Coleman Skydome Camping Tent with 5 Minute Setup, 2/4/6/8 Person Weatherproof Tent with Rainfly & Carry Bag, 20% More Headroom Than Traditional Canopies

This is worth the money and then some. I own 2 Big Agnes tents -one backpacking and the other family sized, so I’m a bit of a tent snob. I was in a pinch and needed something in between the two sizes for a last minute trip for just me and my husband and dogs. Since we were taking our new fur baby for the first time, I didn’t want to risk my expensive tents not knowing how she would do. We used it last weekend and was pleasantly surprised on the quality and how easy it was to set up and take down. Don’t hesitate. Btw- I seldom take the time to write reviews but I felt the product was worthy of the time.

It's good quality. Doesn't get hotter than any other tent, I do enjoy the lower screen sides. It's has been set up during two rainy days and not a drop has made it inside, of course if your stuff is pressed against the sides it will probably get wet though. This was super easy to set up with one or two people, I didn't even look at the instructions. Take down is as easy as any other Coleman tent. My favorite is the preattached poles and the fact that there is no little sleeve to thread the poles through. Just put the poles together, attach them to the correct corners and hook the tent to the poles. The only downside is I had a hard time finding the front of the rain fly the first couple times. I would recommend getting at least one size bigger that what you need, just for some extra moving space. Overall it's great tent for a new camper or a seasoned camping vet and I would definitely recommend it.

It was a bit tight with a queen size air mattress, but other than that it kept us warm and without bugs! Easy to set up and pack as well.

I’ve used this tent four years in a row and never had any issues. Best to treat the tarp yearly with waterproofing spray. Highly recommend.

Great for stargazing since most of the upper part is mesh except for the door side; also lots of ventilation. I can put it up in about 15 minutes by myself. I also like I can almost stand up straight. It did not come with a ground cloth so I bought one from REI. The carrying bag can be expanded by ripping off a cloth panel on the bottom; I can fit everything including the ground cloth back in the carrying bag but I have to pack everything well. Recommend getting velcro straps to keep the rolled up tent compact to stuff it back in the carrying bag. The only thing I don't like is the poles stay attached to the tent; makes it harder to fold up the tent.

Went for a 6 day camping trip in Glacier National Park and it had been raining for 6 days straight and the tent held up amazingly. Would suggest buying a tarp along with this.

Tents in general have as of late been manufactured less and less. I took this one out on a double maiden trip. I had to go buy a truck bed cargo net for daily storage. The first trip was outside Joshua tree along the ten. The wind varied from “6mph to 30mph” according to the nearest town for weather conditions. I would say if it hits 18 be weary of dropping the poles or it’s gonna bend and possibly break. Mind you since there was definitely no chance of rain I never put the rain fly on so it was gonna break with wind passing through the tent. The second trip was at pyramid lake campground off the five. The wind was constant and it rained heavily during a night. It’s not great in the rain. With the experience in Joshua I happen to have a nook where I could stash the tent and the trees helped block the wind. Only rain issues were present in the second trip. The bottom line of the door the zipper is crap The stitches and extra plastic material gets in the way and it sticks and it’s a two hand procedure. The wind was so bad at the lake it shredded my neighbors camp. I think I overheard them saying everything was wrecked. I am not pleased with the tents overall performance. I have had a dark tent and those are better built and will most likely be buying another one perhaps a size up. I already have the giant 12/9 dark tent and we got this as a quick weekender. But it’s not worth even that in my opinion. My last darkroom tent lasted me years and all conditions from rain ice snow wind. The tent I bought most recently is garbage.

I’ve went on three campouts since buying this tent. One of the pole’s metal ferrule, that curves, was delivered overly bent. I don’t realize it till it was already up so it was too late to return. It broke in half during the third campout. 8 days total of use. My last Coleman tent lasted seven years. I’m very disappointed. However, it is easy to put up and takedown.

La tienda está bien, sin embargo, le falta uno de los vientos y hace que no sienta del todo bien. es mi única queja, pero a la vez es importante cuando estás en situación de viento fuerte.

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