Me encanto es lo que esperaba, amplia y de buena calidad, llego super rápido. Read more

EXCELLENT TENT! Easy for anyone to put up and FAST! Did it myself in just minutes. Very nice quality! Excellent ventilation options with plenty of room. Withstood some VERY DANGEROUS surprise STORMS this past weekend 19-21 Sept 25 at Douthat State Park. Inside was BONE DRY! LOVE THIS TENT of all of my 88 tents! Going to sell 6 of the others and also purchase the 6 man. VERY kind of the Vendor to have made the storage bag larger than most so it's easy to place back into the bag! Read more

2024 Camping Season UPDATE: We beach and forest camped probably over 100 days in the 2024 season. We camped through a horrible heatwave, beach hurricane like downpours (with only the rainfly - I did have to stand up and hold the walls a couple times because the winds were so strong the rain would come up under the rainfly while blowing in the sidewall) I still absolutely love this tent. Easy up, easy down, fits in the bag. Zippers still zip. Only issues are a couple patches in the mesh top and a couple small holes on the flooring part simply from being put up/down so many times and it being rolled up having metal hinged/popup poles. Still 10/10 would highly recommend. Not only this specific tent, but the Core brand. I got a smaller tent for my teenage daughter and now also an easy up canopy with an attached side wall too and I am very happy with every purchase. June 2023 follow up: Camped in torrential downpours for almost a week and had absolutely no issues with water or leaking. Had an extra tarp over to make sure, but even with the winds and heavy rain, not a single issue. Even more pleased with this tent than before. I love the nights we can sleep under the stars and have the rain fly off - easy to take on and off with one person if need be. It has served us well all summer!! Original review: After having to sort a snafu with Amazon, the ‘new’ tent I bought had dirt all over the bottom… finally took it camping for memorial day weekend and was impressed. I camp with a toddler and teenager who are lovely but not the most helpful. I chose a pop up as opposed to the traditional tent poles for this reason. I was able to put it up and take it down on my own. I have a joint disease and arthritis especially in my hands, so it was very important to have something I could assemble quickly with ease. So much better than the fiberglass/metal poles you have to feed through and try to put up especially with a bigger tent. I was even able to get it back into its bag. Recommend wearing work gloves for ease as well. The mesh top is incredible. We laid there just staring at the trees. The rain fly is easy to put on and take off even alone. It didn’t rain when we went, so I’m unsure on how rainproof. One day was windy and had no structure issues. There are helpful YouTube videos for setting up and taking down. Recommend watching them before attempting…it’s simple but a bit confusing the first time. Pros: - Set up/ took down solo - Zippers and pulls seem to be good quality. No issues getting caught on first weekend use - I like the air vents and huge mesh windows and roof for airflow - The slit for a power cord is so smart (Didn’t use yet because placement of campsite and electric, but better than running a cord in the door letting bugs easily walk inside on the cord, I love the idea) - Couple pockets sewn into the inside were useful. - We fit a queen air mattress with plenty of room, could fit another easily - Can stand up no issue, I’m 5’7” and had plenty of headspace - Actually fits back in its bag, just takes patience to roll it small enough - Didn’t use a tarp for the footprint this time, but will probably for longer trips, the ground fabric/material seems durable Cons: - there’s already a couple holes in the mesh top (I purchase mesh patches to fit next time we go camping) - Hole in the green wall too (same plan to fix) - I’m sure the poles are sturdy, I’ve never had a pop up before, but I get nervous they’re a bit flimsy. No issues yet, but I was very careful. Overall high quality. Worth the extra cost for the simplicity of the set up/take down in our situation. Looking forward to our next trip! Read more

This is a great tent. It sets up so quickly that you will not want to go back to a traditional tent. Take down is also easy. The tent is very well ventilated. Some have commented that it may be a bit drafty in cool weather, but I will take the better ventilation any day of the week to avoid moisture issues in the tent. I also looked closely at the Coleman Instant tent, and after comparing the tents feature for feature feel the Core is a better value. The cost is about the same, so neither has an advantage there. The Coleman does not come with a rain fly, the Core does. Although Coleman states you will not need a rain fly, I doubt this would be the case with hours of heavy rain. The rainfly on the Core goes on quickly, and gives you the option of taking it off and having a view of the stars during good weather. This also would give you the option to air the tent out very quickly after a rain. The Core has a power cord inlet, the Coleman does not. The ground vents on the Core really work well, and keep continuous air flow going through the tent, even in a rain. Headroom is great, and will allow someone over 6 feet tall to stand straight up. Two queen size air mattresses fit easily with space left over for gear. I would suggest putting one air mattress on the top of the other during the day if you wish to sit inside with other people during a rain or to play cards. Here are some realistic setup and takedown times. The tent can be easily setup in under two minutes, even if you do not know what you are doing. Staking the tent and the rain fly takes maybe another five minutes. Takedown is easily done in under five minutes by two people, and it will fit back in the back without trouble. Here are a couple of other things to consider regarding this tent. First, you are not backpacking with this tent. It is a large and heavy bag, suited for car camping. In all fairness, the tent is not designed for backpacking. Second, you will need some quality tent stakes. The tent comes with the standard tent stakes which will not hold well. I would suggest getting 12 decent stakes, 6 for staking the tent, and 6 for staking the rain fly. If you were to have the rainfly off when there is significant wind, you may want to guy line the four corner poles with additional stakes and paracord. In summary, this tent is a great value. Easy to set up, easy to take down, well made and very well ventilated. After setting this up once, you will not want to go back to a traditional tent. Read more

