Portal 3-4 Man Tent with Porch 3000mm Waterproof 180cm Tall Standing Height Three-Four Persons Family Camping Tent with Living Area Sewn-in Groundsheet Tub Floor for Festival Bicycle Motorbike

This tent was really good. It’s easy to assemble if you know how to put up a tent I would say. It rained the whole night the first night I used it and it didn’t once let any water in. Did become a little damp but that’s to be expected. It was pretty cosy and comfy and the size was pretty decent for what it is

For the money it is good. It is easy to put up and a nice size inside. Conformtably this is a 2 man tent. However, after sepnding one night in the garden, I woke up to find the side of the tent was wet inside due to lack of ventilation and the outer tent touching the inner tent. Would be worried if it rained that I would get wet.

I took this to Bloodstock festival. Nice and light. Difficult to get baxk in the bag, would prefer an oversized bag really. Easy to put up, good size for a festival - tall enough for me to stand fully at 5ft2, but with a reasonably low footprint. It withstood an epic downpour on the first day. Have officially retired my old tent because of this!

This is a great tent for 2 people and a dog! I would not recommend for 3 or 4 people. Decent sized porch for 2 or 3 chairs. We had gales and pouring rain in the Lake District and the tent did not leak. Bonus is that you can stand up fully in the middle, I'm 5ft7in. Really easy to pitch, but bear in mind that inner tent has to be pitched first so not easy in the rain.

Great tent. Love that it is head height in the sleeping area so you can stand up to get dressed etc. Love the porch bit too. Great for cooking out of the wind, or relaxing in your camping chair. Zip door between porch and bed area has to layers, one being mesh to let air in but keep bugs out. Great tent for one or two people. Needs two people put it up.

Ideal for comfy camping but not very easy to put up on your own, not ideal in the rain either as the inner section has to go up before the waterproof layer can go on

I purchased this after seeing one my friend had bought. I go camping on a motorcycle and have a great tent already but struggle as it’s not very high but I can stand upright (5’6”) pretty much in this one. The pack isn’t much bigger or heavier either. It’s by no means the smallest lightweight tent for motorcycle hols but it’s the smallest packed down I could find for this height/capacity of tent. Quality seems good for the price. There’s plenty of space inside for several days camping and to shelter if it’s bad weather. The only downside is the guy lines are dark coloured so we were all tripping over them at night (that could have been the beer tho!) Easy remedy as I bought a roll of fluo green reflective cord for under a fiver and replaced them all. Pegs are the usual iffy quality you get with cheaper tents and aren’t going to stand up to much hammer. Easily replaced as needed. Overall I’m really pleased with this tent. It’s the smallest/lightest I could find which is big enough for several days which I can stand up in but will still go on the bike :)

Tent is good but one of the poles snapped on the third use and another on the fourth.