OneTigrisROCDOMUS Hammock Hot Tent with Stove Jack, Versatile Lightweight Waterproof Camping Tarp with Zippered Tent Bag, PU3000mm 4 Season Tent for Stove

Got mine set up in an A frame configuration all winter using 2 poles. Stood up well. Awesome shelter.

Seemed light weight for advertised size, so I was pleased that fabric and manufacture looked robust. Instructions are attached inside the bag. Stakes were all there, in a small bag, and I was pleased to see the attached cord loops, and to notice the reflective thread woven in. There is a large hank of cordage, So I will accept their claim of 10 guy-lines. Stove jack is already installed, and there is a flap cover with Velcro closure around it. Hole is already cut for flu pipe. As always, it's difficult to stuff everything back in the bag. Initial reaction: I am pleased with this hammock hot tent and anxious to take it afield... probably be a week or two if I can behave myself that long.

Good strong tent had some rough winds it handled it well pretty good waterproofing no condensation in my tent even when right by a lake wish it had a bug net but oh well plenty of space for 1 youre gonna wanna practice not a pop up tent practice will make it way easier and comfortable to sleep. If you have a hammock with a bug net but it just hangs there run a piece of rope from either end on the top and use a litle fishing line to hang the bug net over you so you dont get bit just cause of its hanging off the groumd youre not safe from the bugs spray bug spray on the straps you use maybe even add a bit of double sided tape on the hammock rope on the inside of the tent so no critter crawl in unless you like company than no issue would buy again because i like it but took me 30 min to set up while other tents took 5 mins

I’ve never owned a hot tent previously to this and I’ve not camped in it yet, but I have pitched it out a few times over the winter in the yard in various conditions. Pretty large inside, not too hard to hang by myself, it stayed dry inside. Seems pretty durable but I’ve not had it long enough. Over all would definitely recommend but also now that I’ve wet my toes I may look at one of the other models onetigris sells on here.

I've had it for a year now and it's been super handy on several trips from spring to late fall. I kept it up for several months in my back yard during the rougher winter months and it held up great. I use to long hammock straps to set it up. It can take a while to set it up with all the guy lines, but it can also be throw up in an open configuration using only a few stakes or as a rough A frame tarp. I've used it multiple ways with cots and a hammock and have always stayed dry and comfortable. Could get tight for two people but it's a palace for a solo shelter. People who complain about the bag being small haven't had much experience with camping gear. Sure it could be larger but keep it all zipped up and fold it neatly and I am to able to fit the tarp, two straps and a dozen+ small ground stakes. I wouldn't recommend it for backpacking/ a quick setup on the go but if you are gonna hang out somewhere for a few nights its well worth it's size and a few extra minutes to setup.