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Assembling this tent was the quickest experience I’ve ever had pitching a tent. Hammering all six stakes added a couple more minutes, but that was no big deal. Overall, my husband and I loved our tent and are making it our forever camping tent!Consider this:1) It is small. Three regular-sized adults laying down will fit, but you’ll be really squished.2) Don’t even try fitting a queen size air mattress. Someone posted a misleading picture in the review and we tried it.3) super short instructions included, which means you’ll have to figure out how to set up the “mini entry” way on your own. Good luck with that.My husband and I pitched it prior to leaving and realized we had to buy a full size air mattress and return the queen. The full size was a snug fit. Also, we knew immediately that, at most, you could fit three regular-sized adult if you all used sleeping bags, but you all would be squished with barely any room for even one duffel bag.For two people, it was perfect!

The media could not be loaded. The tent is very easy to set up. It took me a second to figure out breakdown! Neat features are reflective components on outside help you to see the tent. Has a rain fly, which if you watch the video you will see I most definitely suited my tent with it knowing what we were looking at for the night.Although the tent is H2O proof it is highly recommend that you treat any tent you own with water repellent at least 1x per year.The above video doesn't give you the beauty of the tent, but rather shows you how it held up in torrential downpour. I will say that I made the mistake of leaning my backpack against the tent and it was a little wet. You should center all gear or lean it up against a cot. That being said I did not wake up to a tent full of water, everything was dry besides my backpack, it wasn't soaked. I'm telling you that this video speaks for the tent's quality!!! See for yourself.

We wanted a car camping tent that was easy to set up & take down, and this fit the bill. Basically up in just a minute or two, then adding the stakes, etc. took a few more minutes. I do recommend you watch the video more than once, as the printed instructions are very basic. Take a look at how to unlock the joints on take down, in particular, and how to fold the tent back up. I would recommend getting a second or even third cinch strap to wrap around the tent to compact it before putting it in the bag. After one use, the carry bag is already showing a bit of seam wear. Also, the guy lines look as though they'd tangle pretty easily, so I secured them with rubber bands. One more observation - one reviewer couldn't figure out what the extra poles were for - they are for erecting the little entrance canopy, not shown in the video, but kind of handy to put shoes under, etc. Note that the entrance canopy needs to be put up on the side that has the guy lines attached - we started out backwards but it's easy to move the tent around to the right place once it's erected and before it's staked down.

The tent comes in it's own carry bag, and it's a bit bigger than I thought it would be. We can still fit it in our motorcycle trailer, tho. It's easy to set up and take down. Fits right back into the carry bag.

Any why are real points delayed.... I set it up for the first time in my office and I confirmed two things:1. It's a tent.2. It's light weightLet's start off with the bad. If we could rate the instructions like it were the SATs, it would get a 30 out of 1600. One gets 200 for writing your name and it even messed that up. The instructions are stitched into the carrying canvas, they Instruct the tent builder to push, pull, and move certain things that make no sense. Without a mild level of patience and a little trial and error the tent assembled.What is better, now that I've popped it up once, and broken it down, I feel that every subsequent use will be spectacularly easy. But the first time was hopefully the worst.- It's splendidly light.- Breaking it down the first time had me concerned about how much will actually fit in the carrying canvas. It fit inside with minimal effort..- Durability??? We'll know after this weekend for starters. The same goes for keeping me dry, minimally bug bitten and comfortable- Oh the size.... I'm 6'4". I thought when I got this... "4ppl tent. there will be more than enough room to stretch out a bit. LOLNO. I have a camping cot for someone my height. It won't fit. Then again... people call sleeping in a tent "roughing it". So who needs a stinking bed?More to come later

I bought this tent on the basis of the positive reviews and I wish I hadn't. I live in Arkansas and the first time I used it was over the labor day weekend.It set up easy enough, I've had an ozark trail that was easier.It leaked right out of the gate. And wouldn't you know, it dripped right where my head was laying.The design is absolutely horrendous for ventilation if it's raining; you have to shut everything down because if you don't water will run down the "awning" and straight into the tent.Packing it up after a miserable night was going ok until the last rod. For some reason it would not unlock, all the rest did but not that one. I pressed a little harder thinking that maybe the lock was just stiff...nope - *CRACK*!!! There went a rod.Three to four persons? I don't think so unless you are a group of homunculus. My wife and I are fairly normal sized people and we took up the entire tent. For reference she's 5'6" and 115 pounds and I am 6'1" and 250 pounds. I'm on the large side of average obviously but not obese.All in all I say it would suit being used as a playhouse for toddlers in the backyard but absolutely will never be purchased by me again. It sucked so much I don't even want to try to get replacement parts for the broken rod. It's going right in the trash.