MARMOTHalo 4P

I have used this tent several times now since receiving it. All have been for Scouting events. This thing is a breeze to setup and take down. It held up to a micro burst with snow on my last campout. The thing didn't even budge....yes I had it guyed out. I always do that no matter what the weather. It secures it and also aids with ventilation. I'm 6'4 280lbs and never hit the sides with my head or feet. Plenty of room when I had my son and all of our gear in it. (He's an Arrow of Light and my older son almost at Star). I think we could easily fit 3 of us plus gear in it. Only a 4 man tent if you're average to smaller sized. Only thing I didn't like was when it rained water built up over one of the vestibules because of the halo poles. Could be I didn't have it guyed out tight enough or didn't have the fly quite on the right spot. It wasn't a huge puddle so didn't make me feel negative about the tent. This will definitely be my go to tent for heading out on Scout campouts. I also have a Big Agnes Copper Spur UL3 and a Cabelas XWT 12x12 8 man tent for reference.

This is the first tent I’ve ever purchased. I was able to put it up in 10 minutes. It’s super roomy and looks great. Highly recommend!!

From Skagway Alaska to Zion National Park, this tent has been our home for the past 2 months, and I have zero complaints!Easy setup, easy breakdown.Best expirience was getting caught in a massive rainstorm in Zion. We were in a low-spot and the ground flooded, 4 inches of water on all sides. The underside of the tent was a complete waterbed, but it never leaked once! All the seems held, not a DROP made it inside. We were blown away by how well it heals up.Tips and tricks that I’ve learned regarding this tent:- ALWAYS connect the velcro loops between the rainfly and the polls. Otherwise a small pool of water can form just above the rainfly door and it will drain on your face when you exit the tent.- Buy the Marmot ‘footprint’ tarp designed for the underside of this tent specifically. This is just a good rule to prolong the lifespan of any tent.- There are four vents that can be opened on the rainfly. You should always do this, otherwise condnensatiin can buildup on the inside mesh of tent.- The rainfly has two doors. One side has two vertical zippers, and the other end has one sipper that makes an ark to the other side. The one zipper side looks better, but it has substantially less sealant material on inside and starts to weather with daily use. The vertical zippers have almost x3 the sealant.All that being said, I absolutely love this tent and will recommend it to anyone and everyone.

This tent fits me and my partner and our two dogs with room to spare. It was easy to set up, roomy, and comfortable. It held up in the wind and rain that blew through without letting any rain or moisture into the tent. We added a luxurious double air mattress for the people and dog beds for the dogs. This is a car-camping tent, not a backpacking tent. I recommend this for two people plus dogs and/or two adults and up to two children. It is easy to set up and take down solo, even for a petite middle aged woman. :)

The extra space valances are too small but $700 for a tent?

All in all it is a very nice and roomy tent. It is shaped in such a way that it creates a lot of space inside. I had to return it because it did not satisfy our needs in comparison with our other tent. First, the rainfly doesn’t click to the base of the tent and has to be attached to the ground by the stakes. And there are quite a few stakes what contributes to the set up time. Second, the front vestibule is not roomy enough to hide from the rain when entering the tent.

this is such a great tent, took us a MAX of 15 minutes to set up, and now that we know how it'll take us 5 minutes...super easy, good looking

Just what I expected, good quality, simple to use,

Aus meinen Erfahrungen mit viel kleineren und viel größeren Zelten das Raumwunder schlechthin! für 3-4 Personen konfortabel, die Apsiden sind ausreichend. Beim (in Deutschland gekauften) Vorgängermodell ist etwas mehr Gaze verarbeitet, es ist aber immer noch sehr luftig. Hier nun nur noch eines der geliebten D-förmigen Eingänge, der andere wie abgebildet mit dem Standard links/rechts REißverschluss. Scheinbar abgebildete Aufstellstangen sind nicht dabei. Was was nunmehr fehlt ist eine geeignete Seitenabspannung; die vormals vorhandenen Lochflachbänder sind durch eine Schlaufe erstetzt worden. Dieser bei Regen zwingende Abspannpunkt kann durch eine Verlängerung der Schlaufe ergänzt werden.Insgesamt das Zelt für Radtouren in Familie oder Keinstgruppe, beim Wandern lässt es sich gut auf drei Rucksäcke (Außen-/Innenzelt sowie Hardware) verteilen. Sehr angenehm ist die Luftigkeit, die Farbe und die Raumhöhe von knapp 1,60 m. Die Abwicklung über Amazon international lief gut, mal sehen was die Zollabrechnung bringt...