You get what you pay for.. And this tent is a HAZARD.
598727
I have been operating the tent since May.. Putting the tent together according to the directions provided, was assemblying the tent the "long" way, as the directions did not state to place the base of the tent down first. Instead, it advises you to assemble the frame and then lift the frame onto the base of the tent, which could be a problem if you do not have high ceilings or if you have a ceiling fan blocking obstruction. Why not just lay the base down first and then assemble the frame on top of it, rather than lifting the entire frame and placing it on the base afterwards? Just a thought for those who have yet to assemble it. The directions were very easy to understand, just not well-thought out.

My main concern is the support for the lights. I woke up this morning and opened up my tent to find one of my cool tubes with one of my lights, completely down, and it took one of my plants down with it (not good, I lost some main tops to the plant and my new 600W bulb that was in the cool-tube is officially done, now). The entire bar that supported the cool-tube had come down as the plastic supports on the end of the bars that attach to the rest of the frame, had weakened and broke. Now, the cool-tube is not heavy what-so-ever as I was not using a hood, which are much heavier. I AM using a hood on the main support bar that rests on the other two bars and also clips to the frame. The plastic supports on that bar are broken as well I just noticed, but it has the other 2 bars to support the 1. I am sure the other support bars are probably broken as well, or soon will be. Now I am concerned that this won't be efficient support, and before I lose that hood or any more plants due to lack of support, I am going to have to go else where and purchase another tent. If I was not using the cool-tube and just using a basic wing-reflector that had no protection over the bulb, this could have been a lot uglier of a situation due to fire hazard.  Live and learn. I decided to go the less-expensive route on a tent, and in the end it ended up costing me more than the top-selling brands, due to the loss of my new 600W HPS bulb.. For those who have "justified" the broken plastic supports on their reviews and have found ways to get around them, lucky for you, but this could cause other people some time and money.
2055131
This tent was initially pretty great. I love the front "porch" area. It is a very convenient space to have. We set up the tent right away when we got it to see the size and were so excited to use it (this was from our Amazon Wedding Registry). About a month later we used the tent for a weekend and it was almost perfect, except my husband noted he wished there was a section in the middle to stake down. We also notices the stakes included with this tent were quite flimsy, and bent without much force at all. Overall though, we still were liking the tent.

