Moon Lence Pop up Tent Instant Tent 2 3 4 Person Camping Tent Waterproof Tent for Family Easy Setup with 3 Mesh Windows and 2 Big Doors

I love this tent so much.However, I do not recommend it for temperatures under 40° as it builds a lot of condensation even though it keeps no heat in. It was VERY cold and the condensation from us being in there soaked everything in the tent, and then some of that condensation on the actual tent still even froze.. lol.But! I gave this 5 stars because the tent is perfect for summer time with all the awesome windows, skylight, and two entrances. It's so spacious, too. And it was so easy to take down and pop up!! I did have to YouTube how to get it back small again as the instructions were not quite clear enough on how you do that, but after that it was a breeze.Highly recommend! (Definitely check out the YouTube video on taking it back down, though!!!!!)

I bought this to use at camp the day before I start a backpack with a much lighter and smaller 30 ounce shelter. It's easy to set up (unleash the springy tent and it unfolds ready to use immediately), roomy and comfortable. Good for established campgrounds and car camping. If you've ever used a spring loaded car sunshade, it's nearly as easy to take down and put away. 4 stars because I'm wondering how it will stand up to rain.

This pop up tent is great for camping g or a back yard night out. It opens quickly and is easy to fold back up and stores in small flat spaces.

I own both this and a 2-year-old Coleman pop-up tent. They work exactly the same way but have some noticeable differences.Price: about the sameAir flow: I have mixed feelings about both 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- Moon Lence has large, mesh door openings at the front and back, allowing for a breeze to flow through (if tent is oriented correctly). But, the 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.Pockets: Coleman has a large, mesh pocket to store items. The Moon Lence has a small one on each 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.Deployment: Both 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: They both fold away 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.Ultimately, it was a toss-up between both 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.

Super easy set up and take down not well explained butsuoer easy once you figure which way to fold it watch the video fold toward the floor of the tent.

Update: the new tent had the mantle! So now it’s just waiting for an opportunity to go camping.We have only set up the tent to make sure it would work, but I thought I’d go ahead and review it now, and then I’ll update once we’ve used it. The tent set up well, and despite all the reviews that said it was hard to get back in the bag, we did not have any trouble.The only trouble is that the rain fly or “mantle,” was missing. They issued a partial refund and ordered a new mantle to be sent by the factory. We never received it. So they contacted the factory again and were told they didn’t have any more to send. So they gave me additional refund to add up to the original price I paid and told me to reorder the entire tent.When I went to do that, I saw that the price of the tent had increased and the amount they refunded would not meet the new price. They basically said too bad, but when I pushed a little and said the tent was unusable without the mantle because of the humid environment in which we live, they gave me a discount code that made the new tent the original price. I just reordered it and am hoping it has the mantle this time!So, this is all to say that the company did the right thing and was responsive to my request. I’ll update with an actual review of the tent when it comes.

Held up during light rain. Easy to set up. Like that the windows zip on the inside. Had a little trouble with Velcro outside doors. One of the stake loops came off first outing. Did have condensation inside on very cold night but not too bad. Easy set up and easy tear down once you understand the tear down.

nice tent