FireHiking Camping Hot Tent 4-8 Person Tipi Tent with Stove Jack for Bushcraft, Cooking and Heating

Delivered today. Initial setup was pretty straight forward and easy. Roughly 30 minutes, which I think is pretty quick for not ever pitching this style tent before. Probably get faster the more the process is repeated. Tent material is of good quality. Post could be sturdier, but it will do for now. Only design flaw I see is there is only one zipper per door. If the door is shut, you gotta pull from the bottom, witch is quite a reach when you're inside. I could potentially get over this due to there being "Velcro" patches on the door flap. We'll see how they hold up after use. 4-8 person tent allows plenty of room to stand and even walk around inside. I am 5'11" tall for reference. Initially, I am pleased with this product.UPDATE: I have had this tent for about a year now and have used this tent on several trips in all weather. Snow, rain, wind, and summer heat. This tent has kept me dry in wet weather and warm when using either a stove or propane heater.

The media could not be loaded. I wanted a hot tent that would accommodate my cot. That eliminated a lot of tents. Most tipi tents have ample floor space until you stand up.I liked the ventilation options and door configuration. It’s also easy to rig an awning in case of rain. My stove fit nicely with room to spare and I can easily cook inside if I have to.I’ve camped in cold and in rain and remained warm and cozy on all my trips. The interior half tent means that this is now a 4 season tent no matter the weather or temperature.I have been so pleased with my purchase and hope you will be also.See you at the campsite!

Would have given 5 stars but does not come with instructions. Not real difficult to set up but some instruction would be nice. Definently a great product. Exactly what I was looking for and seems more durable than expected.

I have used this temp quite a bit and is holding up well. It’s a little heavy for backpacking though.

upon hoisting up the interior tent this poor stitch job did not hold up leaving me without an interior tent. some areas on the interior tent is questionable as well. Fixable but i shouldn't be needing to stitch brand new things back together.

My son just LOVED his new tent....great transaction

This tent seems like an excellent value. It arrived in about a week. I will be using it on a multi-day deer hunt in northern WIsconsin. However, just so I know ahead of time, I put the tent up in the backyard and put my stove into it. It’s fairly easy to erect. My stove heated up right up, the fabric has a waterproof and, apparently, windproof coating. It held in the heat well. It was up alight and a day in winds gusting into the 35-40 mph range and it held up perfectly, nothing pulled loose, no rips. The center pole held up well, was not an issue. My only complaint so far was that it came missing about 12 tent stakes. It didn’t have near enough to stake down the tent or guy lines. Plan on buying a dozen more staked. I had extra from other tents, so was ok, but I think the manufacturer should include the correct number of required stakes with the tent. But I’m happy with these tent so far.Addition to review: we did a 3 day deer hunt in this tent. Temperatures got down to 13 Fahrenheit with 30 mph winds, windchill of -1 Fahrenheit. It snowed about an inch while we were camping. Conclusion- this is NOT a tent for camping in during winter, especially it it snows. It did hold up to the winds and held in the heat from our stove a bit better than we expected. But it does have a serious problem which is that the door zippers only open by zipping up from the bottom. Since this is a tipi, one has to lay on the ground to reach the zipper pull. And you must use both hands, one to hold the tent fabric down, the other to pull the zipper up. We had put down a tarp and carpets for a floor and so when entering the tent with snow on our boots, some snow was tracked into tent each time we entered. Some of the snow melted, some didn’t, as it was cold on the floor level. Therefore each time we needed to exit the tent, we had to lay down in snow or cold water on the floor to access the zipper. When coming out of a cozy sleeping bag in the middle of the night, to answer a call of nature, but having to lay down in icy water and snow to unzip the door is very bad! This problem could be TOTALLY ELIMINATED if the manufacturer installed two way zippers. Two way zippers can be opened from the top down or bottom up. Very simple solution.So, don’t camp in this tent in snow unless you want to lay on your belly in icy water every time to need to exit the tent. One other issue is that the snow on the outside of the tent melts (if tent has a stove in it), runs down the tent walls, then freezes on the zippers. Zippers become inoperable. This only happen in about the bottom 12”. Above that, the stove keeps the walls warm enough to prevent zipper icing. Here again, a two way zipper would eliminate this problem also.

Easy to set up