Then we used it over Labor Day weekend....as we were putting the tent together, we noticed decent sized rips in the material where the poles go through. At least one section of the poles must've had a jagged edge or something because we put this tent together carefully, and this was only the THIRD time putting it together! Almost all of our camping equipment is by Coleman, so we were both VERY disappointed in this tent. Then, to add insult to injury, I noticed some stitching near the bottom was coming undone, and that the stakes were even worse this time. I am actually surprised they didn't snap in half as we were putting them into the ground. I absolutely want to return this tent and hope it was a one time error, but I am not so sure.
1012643
Purchased this tent from a reputable retailer for a camping trip with my family of 6 (4 children).  Tent buckled and collapsed under a 50 mph wind gust (not sustained) and snapped one of the instant up poles, which cut my son's face, as we struggled to hold the tent upright in the wind.  The snapped metal pole then shredded the rest of the tent.  We had to cover the tent with a tarp staked to the ground for the night, while we went to a hotel.  The retailer made the purchase right but put us into a different variety of tent (dome style with fiberglass/steel poles), but we had to purchase two and spent more money.  The retailer stated that this type of tent is best suited for "calm" conditions and the tent itself is best used as a "screen house," rather than a camping tent.  Avoid this style of tent if there is ANY change of adverse weather!
639642
Cheap tent! Not worth your money. I was so excited for this tent but on the first night of camping my excitement was shattered. Both doors zippers failed to the point that I had to change tents in the middle of the night. I was lucky to have brought my old tent as the temperatures dropped below freezing.
508584
You get what you pay for...it would be good for camping.
4328001
I purchased this tent because Coleman is supposed to have the best outdoor products.  I must say, I would not buy this tent again.  It isn't too hard to put up, I can do it with my 12 and 9 year old daughters and it only takes us about 30 minutes. That being said, it is a very tight fitted tent!  There is no give to the tent.  The clips that hook the tent to the poles are very hard to attach, I use my work gloves when attaching these clips because they are so hard.  The poles don't bend correctly and that make the tent stretch weird when setting it up and this also affects the clips.  The fly goes on relatively easy but it is difficult to Velcro it to the poles, especially around the windows.
I have had one of the poles crack already (we've used it once for camping and set it up a total of 4 times for practice) and the divider tab has ripped out of the inside of the tent.  The tab that houses the keys for the poles that you stake down, two are already fraying and I am sure will soon tear.
All of that being said, I did contact Coleman and they were very helpful and replaced the tent for me and this process was very user friendly and easy.  But the new tent is also having the same poor quality issues.
Now to what is good about this tent is we camped with the Girl Scouts and we camped after it had rained for days and the land we set up the tent was very swampy.  The first night there was a thunderstorm and down pour, I am pleased to say that the tent only leaked a few droplets in the corners, which I thought was impressive because in one night we got 2 inches of rain.  By the second morning of camping, there was a little water on the floor, but not enough to make me say I wouldn't use this tent in the rain.  I didn't water proof this tent either before camping in it.
Overall, I wouldn't buy this tent again or recommend it to anyone my friends, simply because of the clip difficulty and it is poorly made.
125282
One good thing about this tent: It goes up fast and easy and comes down fast and easy.
Bad things: IT LEAKS all over even with liberal amounts of rain repellent and an additional rainfly.
Also has a lot of condensation inside. Even with the little vents on top opened, outside temps around 60 degrees, and no one inside, there was condensation dripping off the walls! I've never had a tent that leaked this bad, and the condensation problem was totally unexpected. Bad design?
I'm returning it and getting something else.
820278
Decided on this brand due to the reviews and the price. My wife and I decided on the six person tent. We took it out on a three-day camping trip-this is our impression:

Pros: Plenty of room. We were able to stand/move about easily. We also like the AC cord access.

Cons: The material felt cheap (this could be a personal bias as I have MSRs, Marmots, Nemos). Also, the stitching was inconsistent throughout.

The zipper was gritty/difficult to operate. Two hands were needed: one to hold the tent from lifting, the second to operate the zipper.

The seams were NOT taped/sealed. The water repellant treatment was not applied to the whole tent. The two issues were immediately apparent during a light rain. Some one the material was saturated, while other spots were repelling water. We had water pool up in the tent.

We were very surprised that such a poorly-made tent received such high reviews, but this could be easily attributed to the growing problem with fake reviews. We ended up returning the tent.
2906996
The reviewer below suggesting sealing the seams DOESNT own this tent!  I agree that sealing seams is a good idea on cheap tents; however, this tent has a design flaw that causes it to leak!

Expand the photo on Amazon and look at the Rainfly...The bottom of the door (and back window) extend to where the rainfly stops.  The Rainfly actually channels water onto the lower sections of the door and rear window.

This creates two problems;

1.) You cannot enter the tent while it is raining without getting quite a bit of water in the tent with you (remember the channeling effect?)

2.) The constant stream of water on the zipper causes a steady leak inside the tent.

If the Rainfly was "A-framed" instead of "Arched" I don't believe it would be a problem.

Drives me nuts that someone who doesn't even own the product would post a 5-star review
1446502
I bought the WFS 732 square dome tent around Father's Day, 2010 and it was a piece of garbage.  Here are the issues:

1. When I opened the tent, there was no grommet hole for the pole so I had to take the tent back and get an exchange.  That should have been my first warning that lack of quality was going to be an issue.

2. Without opening tent that I received in the exchange, I took it to my campsite, opened it up and while setting up the poles, one of the shockcords broke.

3. On my third camping trip of 2010, the zipper to the main door completely separated and the teeth won't stay together.  Also, one of the plastic hooks to the rain fly broke.

