Night Cat Pop-up Camping Tent: 2 Person Tent Waterproof Instant Easy Setup Family TentGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It was very spacious for stretching out and has great ventilation with two doors and windows. The quality is amazing with good vinyl in a friendly green color. Zippers are easy to open an position to allow easy access. Tent is light weight and easy to carry, but requires practice to put back in its case. This was good buy that wasn't too expensive for the amount of room you get and is perfect for big and tall people with potential for small children.

We needed a small tent that would not take up much cargo room on our road trip. This tent was perfect. My teen son easily set it up. Taking it down was a bit more challenging, but we found you just have to be firm with the process. If you don’t hold tight, it will pop back open. The other small issue is condensation. Some overnight condensation did seep in. It doesn’t seem to be waterproof, but we didn’t experience rain on our trip, so I’m not sure what would happen if it actually down-poured. That said, this was a light, easy set up with room for two and doesn’t take much cargo space.

I bought this tent for a 3-week round-trip camping journey spanning 20 states, from Florida to California and back to Florida. Initially, it worked great and was quite easy to set up and take down. The ease of use improves with practice. However, I encountered significant issues when it started raining. The condensation problem, which was mentioned in the product details, turned out to be extreme. During rainy nights, the tent walls were covered in water, and it wasn't clear if it was leaking or just heavy condensation. I had to get up multiple times during the night to wipe down the tent as water dripped from the ceiling onto my sleeping area.On the positive side, the tent is very spacious. I could fit a full-sized blow-up mattress inside and still had about a foot of space on either side for storage. While the roof isn't the sturdiest, it does have a spot where you can hang small items, such as a light, though it does cause a bit of sagging.Folding the tent up becomes easier with a bit of practice, but it's best to do it over grass or a clean surface to avoid picking up excess dirt, which tends to stick around until your next use. Despite its issues with rain and condensation, the tent held up well in high winds, which was impressive.Overall, this tent is good for dry conditions and offers plenty of space and ease of use. However, be prepared for potential condensation issues in rainy or humid environments.*Note: The product description does warn about possible condensation issues in areas with large temperature differences, such as mountaintops.*

I got this tent for a June-July camping trip from California to Alaska and back during the summer. In the two-person sized tent, we could fit two adults and a very large German Shepard comfortably in it. My 70-year-old mother was a little worried about getting in and out of it because of the low entrance but she didn’t have any trouble.I was very worried about the durability but it lasted the entire trip and still looks great. One of the reasons I got a pop up tent was because it folds flat, and I did not have a lot of room in the car for a traditional tent. But it was cool to just toss it on the ground, and after the first two times, it was super easy to fold back into the bag and takes only about a minute.We camped in Northern California, Oregon, the middle of British Columbia, Alaska, Montana and Wyoming. Most of the time, we left the doors open and with just the screen zipped up to see the scenery and the stars at night.We did get rained on in Montana and the tent flooded, but I think that was mostly my fault for not staking it down. So the door-sides of the tent were not on the ground and it formed a sort of bowl that catches the rain instead of sheeting off the doors. I want to take it out in the rain again to see if that was the issue. But it is odd that the outside door does not zip on the bottom.We never had a problem with condensation, but we didn’t close the tent up all the way except for during the thunderstorm.This tent would be no good at all for snow because there is very little support for the top and it would collapse easily. You can’t even hang a lantern from the ceiling but there is one hook over one of the doors that can hold a very light-weight lantern.Overall, I love this tent and I can’t wait to take it out again.

It assembles in seconds. Take it out, throw it on the ground, it’s up in 3 seconds. Very simple to take down. Gather it in the middle, do a number 8, fold it over and repeat once. Stuff it back in the bag. Took about 2 minutes to get it disassembled and back in the bag the first time. By the third time I had it under a minute.We fit a full size air mattress. It could easily fit a queen. We took it on a 3 day camping trip. It rained every day. The inside stayed dry. 2 inside easy zip windows and a lantern hook.I took a gamble on this tent and it paid off!Photo beside wheel and average height newly 8 year old for size reference.

Went camping in the ozarks with this bad boy. It was easy to assembly as it just pops out (be careful because it’s under pressure and busted my lip). Disassembly was easy as well, just figure 8 it as the instructions say. Very roomy for two people as well. Quality was amazing and it withstood a thunderstorm while we were camping.Now I will say that during that thunderstorm, I did have a few of drops of water splash onto my forehead. I couldn’t tell if it was condensation or a leak, but let’s just say that didn’t happen when it wasn’t raining. Maybe cause I didn’t open the vents either, but I stayed dry nonetheless. It’s also very light and portable. I will 100% buy this again if need be. I had the best tent out of all my cheap friends, and they had to spend at least 15 min assembling their Ozark Trail tents!