into four. The force you need to apply is borderline dangerous: you either feel you break it or hurt yourself. Well, to be fair, sometimes you win this lottery and end up going home a proud dad/mom. Most of the time though, you go home with your tail between legs with MyPod proudly stretching itself to any space it can find in your trunk. Can it be improved? Idk, I’m not a consumer product designer. But even basic “1-2-3” stickers in every corner would go a long way in alleviating this folding fiasco. Until then (or most likely until I find a better product) this thing goes to my trash bin. P.S. attaching some recent visual evidence of MyPod defeating me in our last fight.