MOON LENCE Pop Up Tent Family Camping Tent for 4 Person Portable Instant Tent Automatic Tent Waterproof Windproof for Camping Hiking Mountaineering

My daughter and I had a blow up full size mattress and it fit perfectly in here and left a good 4-5 inches of space on the sides. It was easy to set up, fairly light, and durable. I highly recommend.

Ordered this tent for a four-day camping trip in Hawaii. The campground was windy and rain came and went throughout the four-day. This baby held up really well against Hawaiian wind and had so many “windows” to let air circulate especially the two large entrance and back windows which allowed cross-breezes to flow through. It did take a while to set it up but that’s because it was my first attempt to put up a semi-permanent tent (compare against beach day tent which are truly pop-up). Better to set up with two people though. That said, the second set up went much smoother and faster. Definitely worth the money.

I was looking for a no-hassle tent that could fit my wife, son, and I for the occasional car camping trip. For that purpose and the listed price, it is a pretty good buy. Remarkably light versus what I was expecting, probably due to the poles, which are plastic and not very substantial.The poles are the only reason I am deducting a star from this tent. Even when set up properly the poles are not very rigid and will flex into a wavy shape. The set up "guide" suggests that the joints of the poles slide or click into place when positioned correctly. They do, but it is a very small slide and click which I didn't even notice at first. Also somewhat confusing is that the lower joints are a slightly different design and show a larger gap when clicked into place, which left me doubting whether they were set up right. Once I got all this figured out the tent was fine though.My only other complaint is ventilation. The integral rain fly has a pretty clever attachment system, which allows the fly to stand off from the roof of the tent by a few inches when pitched. Despite that, the ventilation could have been a little better. The weather was cool the night we used it and with both windows shut, we were left with a lot of condensation on the interior walls. That said, the fly and floor did a great job of keeping the outside moisture out.Putting the tent away is an absolute breeze. If you have the legs folded properly, you can just loosely roll the whole mess up and it will still squeeze nicely into the zippered bag. For 100 bucks and the ease of use, I'm not sure you can do much better than this. Not perfect, but works great for our purposes.

I really like how easy it was to set up this tent. Once the legs are standing right, I pushed the top mechanism down until it clicked and that's it. Was up in less than a minute. I'd say the tent could fit 2 average sized people in it very comfortably. I have a twin sized air mattress, and the tent could probably easily fit 2 of those inside.I bought this tent because I have become disabled, and there is a lot that I can no longer do on my own. I am going camping at the end of the month with my family, so I haven't tested out its durability or water resistance yet. But just the little bit of extra independence that this tent could offer me makes this tent worth it for me.I was confused the first time I took the tent down, but it made sense after a second attempt, and I was able to get it down in less than 2 minutes. It was, however, a pain to roll up (it would have helped for me to leave a place for the air to escape) but luckily the bag was big enough for me to put the tent in anyway. It looks big in the bag, but is actually pretty lightweight.What confused me was this: The first instruction says to stand in front of the tent door and hold the poles. The picture shows their hands at about upper mid pole. Then the next picture says to pinch the upper and lower poles, but the picture is of a person with their hands on the top of the tent. That's what messed me up. The picture in step 2 was really small and it was difficult for me to distinguish what was going on and what I needed to do.Perhaps the hand placement at 1 is to keep the tent from falling when you do step 2. But that would require two people. If so, it ought to state that.So I guess just make sure to read the instructions over once fully before attempting anything. If you are confused, don't force anything. I took it down wrong the first time, but thankfully no poles broke. Step 2 should be step 1, in my opinion.All this to say, the tent is still great, and I am quite happy with it. It helped me a lot to read through the reviews on here.Hope this helps.

Before I get into the review of the tent, I want to to say what a joy it is to work with a company that cares about customers and backs their products. So rare these days. I had problem with one of the collapsible joints on the tent and this company stepped up! I believe the joint was cracked during shipping because the box was pretty torn up. I did not have the time to do a close inspection of the tent before I had to put it to use and on the second use the joint separated. I contacted the company and they stepped up and took care of it. No hassles, no blame, just great customer care. Now onto the tent itself. I am a hunter, backpacker, guide and boat captain. I own half a dozen tents for various applications. I use this tent on the back of my boat in the gulf of Alaska. We have indoor sleeping, but sometimes it's great to sleep under the stars. Needed a tent that was quick and easy. Set up is about 30 seconds (which after a day of fishing is pretty cool). Take down is about a minute. Although it is a good idea to watch the video and practice once or twice. On the first night of use the stars were out when we turned in, but midway through the night a squall came through and dumped a good amount of rain on us. The tent performed perfectly. Not a drop of water from the roof and it held up against the wind very well. I highly recommend this tent not only for quality of the tent, but for the quality of the company behind it.

The tent is leaking. The return shipping fee is very expensive from Canada to US. Seller promised cover part of shipping fee but they don't. Luckily Amazon customers service help to solve the problem.

All wet, trash