STOVEHUT 70 Hot Tent with Two Tarp Poles and Two Tent Poles | Latest Version 3.0

large and comfy space, but kind of hard to setup cause the tent doesn’t hv a frame, all is depend on 2 pole & rope.

I haven’t used an Aframe style tent in ages so I’m gonna account for some user error on my part .. took me 40 min or so to set up in backyard .. stakes that were supplied were actually rather well made and they give you just enough to use all available tieouts, which you’ll find is tedious but necessary to puff it out to max volume .. the poles, however, were an issue .. I was sent 3 porch poles (metal rod at one end to go through grommets) and one inner tent pole (flat round plastic caps to prevent damage top and bottom) .. long term use like this is going to eventually poke a hole through the roof) .. forgive the photo where I didn’t have the footprint settled correctly, the fireproof end needed some pulling to get it to lay where the stove would sit .. again, rough to set up solo but I imagine I’ll get the hang of it .. the pole issue is a problem though and I can’t find a way to contact support without sending the whole tent back.. edit: first time using it camping, setup was much quicker this time, opted to replace problem pole with two I owned for camping with a tarp .. low of 58°F so not an cold temp trip, no stove in this weather but with all the vents open and porch exposed, it was fantastic sleep with a nice cool breeze .. no precipitation so I can’t speak on the (potential) for leaks in the 3.0 version .. will edit further after a trip with rain .. mid December, low of 30° F, heavy and steady rain for 18+ hours .. tent did not prove worthy in inclement weather .. dropped my review to 3 stars for the sake of multiple leaks along the roof seams and mid level seams .. gonna doctor it up with some seam sealer .. I plan on using this tent in nicer weather because I really do like the design, the roominess, and the vestibule and porch features .. but if I see more than a little rain in the forecast, it’s staying in my basement .. latest update, raising it to 4 stars because despite the issues mentioned above, I’ve used this tent 10 or 12 times now, with stove and without, in the pine barrens with 15” of snow fall overnight and in the warmer climes too .. some seam sealer and a patch where stove ash flew up into tent ceiling .. despite all that, tent is still going strong so I call it a win

I am going to admit right away, we set up this tent in our backyard and after testing it out, we decided not to use it. We used a much larger, heavier "glamping" style tent instead, because we wanted the extra room and we were able to park our car next to our campsite. This tent would be great for someone who wants extra features, including a space for a tent stove (without needing further modification), but still wants something lightweight that is simple to pack and unpack. It is a small tent with very little headroom - comfortable for 1 person (sitting or laying down) and some gear - a bit tight for 2 people. But, if you want a tent for backpacking that seems to be of good quality and has a ton of convenient ventilation options this might be the tent for you.

I'm thoroughly impressed with the Pomoly Hot Tent! Despite its small size, it's a powerhouse of warmth and comfort. The compact design is perfect for solo camping trips or cozy getaways with a partner. The built-in stove jack is a game-changer, allowing me to use my stove to keep the interior toasty warm even in chilly weather. Plus, the tent's small footprint makes it easy to set up in tight spaces without sacrificing comfort. Overall, it's a fantastic tent that exceeds expectations, and I highly recommend it for anyone seeking a cozy and warm shelter for outdoor adventures!

Came with no instructions or even a single pice of paper takes a long time to set up and the tent stakes are so cheap they bend as soon as you try to put them I’m the ground I can’t even imagine putting a stove in this tent since the quality is very low

I set this up in my yard for a week with sleeping bags inside and it all stayed dry through some rain. Camped in it for 3 nights with my girl and it served us well. It has enough room for our sleeping gear and two duffel bags of clothes. We did use a stove and that worked out pretty good too. If you are backpacking, this tent would be an ok option and packs up well into the sack. If you are just car camping, get a larger tent.

Good tent if you are backpacking although there were no instructions with mine was able to figurw it out though. It would be a tight fit with two people inside though and keeps heat great

Got it for the Husband and he is loving it!! best part is that it has a netted sheet to seperate the hot stove section from the sleeping side! well worth the money