KAZOO2／4 Person Camping Tent Outdoor Waterproof Family Large Tents 2/4 People Easy Setup Tent with Porch Double Layer

By far my most favorite tent I’ve owned! The setup took less than two minutes with two people. It’s super spacious on the inside and I love the extra room and coverage you get with the “patio” setup on the outside.We got hit by a thunderstorm the first time we used it and not only did it stay standing with the wind, but no water got anywhere inside the tent. Completely waterproof.There’s lots of windows for ventilation and the rain cover is really easy to put up and take down. Personally a big fan of the bright bold colors and got the blue - made it super easy to find in our dispersed camping sight.10/10 tent. A phenomenal deal for what you spend!

As an avid outdoorsman who has spent his whole life camping and in the woods I can say I have had some experience with all sorts of different tents on the market from cheap Walmart tents to top of the line ultralight tents. This tent I bought on a whim because my wife wanted something a little bigger for our big summer trip. I didn’t wanna spend a load of money on a tent so I opted to buy the Kazoo Uranius 4 person tent. This served as our home for our 11 day journey In Shenendoah National Park and the Blue Ridge Mountains. And I will say that I have absolutely no complaints about the tent. It held up in strong storm winds and took 2 days of heavy rain like a champ. It fit me and my wife comfortably on a full size air mattress including gear. Not to mention the room in the vestibule where we stored our boots and some other miscellaneous gear. It has multiple guy lines to keep you secure on those windy days. We didn’t even get a chance to secure them all at one campsite because of the rocky terrain and the tent still help up with no issues in the wind. It’s nice and tall but not tall enough to stand up fully. I’m 5 ft 10 and could change comfortably. It comes with a big bag so rolling your tent back up isn’t an issue unlike every other tent out there that struggles to fit in the bag. The poles are not the most heavy duty out there but they definitely didn’t skimp out on it. They are perfect for the tent.Now I did say I didn’t have any complaints because the tent has been great but there are some things that are a little inconvenient.1. There isn’t a nice floor print to the tent. It’s made of the same material as the tent. We used a tarp as the floor print and it worked great. The lack of a good floorprint is what makes it easy to fold back up so I’m all about it.2. The vestibule does not reach all the way to the ground. Not an issue because everything will still stay dry unless you get a real nasty storm. Again never had a problem3. It does take a little time to set up due to all the guy lines that need to be secured. If you’re looking for a quick pop up shelter then this isn’t for you.Overall I’d recommend this tent to anyone looking for one that is budget friendly and good quality. It will last a long time if properly cared for. This is perfect for the weekend warrior who goes out a few times a year. if you’re a bougie camper and want everything to be perfect then this tent is not for you. Give this tent a try and you won’t be disappointed!

I have recently used the tent for two camping trips; one "car camping" and one short backpacking trip. The tent is great, it is stable, roomy and of good quality.I was pleasantly surprised of the light weight material, yet it is rugged. both camping times, I neglected to do a good job of clearing the camp area, and found many objects that protruded from the ground. The bottom is thin, but nothing broke through.The foot print is comfortable, but note, it states it's for 4 people, but I have used it for 2 with gear. It would be tight to have 4 in the tent, but I that's why it is referenced as a family tent. I liked the height in the middle of the tent. but with the height, the walls are less straight up, but more angles into the middle of the tent; pyramid feel to it.The tent is fairly easy to set up, once you set the two poles, everything is easy. I suggest you stake the tent in first before you set up the poles. Raising the poles is the only point I've found you needed a second person. Now, I found it harder to use the stakes that came with the tent; they don't have a "hook" type top to easily hold the tent straps. they can be used, yo just have to make sure the stake is drove in w/ a good smaller angle away from the tent. I used some cheap aluminum stakes I had from other older tents.The last piece, is the rain fly; it is real sturdy and looks to be able to repel most rains. Note, in the two trips, one trip it was a light rain and the fly worked great (the tent itself also did great). The only comment i haves, it that there is little to know explanation on how to tighten or make the rain fly secure. I looked at the videos, but it was not clear. I hand to "fumbled" my way around the installation.Also, I read reviews that said parts were missing; where I don't feel parts were missing I understand why someone would complain. The videos and pictures show a "porch" type cover in the front and back of the tent. To make the covers work, you need two poles and rope for each porch cover. Well, the kit only comes with two, and need four to have both covers raised. I have not used either porch cover, I just rolled the front cover to show the front opening of the tent and to make it easy to get in. The poles are heavy and it was not initially clear on how to install the poles. I looked at the video again and gain the understanding.Over all, I say it's a great tent for the price you pay. My first trips were great.

I received this as a gift for a girls trip and it was perfect! Easy set up, spacious for my needs and a very compact size. Fairly light weight for hiking shorter trips. Can’t wait to use it again.

I bought this tent not expecting much for the price. However this tent has been terrific! I brought it to the Boundary Waters and the weather was very windy the entire trip. The tent held up in some pretty good wind storms that I was afraid it wouldn’t. The tent does have a thin like material which does allow for some airflow along with numerous windows which allows for continuous air flow which made it very comfortable. The porch can either be rolled up or used as an extended porch with tarp which allows each person versatility. Overall, for the price of this tent you definitely get your moneys worth.