4 Person Easy Pop Up Tent Waterproof Automatic Setup 2 Doors-Instant Family Tents for Camping Hiking & Traveling

This Pop Up Tent is a game-changer for camping! It truly lives up to its "easy up" name – setting it up is instant and hassle-free, which is perfect after a long day. It's genuinely waterproof, keeping us dry and comfortable, and the 4-person capacity is just right. The "Big Green" color looks great too. Highly recommend this for anyone wanting a convenient and reliable camping tent!

This thing was perfect. We arrived after 3 am and the fact that i could literally just open this and BOOM have a place to sleep! was great. We used it primarily to store costumes and stuff. The product is labeled water resistant, not waterproof. All I did during the rain was fold the bottom flaps of the 2 doors over the bottom edge and hold with a couple of clips. It did not leak despit insane rain. We did not bother with guy wires because our stuff was heavy. The wind made it flap like crazy but nothing broke. The tent folded back just fine and I was so happy to have the easiest tent breakdown in 16 burns. If you know anything about Burning Man 2025 you are aware this was a major test. It passed with flying colors. I haven't taken it out to wash it yet. that is for next week

i've had this tent for a few years and have used it often. Setup is a breeze, and folding it up is also easy once you know how to do it, but I use it infrequently enough that I must usually check youtube for directions. It's much too large for backpacking, but it's great for car camping, and I've also used it while kayak camping.Some reviews say that water penetrates the fabric, but I believe they're seeing condensation. Condensation is practically unavoidable with a single-walled tent, and it is a problem with this tent, but the doors are a bigger problem in the rain. With the flaps zipped, the tent seems quite water-tight, but because the door slopes toward the top of the tent, opening the door in the rain or when the tent is drenched allows water to leak into the tent. An awning would help but might require more guy lines. This tent hardly needs guy lines otherwise. I withheld one star because of this design flaw, but I like the tent in dry weather or light rain.

Great little tent-Not sure I would want 3 people in it but it’s great for my teen son.Flat and easy to travel with, easy set up,Good material

awesome product fast setup just pull elastic band an throw sets up instantly very comfortable an fast take down once you master the instructions on the bag it comes in very light too

It's okay, worked but ended up leaking and dripping water. It's also too short of a height for the doors which is problematic. All in all good value for the money but j may still return it. Ventilation was decent, and overall quality is enough to make me consider it a 4 start tent floor didn't leak either. Set up was easy height is a little low and the wind deformed the tent on me several times I had to use my chai to prop it up. So I'll put it at 3 stars.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This pop-up tent is impressively easy to set up, literally unfolds in seconds, and offers great space for two people with room to stretch. It comes with clear folding instructions both on the back of the box and attached inside the storage bag, which is really helpful. The dual mesh doors provide excellent ventilation, while the zippered covers offer privacy and rain protection. It also includes ground nails and rods to keep the tent secure. It held up well in light rain and feels durable with its 190T polyester and PE floor. Folding it back takes a little practice, and it packs a bit bulky, but overall it’s a great tent for convenience, comfort, and value.

Great on paper but bad in practice. Not having a rain fly is a major design flaw. Condensation builds inside the tent due to the lack of ventilation, which then wicks rain water through. A traditional tent has ventilation at the top which fixes that problem, and the rain fly then prevents rain from coming through the ceiling vents.In my photos, you can see dark areas of the tent material where water soaked through. Initially I thought it was due to the sides being touched, but then it dripped on us from the ceiling. Nothing worse than trying to avoid water while sleeping.Regarding space, I would say it comfortably sleeps only 2 adults. No way could you get 4 grown men in there, especially if they have sleep mats. I was very cramped with myself and my two boys (ages 9 & 11). It’s too short width-wise to sleep without your head, feet, and/or mat touching the sides. Long ways, it’s long enough for extra room at your head and toes, but barely wide enough for three sleep mats side by side. The corners of our mats were touching the sides, which didn’t help with the wetness issue.Also I would like to add that the awning over the door collects tons of water when it rains. It eventually collapsed and poured water on our shoes.Big fail all around.