Instant Pop Up Tents for Camping, 2-3 Person Camping Tent Automatic 60s Setup Dome Tent, 2 in 1 Double-Layer Waterproof Family Tent for Hiking Backpacking

I loved how quickly this tent deployed. I got to camp late in the day and the sun was dropping. I placed and staked the footprint and then set the tent on top of the footprint. The tent "Popped Up" locked into place and I then staked down the four corners, placed and tightened the guy lines and added the top fly.I placed another ground cloth in the inside and then joined interlocking pads together over the floor drop cloth..then plased moving pads over that. Then I installed my FULL SIZED COT inside (shown in photos) and added foam padding, duvet and MyPillow. It was like I was sleeping in my own bed.. I brought in my clothing box and still had plenty of room inside. I loved the little pocket inside for my keys, iPhone and prescription. I hung a small solar powered light on the overhead hook provided.We got high winds one night and pelting rain....though it didn't last long, the tent performed well. No condensation inside, the airflow was great and everything stayed dry. I was up off the ground in my cot, but, the floor was bone dry.Based on my first time out with this little tent, I would recommend it. I was camping in temperatures between 45˚ and 90˚ and it performed well.

nice tent, not too tall and very light.used it for a weekend camping session.was easy to pop-up and maneuver even after erected.it did not rain so can't comment on that other than all the seams looked good and appear they would hold up.would have liked the bottom to be made of something thicker than the material the rest of the tent was made of to help prevent any tears or punctures from the ground.was large enough to fit 2 adults and gear.i had no issues with anything..

I spent 8 nights in this tent on a 2 week camping trip, I faced typical weather you'd face over the course of 3 seasons. This tent performed well, though not perfectly. Lets look at what I like and don't like about this tent.Pros1) Easy to setup: As an umbrella style tent it took less than a minute to pitch this tent, since it's self standing it doesn't require staking unless in wind.2) Rain resistant: It rained 2 nights of our trip, one rather mild which allowed the tent to dry before I needed to pack it, the other a down pour. This tent held up well for both. The seams are taped and didn't leak, while everything outside the tent got soaked, everything inside stayed dry. Even when the footprint I used turned out to be too big and a puddle formed between the tent floor and the footprint the floor resisted leaking. None of the seams leaked and the side walls resisted transfer water through we touched.3) Low Condensation: 2 of the nights got down into the 50s, this is a prime condition for condensation to build up on the tent walls. Because of the vent on the peak of the tent condensation was kept to a minimum. There was some on the walls low down below the open windows, but it was easy to deal with.4) Good air flow: With the 2 large doors and windows I was able to get good air flow through the tent. Several of the nights were during the heat wave of 2022 summer and it was warm even at night, having the doors open with mesh screens keeping out the bugs made is as comfortable as possible for the conditions.5) Durability: I spent 8 nights in the tent with 6 pitches. There was no evidence of wear due to the pitching and packing of this tent.Cons1) Zippers: On my 5th pitch one of the zippers slipped it's track I was able to get back on again, but the zipper wasn't properly aligned after that and no longer moved easily. I had to abandon using that door. Fortunately the failed zipper was on the mesh door rather than the weather door, so I could still adjust the weather door depending on the weather.2) Doors: While the doors themselves were fine the weather doors are external to the mesh doors. This meant that I would have to open the mesh door to open or close the weather door which can be awkward. Since one of my mesh door zippers had failed and became unusable that also mean to adjust that door I had to exit the tent and walk behind it to do it which is beyond awkward. I know that this door arrangement was done as a money saver to keep the tent weather resistant, but there are ways to have the weather door inside the mesh door and still keep the water out that shouldn't be too costly to implement, this would be a real improvement on the tent.3) No matching footprint: Tents with nylon floors should be pitched over a footprint to protect the floor from sharp rocks and other objects and to act as an additional layer between the floor and the wet ground. I had to buy one that wasn't properly matched for this tent which cause me some issue in the rain.4) Heavy: This isn't a backpacking tent and doesn't claim to be one. If weight isn't a factor then this tent should to fine. I used it on a motorcycle trip so it wasn't much of an issue. Car or canoe camping should work just as well.As you can see I have more pros than cons, though the failed zipper really is a big flaw. Still this tent performed very well during the trip. It does come with stakes and I did have to stake it down on the 5th pitch due to high wind at the campsite. It's a bit odd that the zipper failed when the tent was staked, usually staking the tent stiffens the walls and make zipping easier. I wouldn't have guessed this would have been the time for a zipper failure. I have to assume that the zipper was flawed and would have failed in any case.I have a friend who was using this same tent on the trip and under all the same conditions, his tent held up fine with no failures. Perhaps mine just got a bad zipper.

Was hoping for something a tad smaller to carry on my bike but made it work. Loved the easy set up and sturdiness. Easy to repack!

Used for military purposes, water proof, great size for one tall guy, easy set up and take down Great value

This is my first review on it yes it pretty big to carry around but it is very light weight but the pros are that your body heat keeps the tent pretty warm at night and this tent takes like 3 minutes to set up and take apart and is really good quality just make sure not to zip up the water proof material

Been using it for about a year now and overall great tent. Had a little bit of an issue with the rain cover, the hook broke on the first use so I had to tie it down with a piece of rope. Also had a little bit of issue with condensation and water getting into the tent. Also for someone 6ft tall it was a little bit small and had to sleep a little diagonally.

This tent was so easy to set up, right out of the box. It folds up super compact in an easy to carry bag. Once out of the bag, just let it fall open then, secure the legs and push the button the lock. Packing back up is just as easy, and folds up to easily go back in its bag. Best feature, the tent separates from the canopy to make a shady spot!