UNP 2/4/6/8 Person Tent, Portable Cabin Tent, Camping Tent 4-Person Easy Set Up, Waterproof with Top Rainfly for Outdoor Camping/Hiking

used this past week. perfect size for one person and there dog! I love UNP tents. and I think I found my perfect size for 1. very tall inside. good quality. holds up well in storms. goes up easily by 1. easy to take down too. weight not a dome by done by one person np. good prices. zipper seems better than other UNP zippers but catches when clothes changes.

I wanted a tent that slept two people with extra storage space AND that I could stand up inside. This ended up being the perfect solution for my needs. By placing a sleeping bag on each side of the door, we had a large enough center aisle to accommodate our cooler and “laundry pod”. For two people, despite the small foot print, this is a roomy tent and an amazing value. So for the Pros and cons, here you goPROS1.) Easy to set up. One person could do it, but two of us had it up quickly. Less than 15 minutes.2.) Storage Bag was small but it wasn’t difficult to get the tent back inside and it fit easily!3.) Seams were well stitched and zippers worked fine on ours. I could see where some people complained about the rain flap getting caught in the zipper, but we didn’t have that issue.4.) Tent stayed dry inside during a storm.5.) As mentioned above, it was roomy for the two of us the way we set it up.6.) We could easily stand in the center and it did t feel claustrophobic.7.) With the windows open we had nice cross ventilation.8.) We thought it was a great value for the price.CONS:1.) Unless you have three very small people (like two adults and a small child, or three small children) I don’t think this tent would be large enough. Frankly, I couldn’t imagine putting four people in the one we purchased which said “2-4 people”.2.) There wasn’t really a good layout for us to put two sleeping bags side by side or put in an air mattress for two people (like a full or queen sized one). Someone would always end up crawling over someone else to get in and out of the tent. We ended up putting our air mattress away and used our cots-one on each side of the door. So not able to cuddle and snuggle at night as we’re older and sometime in the middle of the night, we have to get up to use the bathroom. We tried multiple arrangements including putting two sleeping bags side by side running parallel to the back wall, but again, one of us had to crawl over the other to leave the tent with our bedding in that position.3.) It would have been nice to have a couple more pockets for storing cell phones and cords, OR a hook from the center ceiling where a light could hang. (We had to tie one onto the strings.) Again for the price, that might be asking for too much.

We bought this tent to serve dual purposes. We have a deck that isn't covered where we currently reside. We wanted something that was easy to set up, would keep us cool from the direct sun, dry when it's raining, but still have a nice tent for camping. This fit the bill! My husband had the tent set up in minutes and the rainfall was easy to put on. The windows and door have zippered covered that are easy to unzip to allow a nice cross breeze. It's roomy inside, and plenty high enough to stand, especially for tall people. The tie downs are sturdy and easy to adjust as well. Overall, it's a nice tent.

I still love to tent camp, this is so roomy, lightweight, great design so you can be comfortable, easy setup and take down. Perfect for functional camping. I do recommend getting better stakes. And making sure you are in an area where wind is blocking but for the pricing. Really good product overall

This a a great tent for the cost. I’m a 72 year old woman and I can set this up in less than 15 minutes by myself. The carry bag is big enough so that the tent easily goes back in and is light weight. The zipper on mine works perfectly. It’s rained several times and I’ve had no leaks. I really like this tent.

Better than Coleman tents! The fabric is a bit thicker/nicer. The poles are sturdy. The cross poles that hold up the roof are significantly stronger/thicker than the Coleman ones. The flaps near the two door zippers are made of a stiff thicker fabric, so it's much much harder to accidentally catch them in the zipper. Most of the seams are not only inverted but also taped. It doesn't have a true tall tub floor, but the tent is put together in such a way that the fabric transitions into the floor about 1-2 inches off the ground. If the water around your tent is taller than 1-2 inches you have other problems. Easy to put up and take down and incredibly roomy. So much head space! I love it.

I purchased the 4-person cabin style version, and it exceeded my expectations. The tent held up great during rain with no leaks or issues. Setup was quick and straightforward, and the overall build feels solid. Plenty of space and comfort for camping trips.I would definitely recommend this tent to anyone looking for a reliable and easy-to-use option

I bought this tent because I spend about three months a year camping for wildfires and I wanted a tent tall enough to stand in (I’m 6’ tall) and small enough to fit in a suitcase. I haven’t used it yet, but I did set it up in my yard to test it out and make sure everything was there and worked. First, yes, I can stand up in it, and it can definitely fit in my checked suitcase. Second, it’s as described. I set it up by myself in about five minutes. It’s roomy and as well made as one can expect from a fairly cheap tent, so it’s a good value for the money. Third, I really liked it has attached knuckle covers to protect the tent when it’s packed. This is super nice feature and completely unexpected. Also, the tent bag is over sized so no problem getting the tent back in. And, since the bag is both wider and longer, i have options on ways to roll the tent for packing. I can roll it longer and skinnier, or shorter and fatter, whichever I need for fitting in my suitcase. This is super helpful! Fourth, the tent poles…I think the metal leg poles will be fine. They’re nice and sturdy and should withstand weeks and weeks of use. However, I’m not so sure about those cheap roof poles. They’re fiberglass and a little flimsy. On the other hand, if they do break while I’m on a fire, I should be able to rig up a temporary repair with a tree branch and some duct tape.