Naturehike Cape 4/6/8 Person Camping Tent, 60S Easy Setup Instant Tent Pop up Tent, Waterproof Large Tall 6/8 Person Tents for Camping, Car Camping

Me gustó la calidad de los materiales y lo práctica para su montaje y es ligera, lo que permite su transportación

Great tent for family and car camping! The setup is surprisingly quick and easy, and there’s plenty of room inside for everyone and our gear. I really like the tall design because it makes getting in and moving around much more comfortable. The tent feels sturdy, keeps the rain out, and packs up nicely when it’s time to leave. Overall, it’s spacious, convenient, and a great value for camping trips. Highly recommend!

The tent is easy to set up, good quality material, easy to carry. Perfect size that fits in a bag and in a car, and worth every penny spent on this. Water resistant, and tough material.

This tent is the perfect weekend car camping tent, a great value for what it is, it has well taped seams and is very waterproof, but you have to understand how a single wall tent works with moisture and condensation being somewhat inevitable in some spots. Luckily the venting is modular, which prevents that from being a major issue in all but the most humid downpour conditions. The floor of the tent is solidly waterproof, I don't worry about a base cloth and it'd be easy to patch if you made a hole in it. I was really pleased with how easy it is to set up and take down, as well as roll into the bag. We don't have issues setting up backpacking tents, but I appreciate with this we roll up to the campsite running out of daylight and have the tent up in 2 minutes. It's not at all flimsy despite once you stake it down as well. (Could use more stakes.)

I’ve used this tent a few times so far this year and it’s a very good tent. I like the size of it (4 person) and it’s super easy for one person to set up and take down by themselves. Quality seems excellent and the zippers all work great. There are a couple things you should know about the tent though and I think one of them is a pretty big flaw in the design. Rain: I haven’t been in a huge down pour but if it rains you HAVE to close up all the windows and door or you WILL get water inside the tent. I would guess that some would come in through the zippers if it rained really hard but I can’t say for sure. The Front Door: This is the major flaw in the design of this tent in my opinion. In order to have any privacy while dressing or sleeping you must close the awning. They really need to have an interior flap that you can zipper closed like the windows for privacy but there is none so you’re forced to either show the whole world what’s inside the tent or take down the awning and zip it up. Also, I think they should include the poles for the awning but they are an additional purchase. I have not bothered to buy them at this point but if I catch a sale I might. $40 is a bit steep in my opinion for a pair of aluminum poles. Overall the tent is great and I like it. Lots of room for one person to spread out. I can even put my bike inside the tent at night if I want. Might be a bit tight for two people and a lot of gear but it’s perfect for me and the bike and my stuff.