Night CatPop Up Tent for 3 4 Man: Waterproof Camping Tent Easy Set Up for Family Festival Camping Picnic in Garden Backyard Park

good quality

It’s perfect for 2 persons plus the bags !

I pitched the tent indoors just to see how it works and if the size will work for me. It pitches very easy, looks great and roomy, and the take down was a breeze. It also packed back in its bag easily. Have not camped with it yet.

We had heavy rain, and no rain in the tent and yet I didn't even have a tarp above the tent, the next morning I wasn't tired,the doors are easy to handle, the tent doesn't make any noise, in short I love it!

For 126$ thats a really good tent

The camping tent is everything you could want out of a 2-3 person tent.Things that I liked1. Compact carry bag that is spacious for everything that goes in it.2. Clip system for the tent rods. Makes for quick and easy install3. Porch cover is a nice touch. Although it doesn't come with the rods I used my trekking poles and that worked great.4. Material and seams are well put together.Things I didn't like (not much)1. Size. I do wish it was a foot longer or wider. I am only 5'8 and I could imagine someone taller would find it cramped laying down.2. The porch extension poles should be included.With all that being said. This is a great tent and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a quality weekend tent. Plan on using it for myself and the family for a long time.

I love how easy this tent is to set up on my own without help. I always tend to forget how to take it down again properly from year to year, but there are videos on youtube that help remind me. I use a double air mattress and it fits perfectly lengthwise, leaving enough floor space by the door for my duffel bag and clutter. It is not tall enough to stand up in, so changing can be a bit of a challenge; I'm 5'7 and can comfortably kneel up on my knees but not stand. I like the ventilation and the big door/windows. Set up your tent in a good spot with a view and go to sleep looking out at the moon over the water! The little yellow tent lantern is nice and bright and easy to use, and doesn't hang down really far and hit me in the head like another one I had.I recently went camping with this tent and we had a decent little thunderstorm with a brief but heavy rain. I didn't get any rain coming in through the walls or roof; I had my windows partly open and got a couple droplets in through there but that's it. But I did notice a little bit of water seeping in through the floor despite having the included tarp/footprint underneath. If you are expecting mostly clear skies but possibly a bit of rain, I think you'll be fine; but if you are expecting real storms, you might want to consider something more robust and/or rigging up a tarp for additional protection, and consider the placement of your tent to prevent water gathering underneath.One really weird thing is that there seems to be no way to attach the tent corners to the poles (as you need to, for it to hold shape) and *also* attach the footprint tarp. There is one buckle receiver on the pole, and one on each of the tent corners and the tarp corners. Although the pictures seem to show them all clicking together, damned if I can figure out how that's supposed to work. If I ever detach the tent body and use the overfly and the tarp as a beach shelter, then I could clip in the tarp. So that is kind of weird.The tent pegs it comes with are not very strong; in hard ground they bend easily. But that's certainly not unique to this brand.A few 'I wish'es -I wish that it had an opening for an electrical cord to pass through. It works well enough to just run it through the bottom of the window/door that won't be your main door and zip around it as tightly as possible, but something designed for the purpose would be better.I wish that the material of the floor were better waterproofed.I wish that I could attach both the footprint and the tent to the poles using the clips.I wish the little ridge of fabric around the door zipper didn't keep getting caught in the zipper when opening/closing. (hold it taut and it will zip easily; it's a minor annoyance.)