Instant Pop Up Camping Tent, 2/4/6 Person, Easy Setup Tent, Water Resistant Dome, Portable with Carry Bag

High quality. Super easy to set up. Love the front door and back door design. A little tricky to fold up and put away but once figure it out its not bad. Big hit with the kids.

** Got Termite Swarms? You'll Want To Read This! ** Ok so I live in Northwest Florida. Anyone who lives in the South should know by now that every Spring these termite swarms are getting worse and worse, they come straight into your home and give you hell. THAT is why I purchased this tent! Now, I don't know how ANYONE can get by without it. This is such an important tool to have during those horrific, terrifying times. What a true peace of mind this tent has given me. Thank me later. I love this tent! it's easy to put up due to the fact that it will literally pop up into place (watch out). like anything, it does not fold back right to put it into the carrying case - that's not really a big deal. it's large enough for two adults with two twin-sized foam pads to sleep on. it's great quality, roomy with two inside pockets and two side windows. both windows and doors have the option to have just the screen zipped up, or both layers - which makes it more secure and private. also, a big highlight is that the screen is like micro-mesh, meaning no bug shall enter! Seriously, if you live in the South - buy yourself one of these tents and find a good spot in your house, get a couple of foam pads. Use a box fan to circulate air. Pile up with some blankets and pillows, turn all your lights off in the house and enjoy the protection. It's SO much better than having a season-long freak out session all night every night.

I own this, a 2-year-old Coleman, and year-old Moon Lence pop-up tent. They work exactly the same way but have some noticeable differences. First, the 5-8 person capacity is overstated. I would consider 4-5 adults to be appropriate. Air flow: I have mixed feelings about the tents - Coleman has large, mesh openings at the top, allowing for heat to be whisked away and for you to have a nice view of the sky. The lower part of the tent however, has ZERO air flow and could result in high temperatures during hot days in California - EchoSmile and Moon Lence has large, mesh door openings at the front and back, allowing for a breeze to flow through (if tent is oriented correctly) -- Moon Lence's top mesh portion is not as large as Coleman's, allowing you to see less of the sky. Benefit of this is that it is likely better to hold in heat -- EchoSmile has NO mesh opening at the top, trapping in heat. It makes up for that with 2 vents near each of the two doors Pockets: Coleman has a large, mesh pocket to store items. The Moon Lence has a small one on each side. EchoSmile has a large and small on each, respective side. Rain: I feel that the Moon Lence, due to the front and back door being mesh all the way through, rain water could potentially enter the tent. However, a sprinkler test resulted in the tent staying surprisingly dry. Perhaps it wouldn't withstand a rainstorm, but these pop up tents aren't designed for that (or snow) anyway. EchoSmile held up well. Deployment: All three deploy quickly. Throw into the air and unfold. Stake the tent and guy lines down to secure against wind. Be sure to purchase a tarp that's slightly smaller than the tent floor to help keep water from pooling and most importantly: to keep any sharp objects from puncturing the tent floor. Packing away: Coleman and Moon Lence, due to them being 4-person tents, fold up the same way. Coleman has a nice video on YouTube to show how. The tent also has some pictures printed onto the carry case, though that's hard to follow. I use a modified technique from Coleman's that works very well. It involves putting the tent in-between your legs before folding the top part down and inward like a crashing wave. The Moon Lence does provide picture instructions with the tent itself. EchoSmile, on the other hand, was the most difficult to figure out on how to fold away. Its larger capacity requires it to be folded differently, and the demo video on Amazon did not show all the steps in detail. It is hard to describe, but you essentially fold the tent together, flatten it, twist it hexagonally, and flip one side over the other to the point where it feels like you are about to break the poles. It took some practice and it does make me wonder how long the poles will fare over time due to the force exerted during the folding process. As with all pop-up tents, they are not suitable for winter camping and heavy rains. They are just not built sturdy enough to withstand strong forces. They DO make up for in convenience with quick deployment and packing. Ultimately, it was a toss-up between the tents, and I decided to give the Coleman to my brother. The Moon Lence slightly won me over with the large, mesh doors for better cooling, though my brother said he felt comfortably fine in the Coleman. The EchoSmile is the only decent option I found for slightly more room than the other two tents. Rather than comfortably fitting 3 persons (Coleman and Moon Lence), the EchoSmile can easily fit four campers.

Such a cool idea! Took 30 seconds to put up. You just throw it in the air and voila! A tent! However, it took 4 days and lots of YouTube how-to videos to put it back down. We had to load in a hurry because a freak storm came through and wasn’t interested in testing its waterproof ability. 😂 because we couldn’t figure out how to take it down proper, it took up a lot of space on the way home. It is big enough for 3 grown ups with 3 twin sized mattress pads plus our belongings and ice chest. You’re not standing in it or anything. I’m 5’3 and the height of the tent was even short for me. The price is worth the size and ease of setting up a tent!

Went camping in New Mexico. Had a windy 30 minute event on the 2nd day. It caused small holes to form in the screen of one of the doors. It does pop open and set up easily, but even with the video for reference, the break down of the tent into a figure eight and fold over was impossible, even with two grown men who use car window shields on a regular basis, and understand that concept. I gave the tent away after one use. Not impressed. It also claims that you can get two double air mattresses into the 6 person tent. Nope. Not even close. I was camping with family members, and shared this tent with my adult son. Had to sleep on just one double air mattress side ways along with my son and 3 small dogs. Not comfortable at all. I would have never bought it if I would’ve thought I wasn’t going to be able to use 2 double air mattresses as it states for the 6 person tent. They were not the tall type of mattress either. The only good thing about it, was the almost instant “pop up opening”. Other than that, I would not recommend this tent at all!

Update: I finally figured it out. After making the figure 8 and folding it, you have to do that step again. I guess depending on the size of the tent. I'll update again once I camp in it. First post: So far, not to excited about this tent. It's super easy to put up, but I can't get it back in the bag. I'm going to use it to hike and camp. I need to be able to use the handles on the bag, as the tent won't fit in any backpack. I can get half of it the right size then the poles don't want to bend for the other half.

I guess this pop-up tent is really not for me. Inside Amazon box the Echo Smile bag was torn and the snapped fiberglass pole was protruding 😭😭😭

Size wise in my opinion only a 2 man NOT a 4 man.. Myself my wife and children went in it couldn't get 4 sleeping bags in it. 3was a struggle

Muy bonita, pero se ve que no durará mucho, las costuras ya comenzaron a abrirse al primer uso. Por lo demás excelente.

Simple to ise

Muy fácil si armado y una vez que practicas para cerrarlo ya no tienes problema!!!