EVER ADVANCEDBlackout 6 Person Camping Tent, Outdoor Gear Camping Equipment, Instant Cabin Tent for Family with Vestibule and Large Mesh Windows, 60s Easy Setup, Double Layer, Water-Resistant, Blue

I am the most indecisive person alive and when I tell you I spent at least two months comparing tents on here before I chose this one.I was looking for a tent for bonnaroo and on Reddit everyone would mention how hot it is waking up in your tent every morning by 8am and how cold it can be going to bed at night. I don’t like that. This is a blackout tent and it really is amazingly dark. I personally feel like it did help regulate the temperature whilst the door was closed but as soon as I had that door open all the hot air kinda got trapped in the tent with the rain fly still on. As soon as the rain fly is taken off though it’s such an amazing amount of ventilation that even when it’s hot out you’re not unbearably hot in the tent.I’m also only one person and I like to try and do things on my own as much as possible as to not hassle other people lmao. The way this tent is the easiest thing ever to put up, take down, and put away is so helpful to me. I never thought it could be so easy to set up and take down but I do it just fine on my own. It takes me maybe five minutes for setup and the same for take down.Another thing I was really looking for in a tent was height. I really wanted to be able to stand up in the tent and change and be comfortable. I had my cot in there on one side, a small table and trash can, and still had plenty of space to throw all of my clothes all over the place and walk around without stepping on all of them (I need better organization for my clothes). This tent was more than enough space for one person.The very last night we were at bonnaroo there was a horrible thunderstorm, and my tent held up Amazingly. I did waterproof it before the festival, but the tent is already very water resistant in the first place, so, even if I didn’t waterproof it beforehand, I think it still would’ve held up very well.All in all amazing tent for what I got it for. It seems super durable compared to the tent my friends bought, is waay easier to put up and take down, even with only one person, and I definitely stayed cooler than the rest of my company in the morning.

I set up my new tent as soon as it arrived and I am so impressed with how easy it was to set up and all the features of product! This is a well made tent with a lot of great features. There are two sets of interior pockets and also two spots for your power cords. One in the front of tent and one in the back. They even thought to add Velcro loops at the top of each corner to hold your power cords in place. I do plan on purchasing stronger stakes for the main four corners but other then that I would highly recommend this tent. It is the perfect size and you can stand up anywhere in it, not just the center. It was super easy to take down and pack away as well!

This tent was extremely easy to set up! I haven't actually slept in it yet but I did set it up in my back yard to try it out. Setting it up was very straight forward, one of the easier tents I've ever set up. The material is very thick but somehow it didn't feel stuffy in the tent at all, with the rain cover on. I love all the window openings, so I can view the nature without the bugs if I have too. It also has nice little hooks to hang things and pockets for items like flash lights and cell phones. It seems like it will be water proof. All in all awesome tent for the money. I look forward to using it on many adventures this summer!

My hubby and I are frequent campers and camp out nearly every weekend. We were very excited to try this tent. It was easy to set up, BUT we have used the tent 3 times and already have two holes. The poles rub on the floor of the tent when folded up causing thin, fragile material. I have tents that we have used for YEARS. This tent was good for 3 weekends. NOT WORTH THE MONEY!!

It's amazing and easy set up but you need all eight people to get it back in the bag.It's only me trying to pack it up after the test bc my lazy husband is telling me "I told you not to buy that big thing."I've always preferred learning the hard way.Trying to decide if I'll wrap it up in the tarp or keep wrestling it until I squeeze it back it. Not sure if it's worth keeping for this big of a pack up hassle.Edit. We took it to death valley for a star party. With two people putting it up was still awesome. Take down and packing was still a nightmare. My husband is lazy and impatient. So he threw every part of the tent unpacked in the trunk. While I was packing my other stuff.Another hard part for me was extending the poles so they clicked into place.The best thing was there was tons of space for the three of us, plus luggage. The black out was perfect. If my lazy husband would have zipped up the door properly when he came to bed.We probably won't go camping again until spring.