Got this tent for our latest camping trip and it did not disappoint! There are 4 of us 2 adults and 2 kids! It's big enough to fit our queen sized air mattress a full size air mattress for the kids space for all our bags and even more space to have a walkway! It was a little cold at night because its an open ceiling and has air flow flaps but you can strap the flaps down so problem solved! It rained a little bit and everything was dry inside! The set up and down was a breeze! SO easy and fast I wish we had gotten this tent sooner! Also the bag IS big enough to fit after rolling it up! Great Tent would recommend and would buy again! Read more

After much waffling on different models, selected this tent for a cross country road trip where my family of 4 would camp most nights, one night per location. That's alot of setting up and tearing down, and my two kids are too young to be of much real help. As such, the "instant" style tent seemed the best fit for my needs. Had been leaning towards the Coleman Instant Cabin 8, but ultimately selected this one for the weight, this one is about 10lbs lighter at a little over 30 lbs, compared to the Coleman at just over 40 lbs. I had also been attracted to the Gazelle 8-person, it's one of those that literally pops up; but it was expensive, and I had concerns about how well it would hold up to high winds, and reading the reviews it didn't actually seem to go up any quicker than this one. Finally, I searched around all the premium backpacking brands looking for something ultralight. I used to backpack extensively and am no stranger for paying a premium to shave off weight, especially for large heavy gear like tents. Brands like Big Agnes, MSR, etc. However I find that in the 8-person capacity range, the weight of those tents was still in the same ballpark as these car camping varieties (near 30 lbs or more). Based on that, I ruled out those brands because the price is much higher. I received the tent yesterday. Since it was beautiful spring weather, I decided to give it a shakedown. The tent set up so easily. Although I had spectators, I wanted to try a one person set up. Took maybe 2-3 minutes, first time, no instructions (I did watch a couple of YouTube videos while I was deciding on tents). As luck would have it, we were expecting some mild thunderstorms overnight, followed by another dry sunny day. So I had the chance to try out the weatherproofing and still have a day to dry it out before packing it away. So I guyed out the rainfly and also staked all 8 anchors on the tent itself. Heard the thunder in the wee hours of the morning and the gutters gushing right outside my bedroom window. This morning: not a drop in the tent. One little drop fell out of the zipper on the door as I opened up the tent. So this afternoon, the true test: packing the tent away. This is always the part I dread the most, since I was a kid. Such a pain to roll around on a moist tent trying to squeeze the thing back in the bag. Especially on a road trip where you're wanting to get up and get on the road, and it takes so long to break camp anyway with all the other equipment that has to be packed up and stowed. Takedown was flawless, despite a strong breeze. Dropping the tent and folding it up is truly a 60 second job, and again this was my first time. It did take another couple minutes to tie the thing around with the two strings provided. Honestly those are too short and too flimsy anyway and I'll replace them with some paracord. Then it stuffed back into the bag, along with the rain fly, in seconds. It was awesome! It took me 5 times as long to carefully coil up the guy lines on the rain fly so they wouldn't be a tangled mess, as it did to break down, fold up and pack the entire rest of the tent. I'm a super happy camper, so far. I plan to use this in a variety of settings, pretty intensively for a few weeks this summer, so I will update this review with regard to durability, longevity and other factors I'm not foreseeing at this time. The only issue I had with the tent was, somehow it came to me with no stakes. I wasn't terribly disappointed because the stakes that come with tents are typically short, crappy steel ones, and the reviews indicated no different with this tent. So I would likely have replaced them anyway. No worries, I hop on Amazon and contact customer service. They're unable to send replacement parts, the only option is to return the whole tent, which seems absurd with a tent of this size when everything works perfectly. After a quick chat with a bot, then a real person, they offered to refund a discount to cover the cost of the stakes, an asked how much I would need to replace them. Well I was going to buy good, long aluminum or titanium stakes with real eyelets, so I told them $20. They agreed, but within a couple of hours I received $30 + tax issued to my Amazon account. That will more than cover the cost of some nice, lightweight stakes! Based on this excellent customer service, my 5 star (so far) review remains. UPDATE: after a 3-week cross-country road trip, this tent has been an excellent choice for my needs. It has remained durable after 15 nights of camping with constant set up and tear downs. It withstood multiple days and nights of rain with absolutely no leaks. The only negative thing that happened was one of the poles had the little plastic green release button jam up and break while camping at Kaibab National Forest. Thereafter, for that single pole I have to use a screwdriver or other small pointed tool to reach in and press the button that allows the pole to collapse. All in all, for less than $300, this tent was an excellent value. Read more

