3-5 Person Pop Up Tent for Camping,Picnicing and Hiking Automatic Instant Setup,Includes Combinable Tarp for 113 sq ft. Water-Resistant,Used for Shading.

So, I just planned on water-proofing this with waterproofing spray after reading the somewhat disconcerting manufacturer statement that it wasn't waterproof. Extra $10, but it still makes the tent worth it and I grew up when you had to waterproof a tent after buying it. This is somewhat cheaper plastic construction, but it sets up in seconds, and that was mainly what I wanted. It is tiny. I use it just for me, but in an emergency you could *technically* cram 4 people in it plus a dog. But I love the design and while seeming cheap in construction, the only thing that broke so far is the zipper on the storage bag... but they also included compression straps, so it still works.

We're not avid campers and don't spend weeks in a tent. We need something simple for the occasional weekend trip. This tent suits our needs perfectly. It isn't too large and it's easy to set up. It's made well enough for basic use but a frequent camper probably would require more. Think of it as a starter tent! Perfect for our needs.

I never got the little extra tent to work. There were 0 instructions. I gave 2 stars merely because it did set up three times by myself and kept us warm in the mountains. The zippers are super cheap and undid themselves at the outer screen part. I won't be able to get a second camping trip out of this tent unfortunately.

Setup the tent, was happy with the ease of setup. It started sprinkling. It was such a light rain that we didn’t need to have an umbrella or anything.30 min later we went to bed and the tent was leaking from both windows and doors at 10pm with my wife and 3 kids.

If you take it up to Joshua tree in august, it will be very hot waking upEasy to set up even a girly pop ✨ can set it up

This is a reasonably well-made tent, but the design note fully polished, but it’s not bad either. It has a decent design and it can definitely do what it claims it can do. My main complaint is that the stitching on everything is too wide. I sew, so I understand stitch length, and how that affects strength and durability. Right now, it is just fine, but because it has a wider stitch, it’s more likely to pull at each needle location and tear the fabric, and it will also unravel very quickly if any of the threads are broken. It’s a very fine balance between having too large stitches or too small stitches. I’ve never used a tent with stitching this wide, and it makes me pretty nervous.At this price point, it makes sense that they would skimp with wide stitches, because for a tent of this size with a large canopy, the price should really be in the hundreds, but it is significantly lower than that. Nevertheless, that doesn’t mean I am willing to recommend it.The canopy is a great idea, but it does definitely take two people to set up. There’s also no instructions for the canopy at all. So me and my helper just kind of winged it and we still had two leftover 3’ tent poles that I don’t know what to do with. My thought is maybe they are an alternative option to the two, 10 foot poles? I really don’t know, but there’s no additional spots in the canopy to accommodate for tent poles.Overall, this is a decent tent for the price. If you’re looking for something that isn’t gonna last a lifetime, then I say go for it. But this is not a long-term tent, the stitching is way too wide. And I don’t feel comfortable recommending it.

The zippers are a little cheap and the instructions are in what appears to be mandarin, however even with out them I deployed this tent by myself in less than a minute.

The media could not be loaded.  I can pop this thing up one hanged! Down too! I have fibro and needed something easy, this is it!