Quictent Privacy 10’x10’ Pop up Canopy Tent Enclosed Instant Gazebo Shelter with Sidewalls and Mesh Windows Waterproof (Pink)

I can Not brag enough about how much I love this tent!!!Not only is it beautiful, i got so many complements on it..Unfortunately, I had mine kinda destroyed the 1st time i used it (no one else's fault, but my own and the Texas winds) BUT, the manufacturer "Quictents" was Amazing and helped me with a solution fast.I purchased this pretty pink tent to set up behind my jeep at ultra races. For a base camp, changing, sleeping, hanging out area.I took it to a 4 day event, Day 2, the winds kicked in hard.7 other pop-ups were destroyed.The wind lifted my pop up and flipped all the way over, me and a friend were able to wrangle it back into place tie it to my jeep and get through the event. But it was damaged. I'd staked it down and even used additional sandbags purchased on Amazon.But the winds were high, really high!!.2poles had broken and others were damaged.From the looks of things I thought maybe I could fix it with replacement parts. (I'd just bought it, only my 1st time to use it, I wasn't gonna give up easily)I packed it up, brought it home and contacted the manufacturer via Amazon.And let me tell you what I can't sing their praises highly enough!!The worked with me via email and helped find the perfect solution.Upon further inspection I'd realized there was more damage to the structure than I'd originally noticed.The company does sell replacement parts and the tent even comes with a guide, diagrams and parts by number.I found what needed to be replaced, and it was a lot.So the company offered to sell me a whole new frame and recommended I keep the old one in storage, in case I needed future parts.Excellent idea.I purchased the replacement frame for a very reasonable price and it came really fast.I am so very very pleased with how quictents handled my issue.They could have just blown me off, as it is not there fault I had it set up in super high winds. The manual says take it down. During snow and high winds.( I would have, but I was asleep)So to be fair, the company didn't have to do anything for me at all. But they did!!Khloee from customer service worked with me back and forth via Email until we found a solution.!!Id have given 10 stars if it had been an option.

Some of the Velcro for the top came off during the first use. It does not seem to prevent the top from stayin in place once it’s up.

I purchased this tent to do popup shops. The color was the PERFECT shade of pink to match my logo. My original tent is the one on the right side. When the tent arrived it was missing two screws, I contacted the seller and they sent me two new screws via FedEx. The person I spoke with was really nice. I have used the tent once and it held up and looked really nice with the walls attached. Overall, I am really pleased so far! I have not used it in windy or rainy conditions so I will try to update this review after I do.

I LOVE this ez up. I’ve had it for 4 years and it’s made it through 4+ camping music festivals including some crazy storms. We prefer to sleep under it instead of a tent for more room and air flow. Only this year did one of the Velcro pieces for the side wall detach because of a big storm so I’ll be buying a new one to sleep under and using the old one for shade.

PROS:This tent is attractive, lightweight, and easy to assemble; the pink color really drew attention, which was great, and it never felt too hot sitting beneath it even on scorching summer days. Easy to carry. There are removable panels on all sides and the windows are a very nice touch, allowing breeze without fully opening the tent. The fabric is light and does what it says - provides shade and reflective inner material. The velcro to hold the fabric in place feels cheap, but does the job. Unfortunately that's where the "pros" end, and I'm afraid the cons are much more significant.CONS:Because the tent is so light, it's also very flimsy. I've had a mostly-assembled tent blow completely away and knock into someone else's things (not cool) with winds that were not exactly hurricane-level (more like a steady light breeze!). The included stakes are weak, and we added cement blocks to help secure the tent every time it went up. Same as adding weights, which is standard practice, but we added a LOT more weight than most others did.The real issue is with the frame: it is extremely thin, very light, and easily bendable. The expandable "X" sections don't snap into place, only flex. On slightly windy days, the wind was enough pressure against the staked tent legs that the tent sides would start to bend in on themselves. We spent a lot of time simply pushing the tent out to make sure it didn't collapse. This is horribly annoying when you're trying to sell at an event. We had other vendors come over to help us and complain that they've had the same issue with this exact tent model and had since switched, even if theirs didn't have the same great panels.I've since gotten out of direct sales and have no need to use the tent for events other than maybe a backyard picnic, but if I were to continue doing any events in the future, I would absolutely buy a different tent.