ColemanSkydome Tent with 5 Minute Setup, 4-Person Weatherproof Tent

Simple to set up, clever design gives all the fresh air you would like. Big enough for a bed, chair and potti and tall enough for 90 year olds like me! The perfect tent!

I got this for my partner to use when he goes hunting, he says it works great and it is very roomie. It held up to Texas wind and was easy to take down and put up. As far as leakage, there was some slight rain nothing too heavy and it lasted that test.

Pros: lots of space, pretty straight forward set up (needs 2 people for less time in set up), pretty good material, brings all the parts necessary.Cons: rain fly had some tears in it, and the bag it comes in for storage is not big enough to put the tent and its components in after use. ( i will have to buy a separate bag to store the tent in)Overall got this tent on a deal. Pretty good for the money paid.

This easily fits two car campers, or more backpackers. It's pretty easy to set up, but you will want to stake the corners and the flaps, or it will be noisy as the flaps hit the side of the tent.For the price, I'm not expecting a decades-long lifespan, but for occasional car camping with Scouts or family this is a great value.

Very easy to assemble as the rods come attached to the tent on the corners, and each segment is connected by springy cord which makes the final poles easy to assemble. The case also comes with an insert to remind you how to assemble it, which I only needed to reference for the rain cover. However, once you've assembled the rain cover once it's very easy to repeat, because everything you need is already attached to the cover, and it is stabilized by clipping on hooks already attached to the tent corners. It even comes with a "patio" - a small piece of tent fabric which you place outside the entrance to avoid tracking in dirt/rocks.The interior is vertically spacious, and the floor fits a queen-sized mattress (or two individual camping pads). The interior also has a hook at the top for clipping a hanging light, and has several pouches around the sides off the ground for holding various items.I'm very happy with this tent, especially for the very reasonable price. It's probably too large and heavy for a backpacking tent, but it's excellent for car camping, and the packed size is actually quite small and easy to pack into a trunk.

Last year I decided I wanted to start camping. I had not been camping since I was a teen w/my parents decades ago. I wanted to get into the hobby cheap, but not so cheap as to ruin the experience. Just to see if I really would enjoy it or if the nostalgia would wear off fast.I used this tent several times this year and don't regret it one bit.In the pros column:* Plenty of space for a single person. I was able to fit a camping cot, my camping chair, and a 25 gallon bin (as a nightstand) in the tent with enough room to move around. It was snug, but comfortable.* The tent held up to moderate rain on two of my trips - no water got inside. Though there was little wind to drive the rain.* The mostly netting body with the rain fly providing privacy meant that the tent remained relatively cool. But it was still comfortable down into the mid-30s F.And the cons:* The provided stakes were not of the best quality and were a challenge to use in the very rocky sites I went to in the West.* While the tent could remain cool, in direct sunlight on a desert day, it would not. The lone window on the front door meant there was little chance of a cross breeze helping matters much.* Setting up as a solo camper did take some time - definitely not the 5 minutes as advertised. Closer to 15 minutes.* The domed walls do cut down on the usable floor space inside the tent when not sleeping/resting directly on the ground.* Trying to get the tent to fit into the original, machine packed bag, is an exercise in futility. I simply bought a 25 gal. tote to carry the tent, rain fly and ground tarp in.Honestly, for a year's worth of usage to see if I really was going to keep camping, this was the ideal tent. A lot of the negatives on the list are more due to the style of camping I intended to use vs. the style of camping the tent targets. This is more of a heavier, multi-person, backpacking tent whereas I set out to car-camp as a solo person.I have since replaced this tent with a far more expensive, far heavier, and roomier tent for my 2nd season. But this tent fulfilled it's purpose. It let me know camping is something I am enjoying for the hobby it is, and not the nostalgia of years past.

My grandsons aged 9 and 12 need a bigger tent for their family camping fun. They can stand up inside this one. its well constructed and super easy to set up and it gives plenty of space from both of them and their duffles and a friend if invited.... also would allow for an inflatable sofa and a plug in fridge but mom said "NO, they will never come out!" Moms know. This will be wonderful for them for a very long time.

Good tent at a good price.Coleman quality