What do you expect from a 27$ tent
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Depending on your intended use for this tent I would say it would be ideal for a leisurely camping trip in a park or a nice tent for your child in the back yard. As the price is low so is the quality though that was to be expected. I have had this tent over a year and have used it in casual camping and also took it up Mt Shasta and camped at over 10,000FT in the snow. It holds in moisture, is far from waterproof, poor stitching, not sturdy at all. The two poles make for the tent to drape onto you while you sleep if you are unable to use the stakes to pull out the sides. Because of this factor my tent draped over my face throughout the night gently suffocating me for several hours as I attempted to sleep. One must keep in mind the price though, I would give the tent a single star but it is so cheap the performance was expected. One good thing was that it was light. So if you want a nice tent for your adventures in potentially extreme situations spend more money on a quality tent, but if you just want to camp by the lake twice a year this is fine.
3869830
We purchased this to use as portable outhouse when roughing it in the wilderness. Not bad quality, maybe even a little better than expected for the price...but Lol, good luck ever getting this back into it's carrying case. I'm a pretty smart guy and my wife is physics major...we gave up and just brought it home unfolded. As we were wrestling with it a park ranger happened upon us and asked us how were ere doing. He had bought the exact same model on Amazon and couldn't get it folded and repackaged either.

As long as you don't mind toting around a flat door-sized tent it's not a bad buy.
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The Enginerd Speaks Briefly.

First impression is that it seems to be a pretty good tent.

Like:
-Setup was easy and quick.
-The darkness was nice. I could definitely sleep late in it.
-Bright colors and reflective tie lines are a nice touch. Easy to find in the woods.
-Porch section is an ok size to sit and remove dirty shoes before climbing into the main section. Not sure Id trust it alone to keep gear dry overnight but its nicer than leaving gear completely outside.

Dont like:
-The porch area does have a mesh screen but it isn't a bug proof (or snake) area. Both sides have a couple inch slit at ground level where it folds with the main tent section. ETA: Appears to be for electric cord access.

Meh:
-Seems like it would be better suited to cool weather due to windows being a bit small. The back wall is all mesh but gets covered by the rainfly.
-Setup would have been quicker if the pole for the porch section was a different color or at least marked. Its only slightly shorter than the 2 main poles so I had to extend them all and place side by side to make sure I was using the correct poles.
-Me being 6ft tall, I could see it sleeping 3 people ok but 4 seems like it would be cramped.

The Enginerd Speaks Briefly. Husband to the Creative Madness Mama.
922881
I have just received this hammock tent. I bought it for an upcoming backpacking trip. It is comfortable. I can see that from the stitching etc it could wear out easily with use but am hoping I am wrong.
1371253
Very nice tent for a reasonable price. It comfortably fits 2 people, with a bit of space to spare. It might be a bit snug for 3 people but it could work. Easy to assemble and seems durable.
1730131
Nice tent, very easy to set up. It's very small, I am 5' 6" and I don't fit inside I have to bend my legs to fit. Other than that it looks great! Haven't tested it outdoors yet. Also it doen't come with a carry bag.
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My friends and I motorcycle-camp.  We've gone on 10 day to 15 day motorcycle camping trips for the past 4 or 5 years.  For those trips, I used an REI Half Dome 2+ tent.  It's a good tent, but not very roomy inside.  It's actually kind of cramped and used only for sleep.  Can't read, browse the Internet, or anything else in the tent because there just isn't room to be comfortable.  Ingress and egress aren't things I looked forward to.  It requires hands and knees (and don't drag your toes) to get in and out.  I'm 70 and it was getting tiresome.
After some 30 nights in the Half Dome 2+, I finally bit the bullet and bought the Marmot Limelite 3+.  As soon as it arrived, I set it up in my Family Room.  I think there are setup instructions sewn inside, but I did it cold turkey.  It wasn't hard, although the long rods were kind of unwieldy in the confines of the room.
First I placed the base on the floor, then the tent, itself.  Next came the rods.  The tent is HUGE compared to the Half Dome.  Or at least it looks huge.  It's only 12" wider and is actually 2" shorter.  But the vertical sides make the interior so much more useable.
Now, I can have all my gear and a camping chair inside the tent with me.  When it's raining, I can relax and read in the chair without coming close to the tent ceiling.
I love the way the front opening unzips.  The opening is huge.  I can almost walk out of the tent.  I'll probably use my fingertips to keep from falling on my face.  But no more knees on the dirt to get in and out.
The tent, completely packed up in the bag with all poles, foundation, etc. weighs only 7.1 pounds.  The Half Dome 3+ weighs 6.5 pounds.  The 3P package IS larger, but I'm certain I can find a place for it on the motorcycle.

