POMOLY Camping Hot Tent Bushcraft Tent, STOVEHUT 70 3.0 Shelter with 4 Poles for 1-2 Person Hiking, Backpacking

I really enjoy motor camping, and I've always been looking for a tent that's best suited for this practice, and in my opinion, this tent is the best choice!

Great tent I’ve not used it with the stove yet but otherwise spacious lots of good features waterproof and easy to put up, the only complaint would be the weird fin / flaps that you can’t really peg out properlyBut definitely watch the video about it

I used this wild camping in Scotland and it withstood the showers

Had to look at YouTube on how to erect as no instructions. There's nowhere precisely to insert the center polesCold air gets in around the sides. Only suitable for small stoves. Woke up the next morning the wind had pushed in one side even though it was tied down. Tent is a bin job. I'd give it away happilyWaste 200 quid

Hi finally got round to trying the tent out, no amount of tightening the guy lines will make this tent taught the middle looks like it needs another pole across the top & there are 2 reinforced eyelets on top which could accommodate a pole but not supplied with said pole ! Am I a piece missing?

Amazing little tent.Little bit tricky to set up first time as it doesn't come with instructions.Mine didn't come with a ground sheet to have the tent sit on top of. Not sure if it is supposed to but I have seen that there is a ground sheet designed for this tent that you can buy separately.

Bought this not on Amazon but from the US as wasn’t available at the time, I put the tent up and from the outset it was very sturdy. This is the V2 model so all previous problems have been sorted. It absolutely pissed down but everything inside tent was dry, definitely worth the money

I was looking forward to using this tent, however after putting it up at home it became clear that:A: it would need some kind of support, a ridge line or pole to stop the tent from sagging. However due to the location of the stove jack this would be impossible unless using a steel line as the flue of the wood burner (if using one) is directly in the way of where the ridge line would go and as a result it would melt / burn and snap.B: the floor of the sleeping area of the tent is made of the same material as the rest of the tent and as such is extremely thin. It would most def rip when used and I highly doubt it would be waterproof.C: the seams on the tent are not well finished with daylight showing through the stitching, again I highly doubt this would be a waterproof tent.Please note these are my findings after erecting it in the garden, I didn't spend a night in it nor did I use a stove in it. The thin material on the floor of the tent didn't fill me with any confidence and as I won't actually be using it for a couple of months I made the decision to return the item while I could.Whilst the tent is very roomy (though only big enough for 1 person realistically), and the idea / concept is good, I feel that there are a couple of design flaws that would make it awkward to use.If pomoly redesigned the floor by making it out of thicker, proper ground sheet material and relocating the stove jack to the side rather than in the center then this could be an excellent tent, especially if the quality control on all the seams was improved.Gave it 2 stars as I like the idea.