PEXMOR Portable EZ Pop UP Changing Room Tent with Carrying Bag, Perfect for Outdoor Dressing/Shower/Camping Toilet/Fishing/Beach, Backpack Shelter (Upgraded) (Upgraded)

I like it. It’s fun. Useful and once you get it down, easy to fold. I advise 2 people for take down. Else you will have to use your entire body to tackle this thing. Lol. The first time I opened it, it flew out of the bag! Lol so be ready. It’s an instant tent! Literally! 5 seconds and you are done. About 5 min take down. Have fun! Don’t forget to film set up and take down and post some funny ones on here! Totally wish I had gotten mine. The cat went *poof!* :D

So worth the money it’s helped us a lot on camping trips we lay down a small tarp for the floor then we got a little travel porta potty toilet we put in there and it’s easy for when u are out camping and need to wake up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom u don’t have to walk to one plus it was easy for the kids to change clothes in there without taking tons of sand and wet clothes into our sleeping tent I definitely recommend

No silhouette. Not like other tents. It takes 2 people to fold this pop up tent, I tried myself it will never happen. Looks and feels like a quality product. Time will tell.I will update my review after a couple of uses.

Folding is extremely difficult, needs 2 people, then still difficult. Had I known would not have purchased it. When it rains the water fills in on the top putting tension on the sides, causing leaks. One of the straps on the bottom to tack down ripped off the first time I used it. Do not recommend this.

Over the past three months I’ve use this as a shower and toilet tent for five camping trips.Pros: The fabric is not see-through like others I’ve bought, even in back or inside lighting. Sets up in a matter of seconds (but watch out!! It is spring loaded). Has two pockets on the inside. Tall enough for an average adult. Screamed window in the top-front to vent bathroom smells. Included guidelines provides good support in windy conditions.Cons: As others have said, difficult to fold up (seems like I’m going to bend the wire frame every time - never have but still) but if you follow the directions and practice it a few times, it’s not to bad with two people. Zipper seems weak (haven’t had an issue with it yet). No floor (means muddy feet after a shower if placed on dirt - nothing a small tarp can’t fix). No place to hang up change of clothes when showering. Definitely would NOT work with a solar shower bag (not tall enough or strong enough to support it. We use a pump shower system). If using a pump or pressurized shower system, there is no hole to feed to shower head through but you can move the zipper opening to the top of the door and it seems to work.

Easy to set up and take down

This worked great. Had our commode inside while camping. Like many others, it was difficult to fold & put back in the bag. Couldn't get it into 3 loops. Settled for 2 loops. We ended up using binder clips to keep this folded and stored it in the shed. We'll definitely continue to use it.

Not really was I was expecting. Definitely not sturdy enough for a windy day camping even strapped down. I’m 5’9 and it was a little too small for me. It basically unfolds on its own but it’s a pain to try to get folded back up with one person.