OneTigris CONIFER Canvas Teepee Hot Tent with Stove Jack, Snow Skirt for Winter Camping

put this up 3 days ago and it has rained constantly since and very heavy at times with no leaks anywhere, I was expecting it to leak until i weathered it so a nice surprise, It has withstood constant overnight winds up to 30mph and gusts well over that and hasn't budged an inch, there has been no sagging of the material and no soaking into it, the water just runs off. there are no loose threads and the stitching all looks superb. It was extremely easy and quick to setup and all tie-out points look very strong. heavy duty guy lines and decent pegs (unlike the rock fortress) very spacious could fit 3 on mats (without stove) 2 with stove or one on a cot as the blurb says, Great not having the centre pole and I can stand up fully in the middle (5' 8") Great tent so far and will update if anything crops up in future.

My very favourite hot tent on the market. Firstly, fit and finish is just excellent, the polycotton is excellent quality and all the stitches are superb. I have no idea why anyone would complain about leaks as per another review. It's a hot tent and really built to have a stove at the jack hole and not a waterproof groundsheet underneath this area of the tent. I use a cot bed in mine and you can still sit 2 at the fire in small chairs. It's the perfect 1 man hot tent and has room for 2. I have loads of tents, some very expensive and high end and what you get for your money with this is outstanding. Don't be pit off by the person who wrote a badreview. The A frame makes this tent so usable and spacious with a relatively small footprint and lower head height than something like a pomoly hex plus. I love it...

Verry spacious and well made easy to put up and excellent quality

Just see the picture. The floor is completely soaked because of the terrible design of the flue opening. It's just a velcro that a tiny bit of rain gets through

Ticks all the boxes. Superb quality. It is heavy but totally bomb-proof.

The first time I took this tent out it rained pretty much every day for a week (standard British summer).I was absolutely stunned and how dry it was on the inside.It is also extremely roomy for one weirdo on a camp cot, could easily squeeze in two if you had to.Not two camp cots though, the second guy would get to sleep in the dirt as there is no ground sheet.After a muddy camp I washed it down at home on the rotary washing line and left it to dry. unfortunately it rained and filled the tent with gallons of water by the morning as the rotary washing line struggle to hold the weight.Though filled with water, underneath was still dry to touch.If you had to, this tent would make an excellent lining for a garden pond.But it is far to good at being a tent for that!