Great tent. I've had a lot of different tents, over the years, and this one is good - with a few small caviates. First, this is large, quick up, "gazebo" type tent structure. So, it is easy up, but heavier and bulkier - very appropriate for car camping, but not something to haul very far into the woods, unless you have a pack mule. Not overly heavy, but just saying...heavy. Anyway, it is also designed to be a very airy tent, for hot summer nights when it's humid and you need air movement. It excells at venting and breatheability. The top is all open mesh, the walls are almost entirely covered with Windows and vents, and the sidewalk ground vents are very effective. Having said that, it is AT BEST a three season tent, and consideration should be given to airflow and climate temperature. If you are going to be camping somewhere where the wind is strong and prevalent, or it will be cold and damp at night, you need to keep that in mind. You will need to make other arrangements with equipment, as this tent is designed to keep you cool, but won't do a lot to make you warm. I set mine up next to my cabin in Wisconsin, and left it up for a week. I slept in it several times, and was able to visibly monitor it during several early severe, late June\early July wind and rain storms. I had no structural problems in high winds, but did have some rain penetration when the rain was sideways, which is to be expected in a highly ventilated tent. I'm a bit extreme, but I put a tarp under the floor outside, and another inside, to protect against any moisture that does get in. Plastic tarps are cheap and light. You just can't have too many tarps, at too much rope in the woods. I digress.....anyway... The included stakes are the typical wire stakes that come with mid-priced tents. Throw them away and get 16 steel spike tent stakes. You'll be glad you did. 16 stakes is alot, but this is a big tent, with a lot of square footage of material to catch in the wind. If you stake it out and guy the fly properly it will withstand a lot of wind, but if you don't you may see it blow away in a big ball. There are many nice touches, such as: the guy ropes are quality reflective cord to help them show up at night, the zippers are all quality, run smoothly, and have hand tied pulls made of reflective cord. Note: as with all year zippers, care must be taken to operate them slowly and carefully - feeding the material and cogs to the zipper housing. If you get in a hurry or are careless you can trash most any zipper. The ones on this tent appear adequate and durable. I had no issues with any of them. The two door system is nice and adds considerable versatility. All in all - used as it is designed to be used, this is a nice tent at a very good price point. Read more

Ya tengo rato con la tienda y me ha servido muchísimo. Es de gran espacio, buen material y lo mas sorprendente es el fácil armado. Venia con todo lo que menciona que esta incluido. Yo buscaba una tienda con estas características, que fuera grande y fácil de poner, esta lo cumple. Vi otros comentarios de la lluvia, en mi caso si funciono todo lo impermeable en lluvia normal y el sereno de la noche no entra pero no me ha tocado en un terreno inundado, pero pues yo creo que todo depende de las circunstancias. En la tienda te da para unas 6 personas adultas a sus anchas, ya con niños si puedes poner que cumpliría con las 9-10 personas. En otro comentario vi que escribían que caben 2 colchones matrimoniales y si, confirmo que si te da el espacio y todavía sobra. El techo puedes ponerle que te lo cubra o dejarlo al descubierto para mas aire, al igual que contiene ventanas y puertas que tiene su mosquitero. Muy buena compra, la verdad. Me siento satisfecho con el producto. Read more

This is the best tent I ever had. It is my 10th year as a single mother camper with 2 kids under 13. I love pop up tents because it requires minimal work and it is stress free. I purchased this tent last year to have more room and because it has more windows for summer camping. First use for Memorial day weekend 2024 this tent endured 12 hours of rain and strong winds in Saluda NC mountain with no leaks and I dryed fast. Second use this weekend new river state park VA know for it's strong winds. This tend resisted 20 to 40 miles per hour winds from 10am to 5pm and it didn't move one inch from the ground. I have owned about 7 tents all sizes all pop ups all brand names. This one is by far the best tent I have purchased in 10 years. We go camping 4 Tony times between March and November. I also purched the under tent tarp sold for this tent and it is the perfect size. I purched the 9 people size but it really fits 5 people on single air mattress with no room for your bags or anything else. So I recommend for 4 people with all your shoes, backs and etc to have room inside. The only thing I find that needs improvement is the mail door zippers. They get stuck where the fabric has a fold so you have to hold it with one hand and with the other stretch the fabric and you need 2 people to throw the rainfly over the tent because is very tall. Other than, this is a durable, sturdy and super affordable tent. I am 5.5 131 pounds and I can carry it in and out of the car to load with no issues by myself. I am writing this review and plan to purchase the 4 people size to replace y existing one to camp solo due to my experience of rain and wind proof 100% twice for me with this tent. Read more

