3-4 Man Tent with Porch, Camping Tent for 3 to 4 Persons with Sewn-in Groundsheet, 4000mm Waterproof Family Tent with Bedroom, Lightweight Dome Tent for Outdoor Garden Backpacking Hiking

This is a cracking tent, I've solo camped in this in all weather and I've never had leaks, easy to setup takes about 2/3 minutes max when you get the hang of it, I was actually able to set this tent up with a broken foot with ease. I've put this tent through the ringer and its still going, used almost every weekend since i bought it, it even survived a motorcycle crash.I find the size perfect for solo moto camping, enough room for all your gear, bed and still plenty of room for other stuff.I would recommend throwing away the original pegs as they are useless and invest in heavy duty pegs.The only downside to this tent is that when its raining, if you don't shake the tent before getting in or out the water sitting on the tent will fall straight into the porch area when opening the outer door.

I bought this tent as a replacement for a small 2-man popup tent and it was well worth it; I used it at a festival recently where we had everything from downpours to scorching sunny days and the tent was great throughout, it never leaked during heavy rain showers, it didn't get too hot in the morning because of the segmented design, and this also meant it didn't have a layer of dew inside the bedroom area of the tent.even though this is a "4 man tent" that is only assuming the bedroom has 4 people crammed in like sardines, more accurately this is a 2-man tent with space for bags and other items you want to keep out of the elements, but this is the case with all tent's that I've found (EG a 2-man tent is better suited for 1 person, etc). with 2 people in the tent on a inflatable double mattress there is still about 1 and a half foot gap on either side to store things.the bedroom also has 4 inner pockets (2 on either side) and 2 doors, one made of the same fabric as the rest of the bedroom (water resistant) and one mesh door for hot days when you want a breeze through there without allowing bugs to get in.I used the tent for 4 days and found it very easy to put up with help from 1 other person, and taking it down wasn't hard either (though getting it back into the bag proved to be a challenge, but this is the same for a lot of tents)Very happy with my purchase, and looking forward to the next time I need to use it!

I bought this tent earlier this year and have used it for 1 night beach camping, 3 nights on a campsite in Hastings, 1 week in Lake District and 6 nights at a festival in Wales. It coped very well in regular heavy rain letting in no water (I was careful to prevent clothes and bedding from touching sides) and in heavy winds plus stayed cooler than other campers in baking sunshine. Easy to assemble and the porch just big enough for shoes, a low camp chair and a carefully positioned gas cooker, for the price I would give it 5 stars but gave it 4 as two of the guyropes attaching it to the ground broke and required fixing after a windy stay in Hastings, the second time it went up. Otherwise, very good purchase.

Easy setup tent & plenty of space. It was well tested against the elements on the first night with wind & heavy rain. The tent stayed good & dry even with puddles of water all surrounding the tent in the morning. All in all a great value tent.

We loved this tent! brought it for camping at a family members. Easy to put up, easy to take down, spacious enough for our double bed and a single next to it, big porch area and the blackout is fab!

Nice and simple to set up with minimla effort as well as being able to erect on my own, had a few great night sleeps in the summer with the black out part, it really is dark in there!

I’m going early with this: I love this tent, it is huge. It is waterproof, you get two vestibules worthy of the name. It is cool on a hot summers day and comfortable at night. Ok it’s a bit heavy for you bear grylls out there but for us mere mortals that just want a day or two away from the drudgery it is perfect.One small criticism the guy ropes are terrible and the colour is a bit bright. No wild camping in this but I love it I really do.One other thing the red pole is the front pole it will just save you a bit of time that’s all:

I used the tent for the first time end July 2024, a hot and sunny weekend.On erecting it, I immediately noticed that the extra black-out coating highlighted the bright sunlight outside through the many pin prick holes apparent through the outer sheet and the numerous gaps at the seams.Next morning, I was awoken by the persistent dripping in the porch area and noticed the rather damp inner membrane. It was a warm, dry and bright sunny morning nevertheless the porch floor had a few small puddles where the early morning dew had seeped through and the inner and outer sides of the tent were heavily wetted, also from the dew - note, no rain was forecasted or fell that night!In other words, a waste of money unless you camp indoors!