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

Tent worked pretty well. The stove we got kept it at good temperature and it was quite roomy. Only used it once but it was an enjoyable experience. The zipper had a misalignment but customer service contacted me to resolve issue. Setup between two people is easy, once you get used to it one person should be able to handle it, slight learning curve on setting stakes proper distance apart.

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!

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.

I bought this with the inner mesh. Used it a few times this summer without a stove and I used it a few times in the spring with the Winnerwell Nomad Large stove. I had to buy an extra pipe for the chimney to make sure it was high enough above the tent, because this tent gets really tall.The inner mesh takes half the tent and can fit 2 inflatable twin beds and extra space for bags and stuff. However, if you sleep 4 with a setup like that, one person will be right in front of the bed and get stepped on. This should not be a problem with floor mats. Without the inner mesh and without a stove, this tent could probably fit 6 camp bed. As the outer tent feels thick and sturdy enough, the inner mesh feels thin and the floor seems like it could rip easily if you put it on a sharp root or rock. There is a clip on top of it to fix it to the outer tent. I am 5'8 and it's close to a challenge to clip it in. If you are shorter than this, you'll probably need a stool or something to do it.I have not use it in the winter yet, but I used it in the spring with the stove when it was 5°C at night. The tent actually became too hot so we had to open the doors. Make sure to not put too many woods in there as it will get really hot. There are cords to get the outer parts stretched, but they somehow seems badly designed and makes it hard to really stretch it like you would want. If you use a stove, this part is critical for the part with the chimney, as the hot chimney will melt your tent if it touches.This tent has really good floor nails and I didn't have any issues with the center pole, but I would take chance setting it in heavy winds as it would probably not stand without breaking.This tent is probably the easiest one I've had to set up alone.

Had issue with first tent but seller went above and beyond to resolve it. Fun tent to sleep in, especially with the stove going.