Camping Tent 4 Person, Waterproof Tents for Camping, Double Layer Tent with 4 Screen Room, Family Tent with Outdoor Camping, Easy Setup Portable with Carry Bag for Outdoor, Picnic, 1.7M Height

I was scared to buy the tent because its small for the price but i really loved the design especially for the rainy days. I love the tent The size and the weight. It's light weight enought so you can put it in your book bag and take it to your hike up camping trips. 4 people will fit find only if sleeping bags are use. We have also used it in the rain and it worked great the desings works great. We have used it for summer and winter camping and the tent has always protected us just find. There is always condensation formed on the underside of the canopy, and the sides. But we use a rain tarp and it helps a lot.

I will start with what I liked and why I bought it. I am an adult leader in a Boy Scout troop. I like to hammock camo but because of rules can be awkward to change. I bought this tent because of the 4 doors. I have used with my amock Draumr 90 degree hammock and a standard gathered in hammock. Both fit in there diagonally. I can zip up the mesh screens. With the reflective coating I noticed I stayed warm in the middle of winter camping where I had to go traditional camping because of lack of trees. It was nice putting out the 4 sides as it rained and the boys and other leaders huddled under the awnings with their chairs. Last I can stand up. I am only 5'5" but being able to dress standing up is nice.For the Bad. I wish the fly had a double zipper so you can go both ways with it instead of just down. Like another person said I do wish it had internal window coverings. The weight and size is massive and I do not think I would take it anywhere but a base camp or car camping where I am not going to be carrying it much. I also would like to have it go all the way down to the ground.The hacks. I made window coverings with magnets to hold it in place. Could use Velcro just did not want to stick it to the tent. To help with wind the sides I do not put up I tuck under and use shock cord to hold to other side giving more wind protection. I also have put a ridgeline inside to utilize so extra storage.Overall I am glad I bought this tent as it fills a need that I needed and has made camping that much more enjoyable.

There are some things I like and some I don't. Let's start with the good things. I set this tent up in my yard knowing it was supposed to rain the next day. It rained all night, almost an inch and a half, and not one drop got inside. The wind got strong a couple of times and 4 stakes held it nicely in place. It was easy to set up by myself, from unpacking to finish with awning up in front, about 25 mins. I figure now that I know exactly how to do it, about 15 mins setup time.It comes with 10 lightweight but sturdy stakes and 10 guy lines with light reflection and sliding tensioners and 2 poles for one awning. I love that you can bring some extra poles, stakes and guy lines and have 4 awnings for warm weather camping and the large mesh windows will provide plenty of ventilation to help keep you cool. If you don't want that many awnings you can simply roll them up or leave them down if it's not too hot.What I don't like... The description says you can use the inner tent as a stand alone and shows a picture of mesh covers rolled up and tied. This would be nice for spring or fall camping when the temps get down in the upper 40's to low 50's overnight if it actually came with mesh covers that either zip or roll up but it doesn't. The only way to cover the mesh windows is with the outer rainproof portion and then even with a light breeze a cold draft gets in under the corners which do not completely reach the ground.This is basically a 2 person tent, which is all I wanted. With a full size blow up matress there is just enough room left over to put your shoes and other necessities. A queen size would take up the whole floor space. You could squeeze 4 adults in there with sleeping mats but it would be crowded.I love this tent. I hate to send it back. Unfortunately the one they sent me has several holes in all 4 mesh windows. If it was just one or two small holes in one or two windows I would repair them myself and keep it because I love it and because I live 24 miles from the nearest UPS drop off to send it back. Yes, I can get a shipping label and have UPS pick it up here if I could know exactly when they are coming and if it would be before I have to leave for work at 2 pm. Either way it is a pain in the butt to have to send anything back but when I pay this much for something I do what I have to do and good mesh windows are a must in the bayou state where mosquitos are considered the state bird.I knocked off 1 star for not having stand alone mesh window coverings and 1 for defective mesh windows. Other than these two complaints it is just what I wanted and a good bargain.

This tent was one of the easiest to set up, despite it having a bit more features than your usual tent.It’s pretty much a basic tent, with an extra cover that extends one of two sides to have a shade. That shade is held up by two 1 inch thick aluminum stakes that can be extended to make it higher. I didn’t have it extended in my video because I didn’t realize it could do that until I took it down, but it looks like it can go to about 8ft high. I love that the stakes included are thick aluminum stakes that will definitely last. We usually get steel stakes that begin to rust after the first use. It also comes with a VERY handy rubber hammer that has a hook in the handle to assist in pulling out the stakes. That alone makes this a winner in my books.The tent can open on each of the 4 sides and each side has bug netting. The tarp that covers the main tent has that metallic material on the inside that’s supposed to reduce the heat. It does reduce the heat a little, but when you’re in 95 degree weather, there’s only so much that can do. Being able to open all sides helps with the heat. I am overall happy with this tent. It’s big enough for two of my teenage kids and it has moved up the list of my “go to” tents in my arsenal.*Update*We used this tent over the weekend and a little storm rolled over. It held up pretty well. No leaking and though it shaked around, having it tied down helped. It's always an experience sleeping in a tent during the rain. Very nice.

This tent is great! It is pretty large. I like that you can open all four sides, so if you want daylight, you will have plenty of it. You can also use one panel as a projector screen, which is a great idea. Or even a roof. This is so much fun And seems very durable and well-made. I haven’t seen any rips or tears in it at all.