Great tunnel/tent system
358383
Great tunnel/tent system. Well constructed- better than others I have seen. I just wish it would hold the balls in better.
316340
The tent and tunnels are fun for the kids, however they don't attach to each other very well and If you have the balls for it, they fall out where the tent and tunnel attaches. The tent doesn't have much of a barrier either, so if you have the balls in the tent they come out easily.
1711513
I have the Hubba Hubba NX and it is already a perfect tent. Add this to it and it takes it over the top. It's amazing how having a layer in your vestibule to protect your pack/shoes/etc from the ground (so often mud for me) can make things so much more convenient. It helps to keep dirt from getting in your tent as well, and it's nice to be able to wake up, open your door and put your feet out without getting dirty.

In terms of design it works well to stay in place, and I like that it has enough material to go under your tent and not just to the edge.

Pretty simple product that works excellent.
594844
Set up and take down is very quick and easy.  Only used it once and it wasn't very windy so we didn't even fill the sand bags but we had no problems with the stakes keeping the tent in place.  Will definitely use the recommended method of filling grocery bags with sand and putting them into the sand bags so they are easy to remove if you need to move the tent as well as making less of a mess. Very happy with the purchase so far.
946876
My boys and I have plans to do some pretty serious hiking this year so I wanted to have something lite that would not require me to take a tent along. This will work great. We spent some time setting it up and it really takes no time at all. It comes with a fair amount of rope, it could probably use more but I can always get some if I need it. The carabiners that come with feel robust and it appears that they will be able to hold up over repeated use.  Whats really nice about it is that its just so small, its like holding a small cantaloupe in your hand that only weights half as much. Since I haven't used it multiple times I can not speak to its longevity, but I would expect that as long as I am not using this everyday it should last a long time. I'll update this as time goes on.
890251
<div id="video-block-R1YDQV19E59M9Q" class="a-section a-spacing-small a-spacing-top-mini video-block"></div><input type="hidden" name="" value="https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/D1CSofeWF6S.mp4" class="video-url"><input type="hidden" name="" value="https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/11mT5gVuMwS.png" class="video-slate-img-url">&nbsp;Amagoing Pop Up Children's Tent is easy to setup and take down! What I like about this set is the mesh cutouts everywhere. Many tents have one or two, but never on the tunnel. This is a large mesh cutout in the tunnel. If your child is like mine this is the place the stay in most often. These are three different pieces and the tunnel can be tied to both tents. The tunnel has strings that can tie to the loops of the circular openings of both tents. These strings are also used to tie the tunnel during take down to keep it flat.

This tent is just as advertised when it says "pop up". You literally take each piece out of the provided zippered carrying case, unfold and it expands in to shape. To close it might take a couple of practice runs before you get. The easiest way I have found is to vertically fold the tent, lift it and fold horizontally like a taco. When you are "making a taco" you will feel a natural bend to the tent. Just go with the natural circular bend until it's a circle.

My daughter is about to turn 6 years old next month. She is 46" tall and weighs 39lbs. She can fit in the tents and tunnel, but she's a little big for it. She is the one demonstrating this playset in the video. Overall, I think this is an excellent tent that can be used in many different ways! It encourages babies to crawl by using the tunnel and it is a great way to get their imaginations going! Thanks for watching!

