Instant Camping Tent for 4 Person,2 Mesh Windows & 2 Doors,Hexagonal Design,Easy Set Up pop up Tent with Vestibule & Rainfly, Ideal for Family Camp, Outdoor Activity

This tent is top-notch with its high-quality material and sturdy stakes and poles. It's a breeze to set up, usually taking just about 5 minutes. All you have to do is unfold it, stake down the four corners, put the poles together, and slide them through the tent guides. Inside, there's plenty of room, and it's waterproof too. What's great is that you can set it up on cement without needing grass or dirt. I use it for storage because it's so spacious and fits all my stuff perfectly. I highly recommend this tent for its good looks, roominess, ventilation, and comfort, especially given its reasonable price. Compared to other tents here in Ecuador, this one stands out as both more impressive and more affordable. Putting the pole ends in the corners raises the tent up effortlessly. Overall, it's exceeded my expectations and those of everyone else who's tried it; we're really happy with it. While it's easy to set up and take down, fitting it back into its cover might take a little extra effort.

This outdoor tent is super easy to set up, like in just a minute! I saved so much time and had a blast camping with my fam and friends. It's got enough space for four people, and the unique vestibule design gives you extra room and privacy. It's like a sunshade and rain shelter all in one. There's a two-way door, two mesh windows, and a top ventilation mesh, so you won't feel stuffy inside. The hexagonal design is spacious and lets the air flow through, making it super cozy. The two windows can be opened from the inside for convenience. The mesh entrances on both sides keep the bugs out and let the air in. It's made with sturdy fabric and sealed seams to keep the water out, and it's even treated with UV silver coating for extra sun protection and shade.

I am a casual camper with three little children. I bought this tent for our upcoming spring camp in a county park in California.As advertised, it is really easy to set up. The instructions come in both English and Korean. Additionally, there’s a QR code provided which gives step-by-step instructions. I am 5’1” and I am able to set it up on my own.Unlike cheap pop-up tents, this tent is durable, and even the extended part stays in place if set up correctly. I was a bit worried that the extended shade part might collapse during the night. However, if the instructions are followed, it actually stays in place.It also comes with a PU coating layer, two big windows, two doors, and two ventilation windows, which in my opinion, keep the inside of the tent cooler. However, while it is suitable for California weather, I am not sure how it would fare in cooler states. Additionally, I doubt it is completely weatherproof.Overall, as a casual county park camper, it is adequate to accommodate four people and enjoy camping.

Idoogen is a Korean tent manufacturer. Whether their tents are manufactured in Korea I don't know, but the brand is Korean and the designs stem from Korea.This is my second Idoogen tent. My first had only-Korean instructions inside the bag. This tent is an octagonal tent advertised as a "four-person tent" versus my other Idoogen tent's rectangular design and claim of being a "four-to-five-person tent." My other tent is at best a four man tent--and comfortably only a three man tent. This tent is much more spacious and can easily be used by four adults, especially if they aren't all 6'2" males....This tent has a better floor than my other Idoogen. It's not just a cheap plastic tarp stitched to the sides and serving as the tent bottom. Like my other tent, this has a quick pop-up design. It's not actually pop-up, though, and that's a good thing because pop-up tents actually exist (I have one) and they have a number of design weaknesses that accompany their spring-loaded, pop-up design. This tent's quick expansion comes as a result of integrated poles that shorten when collapsed and are easily extended by hand to erect the tent. Over the tent there's a tiny rain fly that basically just covers the hub at the top center where all the poles join. It's not really protection from a heavy storm, but I don't think it's designed as such either. This tent lacks the open mesh design on the inner tent that requires a substantial rain fly (a common feature on my more expensive backcountry tents).This tent is not a backcountry tent. It's too big, too heavy and not weatherproof enough to be used backpacking or even in the Boundary Waters. Actually, I suppose this could be taken into the BWCA if you don't have anything more suitable. It's not obscenely heavy, but the package is still big and heavy and not the kind of thing I use up there in size or in ability to withstand storms.The tent has good ventilation with the window flaps down and the doors open. Raised, the windows have overlapping tent material surrounding their zippers, affording fairly good protection against wind-driven rain.This tent's major calling card is a lengthy roof extending from over the front door. Installed, the vestibule/canopy/roof is just over ten feet long with poles supporting it at the 4.5 foot mark from its attachment point to the tent and the last six feet descending to where it finally terminates at cords staked to the ground. The extended roof is called a "double extension shelter." I feel it's mostly a waste of material. The first 55" up to the poles are useful. The last 6' are pretty pointless.This is a mid-grade tent with some interesting features. It's not expedition quality. Nowhere near. But it is a good car-camping tent, especially if you're moving camp sites frequently. For frequent moves, the tent's ease of setup is a real boon.

Good:It's very quick to setup and that was my purpose to buy this tent so 9.5/10Good material, unsure in rain how it will perform though. Did not check yet. Just opened in living room 😄Usually tents are made to fit more people considering less luggage but I bought it considering 2 persons and good luggage space which is enough for my need so 9/10I wanted more height but it's as mentioned so can't give low rating on that but cannot stand fully but better than my other tent.Bad:The stakes are very thin and small. I doubt it can survive in high wind. Need to buy better stakes.Will update after experiencing rain and one camping.