STOVEHUT 70 Hot Tent with Two Tarp Poles and Two Tent Poles | Latest Version 2

I am going to admit right away, we set up this tent in our backyard and after testing it out, we decided not to use it. We used a much larger, heavier "glamping" style tent instead, because we wanted the extra room and we were able to park our car next to our campsite. This tent would be great for someone who wants extra features, including a space for a tent stove (without needing further modification), but still wants something lightweight that is simple to pack and unpack. It is a small tent with very little headroom - comfortable for 1 person (sitting or laying down) and some gear - a bit tight for 2 people. But, if you want a tent for backpacking that seems to be of good quality and has a ton of convenient ventilation options this might be the tent for you.

large and comfy space, but kind of hard to setup cause the tent doesn’t hv a frame, all is depend on 2 pole & rope.

Absolutely love the tent. Pain to setup the first time without any instructions being included. The tent spikes were very cheap and bent very easily. Water resistant was "ok" at best. The top was fine and even the porch area kept water out when it rained but and water getting to the bottom of the tent and it leaks in very quickly almost as if the wager resistance was never applied to the bottom. In the heat though it was so nice to have the open breeze and the storage space for the stove was very nice. I would recommend looking for something cheaper or buying some upgrades for this tent.

I haven’t set up the tent yet but upon unboxing it is clear that the tent has been repackaged and is missing one of the two previously used roll straps. The tent also came with absolutely zero product information, none, nothing…(even the cheapest knockoff products from you know where have product information. Not impressed at the unboxing point

My favorite tent of all time. Love the updates leaks are fixed but the bathtub floor is very very thin and if there is any puddles under your tent they will seep through. Love the tent but not water proof.

Not the tent for someone camping in the winter, set up is not easy and you need use the 20 stakes to set it up properly, so if the ground is frozen you would be out of luck. Also the porch flap is the front door so you would need to take it down if you want to close the door. The product looks good but should not be marketed as a winter tent.

We purchased this for our 18 year old son who will be going to school in the fall to be a conservation officer. He adores it!

When I'm by myself in cold weather this is my go to tent. Bring along my one Tigris tiger roar ,or my firehiking when backpacking snug as a bug in a rug