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What a very well made, easy to put up and take down tent for one person. It came well packaged. I noticed when I went to open the bag, the bag is larger than the contents it holds. That means putting the tent back should be easier because there would be enough room to get it all back in. You know how hard this part can be, so we shall see. The bag included the tent, a rain fly, ceiling storage net and metal stakes. The stakes are standard straight, smooth tent stakes. In my experience, those straight stakes are too short and smooth to hold a tent in place on a very windy day. I have longer, screw type stakes that I use and have never had a problem in very windy days. I suggest you consider the extra purchase for better stakes. There are instructions for the tent sewn into the tent bag, nice touch! Although I found the tent quite intuitive and easy to pull up. When you pull up one corner of the top, you will see a bright strap loop on the side. I pulled that strap loop and locked one side into place. In my next picture you can see the round, inside locking mechanisms for each of the remaining 3 sides. On the outside of the tent, on the other side of those round mechanisms is the strap loop to pull. Walk around and pull all the sides out in locked position. TAH DAH! The tent is up... just like that. It took me about 2 minutes not including staking it down if I were actually camping. I opened mine up on the patio just to check the contents and make sure I understood how it worked and all the parts were there. You don't want to wait to go camping to open a new tent and find that maybe something is broken or missing. The first thing I loved is: It has plenty of room inside for me to stand comfortable in the middle and on the sides. I am 5'8. My 6' husband had no problem either. There are lots of windows on all sides and even the top (10 total). The window flaps can be rolled up and secured, which is a nice feature. The zippers are smooth and they all work well. There are 2 side pockets for storage. I love the two doors on each side. There is an electric cord access at the bottom left of the doors. The size of the tent can indeed accommodate 4 sleeping bags comfortably (2 Adults, 2 Kids). I bought the tent for 2 adults and all our things, including twin blow up sleeping cushions. One queen blow-up bed would fit fine with plenty of room to get around the bed. The rain fly is easy to install with small corner pockets for the top tent arms to hold it in place. The rain fly corners can also be rolled up to allow airflow through the side windows. The material on the floor of the tent is thick and well-made and instructs that no tarp is needed under the tent. I have a tarp anyway to help keep dirt/sand out of the tent and provide extra protection underneath. The tent material is rated as waterproof. It is indeed heavier than "water resistant" tent material. I was able to compare the material in real time as I gave away my old tent which had the thinner material. The tent is on the heavy side (29 pounds) to carry, so park close to your campsite. Take down was just as easy. I unzipped over half of the windows to allow air to escape when rolling it up. I went inside the tent and then pulled two of the center disks to collapse those sides. I exited the tent then pushed in the loop straps to collapse those sides. Either way works and did not take much effort. Make sure you TAKE OUT THE TENT SPIKES before collapsing the tent. You will damage the poles if you don't (in my experience). I put in one side of the folded down tent into the bag and began zipping from that end. I folded and pushed the tent inside as I zipped that part in. I put the tent stakes bag in and zipped more toward the middle. I then tied the rain fly to the other end of the tent and put that end into the bag and began zipping that end. The same folding and pushing of material and zipping. I did this on both ends until both zippers ended up in the middle. There is plenty of room in the tent bag for the tent and its parts without struggling with the zippers. I love this tent! It appears well make with good quality materials for the price. Can't wait to take it on my next camping trip.

One of the best trusted seller and amazing customer service.The shipping carrier lost my package. I contacted the seller via Amazon messaging and got the response within hours. Once the shipping carrier declared that my package was lost, I asked the seller to open a lost package claim with the shipping carrier. To my surprise, the seller shipped me a new replacement the same day. Finally, I got my tent just 3 days later.I set it up and found that everything as advertising, looking good, easy to setup. I am very happy with the tent so far. I will update with pictures later.I am very impress with the customer services. Definitely I will buy more product from "Tools For Convenience".Trusted Seller - Great Product - Excellent Customer Services ==>> Strongly recommended

Good quality hub tent. Very easy set up & breakdown. It really only takes 60 seconds to set it up. Zippers are good quality as well as fine mesh screens.4 stakeout points on the 4 base corners & 4 stakeout points on the hubs. The rain fly also attaches to the heavy duty metal loop on the hubs. This tent withstands a windy day once staked down properly. (Don’t expect any tent to withstand winds if not staked down properly.) The stakes are basic but much more heavy duty than most that are supplied with tents.It has 2 screened doors and 6 additional side windows, as well as 4 more windows that are under the rain fly. You can roll up those 4 rain fly sides to get even more air circulation.The material is better quality than I expected (because of some reviews) and are taped.I am very impressed and happy with this this tent. I had purchased the hub tent from Academy and was not happy with it. The Academy hub tent was all around very inferior to this tent (thin materials, minimal rainfly etc)I was going to buy the Gazelle hub tent but decided on this one instead because it has 4 more windows than the Gazelle.Like all tents, the 4 person rating would be 4 people laying in sleeping bags side to side. You could comfortably put two cots or a one queen mattress in this tent. I solo camp so it’s plenty room for me to set up my cot, a chair, table and porta potty, with room for more gear. It has a gear attic for storage with a loop for hanging a light, as well as 2 nice sized pockets for storage.I cannot comment on the rain resistance of this tent because I’ve not used it in the rain, but will review if I do.All in all I am Very happy with this tent. Im getting older and I’m done spending 45 minutes to 2 hours setting up a traditional pole tent. I’ve had many tents, including easy ups, but this one is by far the quickest, easiest tent I’ve ever owned. I would definitely purchase this tent again.

These are the only pics I have, sorry. But other reviews pictures are as it really appears.You can set this tent up alone with no problem in yup.. 60 seconds. I timed it lolIt feels super spacious because the sides pop out a little.It’s easy to take down and fit back in the bag. In-fact, I’ve added the tarp it sits on and extra stakes. It all goes back in with no struggle.There are others now on the market similar but I’m still super happy with this tents quality and its colors. People tend to compliment 🙂

I love: (1) the ease of setting up (2) you can stand up in every spot (3) love the electric cord slot in the tent (4) has lots of windows (5) can make into a screened-in room (6) sides of the tent are flat inside/can push mattress up to wall. I'm a 76 yr old female and use this tent. I put a queen air mattress, a folding chair, and a cooler for a nightstand in my tent.