BFULL Instant Pop Up Camping Tents for 2-3 Person Family, Dome Waterproof Sun Shelters Backpacking Tents Quick Set up for Camping Hiking Outdoor Activities

Wow - this is a stunning design! Up in 30seconds! Then 5 days later - Down in 30seconds and back in original bag with ease. WowYes more expensive than some - but I can not rate this tent highly enough. Only used it on the back garden during lockdown and there was no rain .. but I am very confident that it would have been waterproof - I will update if I experience otherwise over the summer.My kids slept in this tent while I slept in a cheaper (£35) pop up ten next to them. Knowing what I do now id have bought two of these! (Though the other one was adequate - just not as amazing as this one for ease and confidence in poor weather).You could squeeze three kids in here with no bags/anything ... but not three men. Perfect for 2people.

This tent is excellent! It took me less than 60 seconds from taking out of the carry bag to having a fully put up spacious 3 man tent.When you take the tent out of the bag you simply pull down the four legs that are tucked up, when all 4 are down you seperate 2 yellow bars and this pushes the tent up like an umbrella. When you want to take it down it is just as fast and you simply reverse the actions.The tent is a great size and has handy pockets inside for storage. The tent pegs were perfect for keeping it in the ground and I didn’t need to use the guide lines. The inside tent can be removed to leave just a sun shade, this is quick and easy to do. Being able to easy remove the inside also meant it was easy to stick this big in the wash are all the smells from camping.The tent stayed dry in the rain and also dried out very quickly before we put it away. Overall we absolutely love this tent and because it is so quickly and easy to use we will camp more often.

Seriously - if you want a lightweight, easy to put up and super cool tent - this is the one for you. The price is incredible for what you get.In a nutshell - this is exactly what you need for an easy way to start camping as a couple or a small family. It is good for overnight stays but is not going to be the thing for a week's holiday!!There appears to be concerns are the waterproofing of this tent but I had no problem at all. We ended up staying out in a pretty powerful rain storm and there were no problems with the rain coming through!It looks good, it is easy to use and I can't think of one bad thing to say about it. GO FOR IT!

Context - I’m a camping numpty but wanted to take the five-year old away for a few nights. My observations:Easy to put up - watch the angle of the bottom joints on the poles. Put the feet too far out and the joints have a habit of folding in (as I discovered).Try wrapping the guide lines around the poles once to keep them aligned.Do a test run in the garden or house before you go.The included pegs are useless and bend too easily. Get some sturdier ones when you buy this tent. And don’t forget a mallet.Roomy inside with good ventilation.A full-sized double air bed fits perfectly.Don’t forget some ribbon or something to tie on the guide ropes or you’ll come a cropper whilst heading out for a pee in the night. I mean, why not make them a brighter colour?I did have a bit of water ingress but I put that down to a combination of my ineptitude and the worst storm I’ve seen in years. Time will tell.Looks alarmingly flimsy but the design keeps it stable. I was used to the triangle tents in the 70s with steel girders for poles which took 2 hours and a bottle of Blue Nun to put up and which would then survive a nuclear blast. Unless you lost some of the poles on the last trip in which case it was back home again with a stop at Little Chef on the way.Anyway, it’s now up in the garden with its new pegs and has survived some strong winds with no leaks.In summary, good starter tent, sleeps two comfortably (maybe three if you don’t mind a bit of a squash), it’s erect in seconds and it pretty much idiot proof.Enjoy!

For a tend at such a great price and looks so nice in both promo photos and in person, I wasn't expecting the earth, but after putting up the tend today, I thought i'd test it with a watering can or two to see if it was indeed waterproof before taking it camping.Short answer was NO.The water instantly pooled in the top of the tent and within half an hour had begun to seep through the top making it rain inside. Both sides of the tent where the doors are both seem good to look at, but with a showerhead worth of watering can spray they instantly begun to seep water through the zips.I'm a bit gutted really. The tent take mere minutes to put up and take down, it looks great, and has plenty of room. If you could guarantee sun when using it then it would work great, but when it claims to be waterproof and then leaks at the very first chance water is introduced then its simply not fit for purpose.

We had originally purchased this as i wanted a small compact tent that would be easy to carry on my back whilst hiking, however when it turned up it was a little large than expected, however i was really pleasantly surprised.It's a really sturdy pop up tent, you can tell this purely on the way the mechanism is built and the overall weight of it, the top mechanism has a large well built support that holds all the top structure into place nice and sturdy, everything is included including pegs however i would say you'd probably want to go out and buy some peg upgrades (as i have had to do on all tents).The main point on this is the fact that I've had it out recently right before the heavy downpours and ended up in the middle of them by accident, this meant that it had a full on tough rain / wind experience and still pulled through it. Yes you can obviously hear the rain and wind, but it didn't move about anywhere near as much as some big named other tents I've had in the past.