Pros: tiene muy buen espacio, es muy fácil de armar en aproximadamente 7 mins y desarmar en 10 mins, tiene muchas ventanas y techo descapotable, los cierres son de calidad, duro una noche de lluvia sin problemas. Tiene bolsillos en el interior para poner el celular u otras cosas, tiene una pared de división que es opcional. > La compre con descuento así que estuvo bien el precio, llegó totalmente sellada y nueva con todos los accesorios incluyendo unos parches en caso de ocuparlos. > Es muy portátil ya que tiene su bolsa para guardar la casa pero si ocupa buen espacio de una cajuela y tiene un peso considerable que es aceptable por el tamaño de la casa. Cons: >Durante la lluvia y en verano con calor se sentía muy encerrado el calor dentro de la casa. La ventanas no se pueden abrir por que entra la lluvia. Existen dos ventilas para entrada de aire durante la lluvia pero están a nivel de piso y no es suficiente para que entre aire. > Es muy fácil de desarmar pero tuve que revisar un vídeo para aprender cómo hacerlo la primeras vez, tiene un truco para doblar las patas y se desarma la casa fácilmente. > Solo tiene un gancho para colgar una lámpara, debería tener al menos unos 3. Espero sirva de algo mi feedback. Saludos Read more

Ok I just opened the box and I had to write a review. I never review products but this tent is so amazing I have to put my two cents in. I was worried about other reviews reporting that there were holes in the netting and that it was difficult to erect. Let me say, I love this 10 and I can’t wait to head to Shenandoah national Park. I have your always use Coleman traditional tents with the bungee poles that you have to fish through the loops. It took me about 20 minutes to disassemble and have all of it packed back in the carry bag. It’s huge!!!!!! No defects. Checked all seams and everything was perfect. I could easily fit two queen size air beds or cots and have plenty of room for luggage. As of right now I am extremely happy with quality, fast shipping, ease of assembly, space (my car can probably fit inside) and height( no more bending over to get changed) After my camping trip I will let you all know how it holds up and how we do with August temps in the Shenandoah National Park. UPDATE: This tent was amazing. We spent five days at big Meadows campground in Shenandoah national Park. Again I put the tent up by myself in about five minutes. Not one zipper pulled on fabric or netting and I was with two impatient teenage girls. It poured rain one night with thunder and lightning and we had not one leak. The cross ventilation was perfect. The one thing that I really liked about this tent was the way the zippers are designed it is really impossible to catch any fabric. I can’t say enough great things about this tent. We used the divider and the teenage girls slept on one side with all of their teenage girl crap. And I had my car set up on the other side with my hiking pack and various other supplies and the tent was still very roomy. I am so pleased and it was such a delight over those old-fashioned tent poles that I booked two more camping trips for September. UPDATE: I had to update this review after our latest camping adventure late March early April to a barrier island off the coast of Ocean City Maryland. Severe weather conditions beach camping ocean front. Monsoon like conditions for 12 straight hours with 75 mile an hour wind gusts. Not one drop of water!! I am 100% honest and serious not one drop! During one of the 75 mile an hour gusts the front end of the tent took a little dip from up top in the center attachment but nothing an extra rope tethered to the fire pit couldn’t fix! When we woke up in the morning we found that 90% of our fellow campers bailed sometime in the middle of the night but we stayed toasty warm and completely dry with 10 completely intact and standing on all legs. I was a little skeptical about this rain fly but after what I experienced this past weekend I know this tent could withstand anything! Read more

Torn (L shape tear at corner frame middle section near window opening) after 4th use during a windy day. Use duct tape to patch. It is one of the easiest and fastest tent to setup. Read more

Tent for all season, roof water resistant, can handle strong wind if properly fix the pole with peg and assembly take 2 minutes only, over all i like the built and its tough Read more

The tent is excellent with very good ventilation which is a must in the Gulf to help prevent moisture build up in the mornings due to the early morning mist and the heat of the evening as we are in the desert! Also Happie Camper where excellent support in making sure my tent arrived even after I missed the courier on a couple of occasions when they tried to deliver. Totally my fault! Read more

It was huge and very good qualaty and can fit a family of four comfortably And easily. Read more