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Camped through a legit flood over 11 inches of rain in the area water all the way up to the zippers about a half an inch below them. Dug trenches around the tents still got that high. (Zero water got in the tents) we left the camp site, due to a tornado that hit the area. Tent stood strong and zero water got inside. Obviously tornado didn’t hit the tent but crazy high winds did rip through. Tent did fantastic and two queen size air mattresses or a queen size and 2 Coleman cots fit great. Full size rain fly was great but obviously when it’s not raining roll the sides up for good ventilation. Love the tent. Also crazy fast and easy setup. It’s a large heavy tent but you get what you pay for!

Huge tent! So easy & quick to set up!! It comes assembled with all the connection poles, so all you have to do is unfold, lay it out and pop it up which took us about 3 minutes!!!!3 adults and an infant, 3 full size queen air mattresses and a pack’n’play with still so much room and was able to stand inside with plenty of extra head room!Kept us warm and dry with plenty of windows for airflow!! Both doors also have windows/screens!!Kept the bugs out, so long as you zip it up coming & going. Durable & didn’t need a tarp underneath but we had soft ground so it wasn’t necessary.Absolutely recommend for big camping parties!!!

First of, It is SUPER easy to set up, take down was also very easy. spreading it out was a little challenging. It is great in the rain, seams are super waterproof. design is just perfect. the room dividers add a whole new level of privacy. Pretty heavy, but that is the trade off for cabin tents. nice and durable, not super warm, but that can be fixed with sleeping bags or heater. Overall a great tent for anyone.

I've only used the tent once so far for a 3-day camping trip. When I was shopping for tents, I knew I wanted 1) a full rain fly 2) ceiling of at least 5.5' 3) something I could easily set up and take down by myself 4) preferably with an awning. This tent checks all the boxes! It's a little tricky getting the rain fly on without another person, but it's totally doable. Putting on the rain fly and staking everything is easy, but it took me about 30-45 min (I was taking my time). I hate the crappy stakes that tents always come with and I highly recommend investing in better stakes. It rained every day and not a drop got past the rain fly. I had planned to spray the seams with water proofing spray, but I didn't get a chance since it was raining so much. Even without that, I didn't notice any places on the rain fly that were not water tight. It rained pretty hard several times, but no wind. I was also really happy with the little awning area. I thought it would be too small to be useful, but it was a great place to get my muddy shoes on and off and allowed me to get in and out of the tent without any rain getting in. I'm small so a larger person might not find that space as easy to move around in. I had the rain fly down and covering everything the entire trip and it never felt stuffy or humid and plenty of light still came in. When I laid it out in the sun to dry at home, it was completely dry including the guy lines within 3 hours. It turned off chillier than I anticipated (I think overnight lows in lower 50s to upper 40s) but I was very comfortable in my light sleeping bag and an extra blanket. I'm only 5'2" and I can stand fully upright anywhere in the tent and also reach the ceiling. Obviously, it's bigger than I necessarily need just for myself, but I really wanted the ceiling height and there's plenty of space if I end up having other people. I can't speak to the durability at this point, but I can't wait to go camping with it again!

Well, they weren't kidding when they said this sets up easy. I was able to get the tent "up" in under 2 minutes by myself, except for the rain fly. With a breeze blowing, the "fly" can be challenging to get it on without an extra set of hands. I used this a base camp tent and was able to put a cot, small bedside table, larger 28" square table, heater, and bins inside without feeling cramped. Headroom was decent, except if you hang a light from the center point-then watch your head. The tent did fine in 10 mph breezes. There was no rain, so I can't speak to its waterproof-ness.Pros:Sets up fast. Rain fly can pose a challenge if windy.Nice ventilation from all of the openings.Spacious with the upright side wallsVery bright insideCons:The entry zipper hangs up when opening and closing. Usually this happens towards the bottom near the "color change" in the fabric. The zipper is not very stout and I'm not sure how long it will last.The tent is not easy to take down and store in its pouch. It took two people to get this done. The legs want to flop open after you fold them inwards, making the job more difficult.The stakes that come with it are worthless for hard ground. Buy better ones.The tent is very transparent. There will be no secrets as to what you are doing inside if you have a light on.

Good sized tent for me. It accommodates a twin mattress that is 20 inches tall and a table to hold a microwave as well as a camp chair. It has an electric port for an extension cord. I like the large gear bag for the wall. It has a hook at the top for a lantern or fan. I found this very quick to put up, however the poles are hard for me to stretch out to snap in place. I finally needed to unhock the sides from the pole to get them in place. Afterwards, I reattached the sides. I found the rain fly easy to attach once I got two of the corners attached. Then I could pull the fly to the other side for attaching. I'm 81 years ols and could errect it alone. It's very easy to take down but I bought a larger bag for it because the original was too small once the tent hade been set up once. I also bought quick release straps to fasten around it. It's a nice light weight. The design is quite functional.