Preself 4~6 Person Tipi Hot Tent T3 XL with Screen Window, Height 8' 6" 2.6m, Diameter 15' 4.6m, for Wood Buring Stove Bushcraft Family Camping Hunting Fishing

Satisfait. Beaucoup de place.

Easy set up. I could set it up by myself. Our family has been tent camping for years and we have always done dome tents. Which are easier to put up with two people. This is nice large and seems sturdy enough for windy weather. The directions seemed over complicated at first so my son and I just put it up without referring to the directions and it went up quick and easy. After putting it up we did read the direction and will try them next time. The tent material is light weight with water proofing on the underside. The seams are ok. The zipper is average. I have nothing bad to say about the tent so far. We also got the mesh half tent insert. It fit well inside the main tent. The stove pipe insert is a bit bigger in size than the hole in the tent but we could make it work. I don’t have a stove yet but the seal to the tent is heavy Velcro. The way it is layered makes me think this will not leak. I’m not sure I’d pay full price for this tent since there is not much to it. But since I got it on Prime day discount, I’m happy with the value with discounted price. I can’t wait to take this camping with Scouts for summer camp and polar bear camping.

This tent is nice but if you're camping outdoors in the winter I'd recommend getting a tarp or something to cover the ground cause you will get cold on a frozen ground even with a stove in the tent. Other than that this tent is really nice, you'll have room to move around with 2 or 3 people comfortably.

Happy with the tent, I used it for about 10 days last winter and 5 days this summer. No leaks under rain and snow, ample space for 2 ppl with cots and a woodstove. I use a 15' trampoline cover tarp as a floor most of the time, it cuts the humidity by a lot. I also bought the floor with netting made by Preself, it's well made and sturdy. Great for the summer. Tips: Buy an extra 10 stakes there's not enough in the package. For winter camping I use 12" stakes and/or 24" Tempo rebar rods depending on the depth of snow,

Way easier to set up than I initially imagined. The instructions for setup and takedown/packaging it up are stitched inside the bag, which is super nice but it does lack some information for how to set up the guy-lines. Tent seems very durable and lightweight.