12’x10’x8’Dome Camping Tent 5-6 Person 4 Season Double Layers Waterproof Anti-UV Windproof Tents Family Outdoor Camping Tent (Black) Sports & Outdoors

This tent was very easy to set up. I would suggest following the instructions on how to stake the tent poles at a 45°.I had not and the first night we camped we had a terrible storm. The tent poles turned around in the wind and allowed the loops of the tent to come free. I also neglected to attach any of the rope ties provided in the kit and stake those to the ground. Had I done that I may have had more security in the overall structure during the storm. It was quite a mess considering the heavy rain and wind. Always check the weather before you go camping!The second night was much better. I was able to set up the tent how I wanted, going off one of the display photos for the item.Setting this tent up in two different locations gave me the chance to correct my mistakes from before and it was a fast set up.I would not recommend this tent for all weather types, its amazing in great weather. No one typically plans to camp in rain but if you do i suggest trying to weigh down the sides of the tent, in between the stakes in the ground. The first night when it was storming the wind was recording at 50 mph so I really had limited options on preventing any major issues with the tent. Chalk it up to being underprepaired. Although the first night was messy, the tent did not have any damage from the storm so I would definitely say it’s durable.I had plenty of space in the tent to load up all our gear to avoid it blowing away in the storm. The pole in the mide would pose an issue for a queen sized or larger arm mattress, but you could definitely fit easily 3 single sleeping bags inside.I plan on making a different stand for the middle support. One that will allow legs to extend to each corner of the tent to free up the middle of the tent.

This tent was super easy to set up. Just stake it out, then pitch up the pole in the middle. I would put the rain fly and top on before you put it up, especially if you are short like me. Left it up for a few days with no issues, we are taking it on a camping trip next week. Fit 2 Coleman large cots with room to stand up still. I did get a set of better stakes which I recommend. I will update this after our trip. Came with everything pictured, including flags and front pole.Update:Used this to camp for a week in KY. Easy to set up once again, even had the awning out most of the time. Had only one night with rain, went out and quickly put the awning down and then was kept dry. Kept all the bugs out with the net, vented very well especially with the awning up. I staked out additional ropes that came with the upgrades stakes, to help hold it upright in case it got windy. It never got super windy but stayed up fine. Slept 2 adults, 5ft and 5ft 7 with 2 cots, the cots were also nice to keep the clothes under in vacuum bags. Hmmm…we wrapped white Christmas lights around the middle pole for lighting but it does have a hook for a lantern. Packed up pretty easy as well. No real complaints, would be nice of the pouches to hold your phone and stuff weren’t just on one side but no big deal.

This tent is AWESOME. We took it out to Caprock Canyons this past weekend and it was fantastic.Best tent I’ve ever had. We also had 27mph winds and 34mph gusts on the second night and the tent held up.Okay assembly! Will be super easy the second time and was pretty dang easy first time and we had to set up in the dark.1) we put a big ol footprint down and laid the tent on top. Make sure the door of the tent is facing the right way BEFORE you stake in the six loops ?2) put that center pole together3)put that circle ⭕️ pole together. This attaches to the top of the rain fly and then the canopy triangle top stretches around the circle ⭕️4) Put the rain fly over the tent and lift both the tent and the fly up at the same time! It’s really easy, first put the pole in the top of the tent then as you lift, you put the bottom of the pole in that center square that’s on the tent bottom.5) stake down the rain fly! And you’re done! We bought heavy duty stakes and a stake hammer which was WELL worth it and made hammering the stakes into the hard desert soil easy as pieWe fit a blow up mattress in there and had SO much extra room. Both doors open up for incredible views and also the ventilation is amazing.

Bought this for a music festival and camped on a ski slope. Was worried it would fall over because of the one pole holding it up. But it did not for the 5 days we camped. Ventilation is great. I’m 5’11 and stand easily inside. Lots of room. Got a ton of compliments. Dope purchase!

As an Eagle Scout, I have spent many nights in a tent, under a tarp, and under the stars. I bought this tent to replace a dome tent from the early oughts. I could not have been happier. This tent held up to a week long camping trip so far, one that included not just one but TWO full gully washers (one had so much lightning that you could read a book by). This tent was roomy enough for two adults to sleep and live in quite comfortably for the entire trip, even buttoned up to keep warm and dry. This tent went up incredibly easily, held up to 20+ mph gusts without guylines, and even had decorations that truly turned this tent into a home away from home. Your neighbors in the campsites will be jealous and just plain curious. Be prepared to make new friends.Tips: stake this tent taught, it works much better when it is tight.Buy better stakes, although I could recommend that for nearly every tent ever.Place a tarp underneath, you never know when you need it, but you definitely do when you forget.TL;DR: give this tent a chance, it is not just for festivals, it attracts attention at any campsite and lives up to the hype.