Abco Tech Pop Up Tent - Portable Tent for Camping 2 Person Pop Up with Double Doors - Water-Resistant and UV Protection - Foldable Cabana with Zipper and Carrying Bag - Sky Blue, 88.6"x47.2"x37.4"

I purchased this tent a while ago, but didn’t use it often. It is very easy to set up, just pops open. Putting away is easy once you get the hang of it. The fabric has gray lining that helps keep the tent cool even in direct sun. I started using it recently and the poles broke when I opened it, I emailed the company to see if they sold replacement poles. I was very surprised when they offered to send a whole new tent. They said they have high standards and that they stand by their product and we’re going to send me a new tent free of charge. I’m very impressed with this company and will definitely purchase from them again.

I have now had this tent a couple of years. It has held up. I take it to the beach and use it in my backyard. It is big enough to lay down in or sit a couple of people. I love how it pops open instantly. Once you know how to fold it, it is pretty quick to do. It fits nicely in the bag and there is an attached band to hold it together as you put it in the bag. It is convenient to throw right in your car without taking up much space. There are bottoms to keep the sides up if you are just using it for shade or you can zip the mesh closed. My daughter loves the tent too and is now thinking of getting one for her baby as I use it with the baby regularly at my house. Great buy!

The media could not be loaded. Pops open easily! I got this pop up tent so I could sit in my back yard doing some astrophotography stuff in comfort, without needing to worry about having to heavily spray myself with bug spray. Zero issues with any of the zippers and both entry points close up nicely. Has two mesh windows and comes with metal stakes and some nylon rope. This tent is super easy to use and is lightweight. No doubt two grown adults can easily fit, but I will be hanging out solo. My con is with the folding instructions. There are instructions on the backside of the insert it came with, but I was unable to fold it myself and required a second set of hands. I tried a dozen times and could not get it back to the original size. Eventually, after many curse words, it got back to the right size to fit the case. Please, anyone with good video skills…for the rest of us please, make a step by step on how to fold this without help of a second person.

The set up was easy and was roomier than it looks there are two entrance ways/windows for good ventilation. Putting it back in its bag was a little difficult until I looked up a video on how to break it down but once I got the hang of it it’s been real easy.

Pros:- super easy setup - literally open the ‘case’ and get ready for it to make a grand entrance (I like to have everyone watching before I show them the trick, blink and you’ll miss it!!)- lightweight (see pic 4 of me backpacking with it!)- surprisingly weatherproof - we had hail and rain in Moab and everyone stayed dry. I do believe it depends on the surface you have your tent on. The desert was fine, but having your tent on wet woods ground will have it damp. It also is recommended to use a tarp (I’m new to camping)- Decently spacious - I fit myself (small adult female - 5’1 height so I can stretch out-ish) & a medium-big sized dog (as seen in pics 2&3)- Durable! It’s been on a backpacking trip (albeit 5-6 miles roundtrip) and camped in multiple states so far!Cons:- really this is just MY con, but I cannot fold the tent back into place. I’ve had friends always have to help - I seem to get lost when you put it in the figure 8. I just need to watch videos how to fold it until I have it mastered.

Cute small pop up tent. And when I say pop I mean POP. They were not kidding when they say to remove the elastic band and then toss it away from you, this little tent will explode when unleashed. Not likely to do any damage, other than knocking over a planter, go ahead ask me how I know, but it does open with force to say the least.I used this on a two day kayaking trip. This tent made others jealous with how easy it was to set up and fold up.For those reviews saying it is difficult to fold up, they must have never folded up a pair of car sunshade before. It really is no different once you learn the steps to do it and where to hold it once condensed.The size listed in the description is accurate, however I would classify this as a 2 person kid tent vs 2 person adult tent. I am 5.2ft tall female and both my head and toes were brushing the edges of the tent walls. I cannot imagine someone taller sleeping comfortably in this tent. Fir small adults I would call this a couples tent if a 1.5 person tent. In my case 1 person and two dog tent.This is a lightweight tent. It will condensate on the outside, but no moisture leaked while I was using it. The reason I said earlier that someone taller would not be comfortable in this tent is because if you are touching the sides of the tent during the night you will get cold more easily but you will also be damp from the condensation and that is no fun.The zippers are cheap, they get stuck easily and frequently so do not go hauling on them or you could easily rip the tent. The bug net door is very helpful to keep bug out and the two ventilation windows are nice for airflow.Still it is a decent little tent for the price and I will get several uses out of it before needing to replace it hopefully.