Given sample to test and return my personal honest opinion. I create videos to demonstrate that I have tested the product and have made no false statements.
3851461
Cannot comment on durability as we've only had the tent out on one trip so far, but it seems built very sturdy. It was the easiest tent to put up EVER (did it by myself in 5-10 minutes first time up). LOVE the rigid door system, especially when lugging gear in and out. Also love the ability to open up any or all fly panels, making it optimal for privacy and/or leaving a lovely view of whichever side you choose (great for enjoying sunrise and sunsets). Very spacious for our family of four. It's our favorite tent to date, and we have been avid campers for many years :)
85039
We love this tent!  It is a great car-camping tent as it has plenty of room for a Queen size air bed and lots of room to spare on either side for gear.  We love the screened entrance too as we were bug-free inside our tent.  We kept our ice chest, hiking boots and other camping gear off to the side inside the screened entrance and still had easy access to the main tent area.  It did rain one night, but we kept dry.  The front section of the screened area does get wet when it rains, but not a big problem.  I would suggest if you have a choice, to set the front entry on the downhill side, so water will not pool up by the door.  I would highly recommend this tent!
1942169
WE REALY DIG THE STINGRAY TENT. TAKES A FEW MORE MINUTS TO SET UP BUT THE COOL FACTOR IS WELL WORTH IT.
4968289
After long research into lightweight two person tent I have stumbled upon the Flash series by Sierra Designs. This tent has everything you need if you are either starting out camping or backpacking, or simply need a good shelter system. It is pretty lightweight, the bag is designed so that weight could be divided between two people. The poles are of hih quality and are very lightweight. The tent offers plenty of room for two people and the gear. The zipers and all compartments in the tent seem to have a lot of quality behind them. It is thin, a footprint seems like a must but it is too damn expensive. I ended up using a cheap tarp that worked just as great. Overall I am very happy. The tent takes no time to set up and is very cool looking. A+
2641033
I hate tents but this one I got set up in 5 minutes after I discovered a trick plus I watched a YouTube video on setting it up. The trick I discovered is to take some duct tape and wrap a 6 inch long piece at the base of every pole where it connects to the pin at each corner of the tent base. It will be like having 4 human helpers. Then just unzip the tent door, walk in while grabbing the 2 long poles,and tie them off at the top center of the tent. Then you can just start attaching the clips to the poles and she goes up quick. You can take the duct tape off or leave it on,doesn't matter.
  Putting the fly on was a bit tricky. There are 2 short poles and the fly must be oriented correctly front to back. Look for sleeves up under the ends of the fly to put the pole ends into with a bit of a tight arc. These ends of the fly project outwards a foot or so and provide you with more ventilation with the fly in place. I have a 2 man tent, that when the fly is in place, there is zero ventilation and it feels like you are in a sauna. Not so with the Tetragon 9. Finish tying the fly down to the corners of the tent.
  I had room for a 7 foot cot and my large ice chest and an aisle inside the tent and for the first time in my life I was able to change clothes inside my tent with its 6 foot high center height without having to be a contortionist. There is no way you could put 6 campers in this tent unless they were all kids and packed in like sardines. I would say 2 cots and some gear would be about it for adults using this tent.
  We had some lite rain during the night but in the morning found NO LEAKS or puddles. I am assuming the good ventilation kept condensation from forming. My other tents I will either give to Good Will or put on Ebay.
  Ths Eureka Tetragon 9 is THE Tent to have for people who hate tents and the price was right at Amazon. Incidentally, it came down quickly and I was actually able to roll it up and stuff everything back into the included sack with no problems.
3692679
Sturdy, colorful, easy to assemble and store, can use one or multiple pieces depending on available space. My special needs grandson loves to crawl through the tunnel and tent to play with the plastic balls. It is also great therapy for him.
4554445
Excellent tent, setup is easy and the led lighting system works great, used it to camp in Yosemite and loved it. Very spacious. The auto roll up windows and door are great. I highly recommend this tent.
1511211
Great tent!!! It is easy to set up, but still has room to stand up in. Have used it for 30 days straight camping, and it has worked really well; allowing enough room for suitcases on the inside of the tent, and yet move around and sleeping, room. I have also set up in a low spot at a camp site, where even though there ended up being over a 1/2 inch of water under at least 1/3 of the tent floor(only became aware of the water under the tent when I rolled off the air matress in the morning), the bottom of the tent did not leak. Despite the water under the tent, our air matress and sleeping covers stayed dry. The nicest feature of the tent is that the rain fly overhangs the top part of all three windows, which allows all three windows to be left slightly open, for air ventalation; until it starts raining extremely hard, or until the wind starts blowing the rain almost horizontally. This feature is really nice when it is only drizzling; or when the rain has stopped, but water is still dripping from trees. The rings sewn in all six inside corners, also allow inside clothes lines to be strung for hanging wet items, when it is too wet to hang them on a line outside the tent. The inside the door pockets, are also nice for keys and small flash lights.
3856957
I bought this tent to go camping with my two boys (3 and 1 year)  The air pitch system takes some getting used to but once you have the hang of it is nice!  I would say for an experienced camper its probably not any faster than a traditional tent with flex poles but it sure is easier.  Plus no poles for the kids to hurt themselves with or step on and break when setting up and tearing down.  Inside is wide open with room for a double air mattress, kid size air mattress and a pack and play for the baby.  It is also tall, I am 6 foot and at the tallest point I can stand up fully, which is nice for changing.

This tent doesn't have a rain fly which is good and bad.  Nice to not have the extra fly and guy wires for kids to trip over, but it has a lot less ventilation than a tent with a rain fly removed.  We have been camping in the rain many times and had 0 leaks.

The tent is rather large and heavy when packed so you would want to use this when car camping or when you only have a short walk to the site.

For Families or anyone that just wants a cavernous shelter this is a great tent.
1500194
Tunnel is great for multiple kids cuz nobody is fighting over different parts. Entertains for a good long while. Folds up easily & small & stores out of sight. Very durable - we drag kids around the house in it - no tears.
3152311
I absolutely love this tent! We had to upgrade tents now that my Webelos Scout is getting bigger and needs his own separate space. This tent fits the bill. I have a full air mattress and he has a twin. We had plenty of space in the middle for gear. We have used it in both dry weather and rain. It has held up so far without any leaks/ the floor is made of pretty sturdy material and should hold up for years since we use a tarp under the tent. The screens allow for quite a bit of ventilation when needed. It takes us about ten minutes to set the tent up and about five minutes to take down.