I'll update this review as I use the tent in future camping trips.  Back to Glacier?  Waterton? Grand Canyon? Bryce? RMNP?  Where to go next is the biggest question.
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I am a novice camper. This was the first tent I ever set up. Good things about it are that it keeps the bugs out (its suppose to) and it is fast to set up. The rainfly should be big enough to keep the water out, even though i have yet to test it out. The things i did not like about the tent was the very light floor. The campsite we rented has alot of gravel and rocks and i feel like this would tear the bottom of this tent. I recommend buying a tarp to put underneath the base just in case. Also, the nite brite system sounds cool right? its pretty much non existant. theres this little glow in the dark straw on the outside of the tent that barely works.. thats about it. other than that for the minuses, the tent gets decent circulation and good privacy with the rainfly. I would invest in a tent fan if you are camping in warm weather, even though it still gets pretty cold at night up in the white mountains of New Hampshire. Tent is very light weight, which is great for traveling. It says it holds 4 people with no bags, that would be a little tight.. i would say it holds 3 adults with light bags comfortably, 2 people very comfortably with lots of bags. we fit a queen air mattress in this puppy no problem, and had room for another sleeping bag on the side. Overall i like this tent, but i wud buy something a little more heavy duty if you are posting up in a rocky campground, or if you are not summer/fall camping.
2732494
Far too expensive for a tiny tent for your stuff.  After receiving, I believe paying more than $60-70 is too much. It is ok, but not what I hoped it would be at this cost.
2142049
It is okay for a tent. I dislike how there are no window covers on the sides. You basically need to use the tarp for privacy. This doesn't work well when you're camping in a Texas winter and only need privacy for a second to change clothes. I disliked how it stated it was on a huge sale for prime day when really that is the normal price on any other day.
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Tent arrived pretty quick. My only complaint is the zipper sticks too much!

I'm running a 300 watt led lamp currently, would a 1000 watt led be too much for it??
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I love it and its not hard to set up I set it up in min If your looking for a tent for outside or camping this is not it you wouldn't think its that big but its big and I think I got my moneys worth and more
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It is a great tent for the price, you have to be gentle with the fiberglass poles but when it is up, it is a roomy secure (multiple guidelines) tent. We own/have owned 3 and 4 seasons tents made by sierra designs, mountain hardware, north face and kelty. I tend to be hard on equipment and am used to have top line products. with the arrival of out two sons, it is now more car camping and this beast fits the bill very well and at a very reasonable price. Great view for clear nights without the fly, and the ventilation is good. Floor keeps water out well, and if properly pitched, it will take some big wind. diagonal rain will get screen porch wet, but no infiltration in sleeping area.
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We've used this for about 3 years, and camped with it about 6 times.  This past summer it leaked a little bit through the rain tarp directly above my head while I was sleeping.  Came home and sprayed the seams.  Hopefully that will help.
I would agree with the other poster that this is overpriced for what you get.
The floor is thinner than I expected but we haven't had problems.
The entire roof is mesh, although when you put a rain fly over it, the mesh is covered a little.  So if you are going fall camping, bring a large heater.  A small one won't work.  Even the windows don't really close up tight (air wise).
There's no porch cover.
If I were you, I'd look around for something else.
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Pros: Great material (durable, no holes, mylar isn't going to detach).  You can tell this is made quality because they took the time to paint the bars. Just got the tent we'll see how it holds up; looks promising by initial inspection and setup.

I start and grow plants indoors with a light that blinds so I need to use this type of tent and also to keep the humidity for destroying the property.

I've gotten an inexpensive tent before (cheap and inexpensive), this one is just inexpensive and up to par @$130 comparable to $260 tents. Tents of this sort should last 4 years+.

Con: The extra floor piece is from a different material which seems less durable but might be more waterproof. Zippers jam a little
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Very Solid Tent. According to reddit, this is a replica of a Big Agnes UL2.
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I like this tent, it does allow for two people to sleep inside, you will have NO room for any of your gear, but that is what the vestibule is for. On a trip to the Devil's Punchbowl in the Siskiyous near where I live a thunder storm swept in and the wind was so bad it permanently bent a tent pole. That wasn't such as great thing. You have to be sure to guy out the rain fly if you want it to look like the pictures otherwise it looks a bit like a deflated balloon. I would recommend purchasing extra paracord for that duty. All-in-all a great beginners tent for backpacking, but it is heavy and bulky. I will be transitioning to a Big Agnes tent when I have the money, until then, this will do.