I ended up using the tent just three times.  I took the tent to a professional seamstress to see if the zipper can be repaired and she said it wasn't worth it.  I pulled it out one more time (April 2011) to take a look at it and decided the best place for the tent was the garbage.
1472191
This item is not built very well at all.  The pipes used to make the arch are very cheap plastic that will bend under the preasure of the tent itself.  The method of attaching the tent to the bed does not connect it to the bed very well at all.  It just kind of pops off at anytime.  I had to run a peice of string from the bottom left up to the top right and vise versa.  All in all i think this will fall apart from minimal use in the next day or two and once it does i will not be surprised.  If you want to get soemthing like this, get one that has some good stitching, real tent poles, and is more then 15 bucks.  The old addage is very true with this one "you get what you pay for"!
3993663
This item is cheap and poorly assembled. I put together the frame and as soon as the top was laid over it the joints started popping apart. Tried taping ever single joint with duct tape and was able to get the tent up. As once I had the main table set up and a few decorations up there was a light wind (and we didn't even put the walls on) and the tent completely snapped in half. Terrible product... Better off getting pop up canopies even though it doesn't give you the same look
3070671
I felt from the get go that I should spend a little extra money and make sure I was getting a quality privy tent, but my tight wad side got the best of me. I figured, "how bad can it be?"  Well....it's THAT bad.  My husband and I, both smart and gear savvy people, struggled with this thing for over 30 minutes. The poles did not fit into the webbing pockets correctly, the ends kept falling off of the roof poles so they wanted to pop out of the pockets. It was a miserable evolution and we never did get it assembled right. Then when we were taking it down to box it up for return, the ends popped off the roof poles, they started springing out of the pockets and we could not get them back in at all.  We returned this and ordered a Trekker shelter from Cabela's. It sets up in 2 minutes and folds up again in about 3 minutes.  Yes, it cost about $20 more but worth every single penny.
407841
Purchased from amazon and I've had this tent for a year, and it has spent three nights outside. On opening, there are a few thin spots in the tent fabric, and if you stake it out too tight the doors will not close well.  Its been in the rain, and while I seam-sealed it (habit, do it with every tent) it is reasonably water resistant, we were not wet.  It does get hot in there with the fly shut, there is zero air movement.
Big thing: 2nd time out the center pole broke, 3rd time other pole broke.  Unacceptable in my opinion.  I'm not using this anymore, its relegated to nice night backyard duty.  Can't have a unreliable tent out in the woods.
LSS: Ok tent, bad build quality, can't rely on it. There are much better tents for just a couple more dollars with a MUCH longer service life.
3533820
Awful tent!! We don't normally have wind, so I bought 2 of these and thought we wouldn't have an issue. There was an unexpected gust of wind, halfway through our party, and the tent flew up, halfway over our fence and bent 8 of the rods. All of the anchors were in the ground but there are 2 issues with the anchors provided. First problem, the plastic caps that go on the bottom of the posts(where the anchors attach to) don't stay attached to the posts. They slide on at the end but pop off. The caps need to be secured to the posts at the factory and non removable. So when the gust of wind came, the caps stayed in the ground and the tent went flying. Second problem with the anchors is that they are small. They wouldn't really hold down the tent and you need larger ones on top of the caps staying secured onto the posts.
Definitely do the white duct tape because that is the only way the top part stayed together. Had we not taped the poles together, the whole thing would have crumpled on my guests.
245764
The only positive thing about this tent is the setup..first night we used it the rain leaked through the door and the seams around the windows. I slept in a rain soaked sleepingbag all night as there are windows on each wall. Very disappointed for the money we paid for this tent!! My recommendation would be to buy a different one!!
2884996
There's getting what you pay for and then this. Upon initial inspection the poles are very thin. The plastic is very thin, the tent material is ridiculously thin. So thin the point it can even hold its own stitches when the Velcro gets attached. I bought it for my wedding and it was destroyed before the morning. There was a little bit of wind but it was anchored to 2 trees, stakes, and 40lbs sand bags........ it ended up on its own head. Don't waste your money.