OneTigris Northgaze Canvas Hot Tent with Stove Jack, Windproof, Fire Retardant, Durable 4 Season Camping Pyramid Teepee Tent for 2~4 Person

I bought this tent for scout camp thinking a four season tent where we were going at the time of year was the best bet(the wind has destroyed tents in the past). Of course the weather was perfect. More important, I didn't get a chance to test setup so that I knew what I was doing. Tent took 10 minutes to setup. The tent is solidly built, there are instructions sewn into the bag. Its easy to set up, take down, fold up, and get back in the bag. The bag is also big enough to store the extra tent poles for the porch, and a mallet to drive the stakes, without having to resort to origami to make it fit. Also, not having a floor makes it really easy to clean when you get home. I am not ever going back to a dome tent. I got a ground cloth this year at the kids request, and I look forward to more adventures.

This thing is sick! Well made, heavy duty, waterproof…. I can tell it’s going to be around for a long time. With standard height cots, you’ll be able to sleep two. If you sleep on the floor 3-4 is possible if you have limited gear. Highly recommend two low-pro cots for the best mix of comfort and room for gear—For two adults. With the OneTigris stove kit this tent kept us warm enough to not even need sleeping bags in 24*F temps. We experienced rain and snow, and remained dry and warm the entire time. Would 100% buy this tent again. Good quality zippers, great glow in the dark stakes, and sets up super fast with a single pole. Just realize it’s not going to fit three cots, nor will it be comfortable with four adults on the floor if you’re also using a stove. Bets used for 2, imho.

I've been waiting for years for a tent like this to hit the market. After camping in the old Polish surplus lavvu tent for a few years, I was ready to upgrade to something more spacious. I knew that I wanted to stick with canvas, and the options out there are limited... and pricey. This tent from Onetigris fits my needs and my budget. For my first trip out I spent a week in Northern Pennsylvania, where the nighttime temps dropped into the forties. My stove kept me warm, and the tent kept me dry after a night of steady rain. Setup is simple, and my first impression of the components is that they are of good quality. I only wish that the entrance section of the tent had a snow skirt to seal out the cold. The plastic retaining toggle for the stove jack cover also melted from the heat of my chimney. I guess I'll have to find a metal one. Other than those details it has been a great tent.

This setup very easy and accommodates the danchel outdoors ta1 perfectly. I wouldn’t go any bigger for stoves, this is as PLENTY warm for the size of the northgaze. Very happy with color and feel of the canvas. Water beads right off.

Amazing tent. Just got back from Rocky Mountain National park in windy and freezing temperatures with no issues with this. The tent was only staked down around the parameter. This thing will be my new go to car camping tent. I’ll be reinforcing the top with Kevlar or something. I can see the pole shooting through it with enough weight or strain.

I spent 2 days of heavy rain and wind in the tent. I have a small wood burning stove that kept the tent pretty warm. I wish it was bigger for more room. It is really a 1 man size tent with a stove. The stakes are cheap and bend easily that can be fixed. The lack of a snow flap at the doors lets in wind and rain. All said it is a good hot tent.

My friends went through the coldest days in 20 years (-8) and this was before they got the stove. It’s very roomy. A very good cold weather/wind resistant tent. It’s heavy for backpacking. But it has to be. Warm weather tents won’t get you through really bad weather but this one will.

for starters, this thing took me over an hour to set up for the first time because it doesn’t go up as quickly as you might think. That said, I’m convinced I can get it up in 15 minutes or less with more practice. The positioning cord certainly helps but getting a perfectly round circle is next to impossible on your first try especially by yourself. my main complaint is the size. Every video and photo I saw made this seem much bigger than it is in real life. Sleeping two people in this tent with the stove would be very uncomfortable. sitting more than two people without the stove, would be next to impossible in my opinion I was hoping this would be bigger. On the plus side, the materials are extremely high-quality and very durable. This tent gets hot! Despite its drawbacks, I will be keeping it and look forward to using it in cold weather camping conditions.