FanttikOutdoorAlpha C4 Ultra Camping Tent 4 Person Pop Up Instant Cabin Setup in 60 Seconds Portable Hub Tent with Rainfly & Windproof for Outdoor Camping & Overlanding

This tent is great. A cheaper alternative to the same sized Gazelle tent and it was tested seriously by 2.5” of hard, overnight rain coupled with winds gusting to 30 mph all weekend. NO LEAKS. Super easy to set up by myself, but I needed help with the rain fly (1st time, hoping I figure out a way if solo camping). Was able to wipe off any moisture with a towel before re-packing. Seems pretty durable so far. Zippers were good although I must have not staked appropriately and the door on one side was tighter than the other. Super easy to take down and pack into the bag. God bless this company for giving me an OVERSIZED bag that enabled me to add my tent footprint into the bag and not have to struggle!. I used a twin inflatable mattress, fit in a table and a chair (and a camp potty.). The tent provided me with my first perfect dry camp in years. I am a fan.

Saw a tent exactly like this years ago, on sale for about $190 and have it a try. I loved it so much I wanted a second in case the original one became unusable. It was out of stock and then discontinued.Over the years, I kept an eye out and never saw it again. I've used the tent in wind and rain without any issues. Those who say it'll collapse in wind have not used it nor have they ever been ice fishing in a tent. They're basically the same setup. Even without the side wall tie downs, it was fine, but if you need extra, the side wall tie downs will make it solid.My friends and family have all been impressed when they see how easy it is to set up and take down, and how much room there is. Because the walls are vertical and not slanted, there's so much more useable space. I'm 6'4" and can stand up straight in the middle without touching the top.I was telling a coworker about the tent and randomly searched the style to show him and this one came up with some other more popular brands. Others I've seen over the years are between $270-$500, and I've been tempted over the years to spend the money cause I really wanted another. I was blown away that it was on sale for $177! If you missed that sale, you missed out. I got two of them cause I knew it was a fantastic tent and a fantastic price. Now if my original becomes unusable, I have backups in storage. If there's an emergency and family and friends need shelter, I have some great options.Even at full price, I'd choose this one over more expensive brands. It has a larger rain fly and more windows.I can't say enough good things about this tent. Camping has never been more enjoyable!

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this tent about a month and a half ago after a lot of deep research on a pop out tent. I ended up going with this one, due to all the many great reviews.This tent is made of really good quality materials, Hefty zippers and is a cinch to build. I didn't plan on it , but it rained for about a half an hour , big fat rain . Not just a sprinkle. There was no moisture inside that tent!I think it literally took me an entire minute and 20 seconds to pop this thing up, after only seeing the company video 6 weeks ago. Super easy. I had my entire tent set up with bedding and everything by the time I saw my buddy finish his traditional 2 man tent.If I were to give it any negativity at all, it would just be that it's quite long and quite heavy. Not that you can't tuck it in just about anywhere in any regular sized car. But, the convenience and the ease of popping this tent up completely outweighs these observations.This could handle four people, although it would be slightly snug. 3 People totally comfortable. Two people it's like having your own condo. I'm 6'1 and could stand in the tent with ease. Standing up in a tent believe it or not has a lot of value! I would highly recommend anybody looking for an easy well-made pop-up tent. This is the one!

very roomy inside 1st time solo camper ( old lady camper ) was so easy to pull hubs out .really have to give it a good tug on sides ,ceiling went up easy guide lines were so easy to attach and stack , highly recommending setting up in back yard and pre-attaching guidelines first and just leaving them on . and always rolling the tenting up in the fly before putting back in the bag if you store it right the set up and break down is so much easier - the tent stakes are sub par - i would like to upgrade those - some of the tent zipper togs fell of they are just tied on had to retie a few not a biggie - had plenty of ventilation during day which was great , suggest leaving a few windows vented during summer was condensation on inside of rainfly in the morning - the rainfly is really thin during a hard rain i am questioning whether or not i would get wet - it did say water proof / maybe extra waterproofing would not be too bad idea but if expecting bad weather or extended stay an over head tarp would be ideal to be safe .was very comfortable in this set up had cabella's folding cot - recommend putting rugs under cot so tent doesn't tear underneath as the legs are metal - I DID use a foot print underneath the tent too just as large as the tent to prevent pooling if rain . i had folding table in the next to cot to hold my water ,glasses and t.p because i use a camp toilet at night . not leaving my tent in middle of night - nope no bears or wild pigs for me thanks - and i did hear some pigs this trip . that is a no for me . so i had plently of room for my gear this was a 4 person tent great for one person and glamping crap , if hubby went it would have been tight but do able . though i would have put camp toilet in the shower house next to tent then . i did not use electricity this trip , but there is a port hole for generator or cord access for electricity if you require heat or fan or whatever . over all value and design 8 . doors are weird triangle but low enough that you don't get caught in the fabric and trip and wide i liked that feature .