Camping Tent 4 Person, Waterproof Windproof Tent with Rainfly Easy Set up-Portable Dome Tents for Camping

This tent was awesome easy to put up,size was perfect and kept us warm from elements and very lightweight and durable and great value for the money..

Very happy for the price. Easy to set up and take down.

I purchased the navy/orange 1-2 person tent. Immediately I'll say that the 1-2 person tent is probably best for a single adult or perhaps two children. I would not recommend this for two full grown adults. I'm about 5'1" and slept comfortably with about an extra 2-3 ft at the foot of the tent to store bags.PROS: 1) Its small and the setup is quick and easy (there is just one pole to assemble that holds up the whole tent). 2) It withstood a sudden rainstorm (rainfly was secured with stakes and guy lines, and there was no issue with water getting in). 3) Its ventilation flap is discreet and there were no issues with condensation or rain blowing up into it.CONS: 1) This tent really is only for sleeping and relaxing. You can lay down and sit upright but you really won't be able to stand up or crouch around in it. If you don't feel comfortable in small spaces, the 1-2 person tent would not work for you. 2) The zipper on the rainfly is a little difficult to maneuver because it wants to catch on the fabric; you just have to align it properly to zip/unzip. The inner zipper works perfectly fine. 3) Again, there won't be too much storage room, but for me it fit a backpack, a gym bag, and various other little items.Overall I really like my little tent and I'm impressed it held up so well! I found it very cozy and a worthwhile purchase. I would be interested in what the 3-4 person tent is like.

We had a spontaneous camping on the weekend and the only good quality tent that was sized for two was this one. It was delivered fast and we liked the quality and color. It was waterproof too.

UPDATE: So our trip this week ended up being cut short due to unexpectedly heavy rain. We had a good site that drained well, so we didn't flood. Obviously, we did use the rainfly. However, within a couple hours, the tent walls were soaking wet. Anything touching the wall also wet. After a couple more hours, water was dripping from the walls. One side seemed much wetter than the others though it was the least exposed.There is a sewn in floor but it doesn't have a flange so as soon as the wall got wet, it dropped the seam to the ground which allowed water to actually soak the floor leading to a wet sleeping pad and very soggy feet.Clearly, the rainfly is far from waterproof as stated in the description. Despite being rigged taut, it sagged and stuck to the mesh tent walls pretty quickly once the rain started.I plan to try some waterproofing spray on the rainfly and seam seal along the floor seam. But, I'll likely avoid camping when any amount of rain is expected in future. Still a good tent, just not for any amount of wet weather.FIRST IMPRESSION:Well made tent is roomy for two large sleeping bags with a good space in between. Not sure it would hold four adult sized bags but worked great for us.Easy to put up and take down. Good value for the low price.We didn't have any rain but the seams look well sealed. Sewn in floor. The zippers are good.Now the walls are actually screens. You get privacy by installing the rain fly. The benefit is virtually zero condensation with pretty good heat retention.

You get what you pay for. It gets the job done but I don't think has many uses before it will break. Easy to set up but the zipper gets easily stuck. You can definitely tell the quality difference between this and a name brand tent but also this is 1/3 of the cost so .....

I used this tent for a 2-night camping trip. It was very windy at night, and it rained both nights. The tent held up very well. I didn't have to make any adjustments and there were no leaks, I got a good restful sleep both nights. It took me about 10 minutes to put the tent up, snap all the buttons and velcro ties and stake it down. There was no condensation at all. At night I noticed a nice fresh breeze, I didn't have to use my fan. I like tents I can air out. With this tent, there was a pouch on the front door I could zip down. There is a bug screen, so this was nice to keep bugs out and fresh air coming in. This is a four-person tent. I don't think you can get four people in here, but I was comfortable. I could sit up and put my clothes on. I liked having space to move around. And because of the rain, I moved everything in at night and wasn't crowded. I bought the table in front of the tent from Amazon also. Taking the tent down was easy. I couldn't put everything back in the carry bag. I'm going to work on it, maybe I didn't fold it right. I purchased a separate footprint, I forgot to put it down. I put it under my cot instead. I was a little worried because of the rain, but I didn't have any problems. The floor was dry in the mornings.Update, 8/29/2024: Once I got the tent home, I refolded it. I was able to get everything in the bag including extra tent pegs and a footprint.

One of the poles was broken the first time I opened it. Almost ruined my whole camping trip.smaller then it looks and definitely not big enough for 4 people