KTT Extra Large Tent 6-10-12-14 Person(Style-B),Family Cabin Tents,2 Rooms,3 Doors and 3 Windows with Mesh,Straight Wall,Waterproof,Double Layer,Big Tent for Outdoor,Picnic,Camping,Family Gathering

After reading reviews I bought this tent, set it up twice before first use, the first time to check how spacious it was ( we got it so we could bring the packnplay for the baby). It's a great size fots all our gear with space to move around. The bad reviews were mostly about water leaking through so I preemptively waterproofed is with spray from walmart. The spot we went camping was rocky, the tent held up no holes in the floor. And the second night/day we had a storm come through, even through the down pour and the wind the tent held firm and we remained dry. The poles are sturdy and it's easy to assemble. One person can easily put it up alone after figuring out where everything goes. Only complaint is it did come with instructions, so the forst set up was a learning process. All in all a great tent, I highly recommend.

Super easy to set up. Its very spacious. I love it

Didn't use it in any bad weather yet, but it was great for a family camping trip. We fit a queen sized air mattress in the back room, and the front room made a great pantry room. Seams look solid, no rips or tears after a week of use. Tent itself held solid in moderate wind. Only downside were the confusing/ incomplete instructions for set up. If you buy, be sure to set it up in your back yard first. First time took a half hour, once I figured it out, the second set up took maybe 5 minutes.

I set up the Blue KTT Extra Large 12-person Tent in my backyard over the weekend to test it before taking it out on a real trip, and I’m pleasantly surprised by how well it’s holding up - especially after addressing the rainfly pooling issue. Setup & Design Setup was straightforward overall. The instructions are minimal and abysmal, but if you’ve set up a tent before, you won’t struggle. its basically a parts list with an assembled, albeit labeled, picture. The roof poles are fiberglass, while the vertical supports are aluminum, which gives a decent balance of flex and rigidity. I haven’t quite figured out how to configure the awning yet. It’s a little awkward without clearer guidance. The colors are very vibrant and easy to spot. Excellent making sure people know you’re there! Rainproofing Hack I ran the awning poles from front and back to the center ridge, propping up the rainfly like a tension rod. This simple change completely eliminated the pooling problem it has on the rainfly during moderate rain. The tent stayed dry and taut, and I’m now confident it could handle a solid downpour with this setup. I doubt that’s the intended storage location or intended use for them if the awning is down but it appears to work so I’m choosing to believe they forgot to add that in the instructions. That said, tie down the guy lines if the rainfly is on. If not, the fly can cause the tent to sag or collapse under rain and wind. Space & Comfort Massive interior! It fits four queen-sized air mattresses with room to move. I’m 5’8” and can stand up fully with clearance to spare. The layout makes it a great basecamp tent for families or groups. The large mesh roof provides excellent ventilation even with the rainfly on. I relied on that to dry out the tent after Fridays overnight storm caused the rainfly to sag and start leaking in. By Saturday sundown, the inside was fully dried without any manual intervention. As with any tent: don’t touch the walls during rain—you’ll get condensation soak-through. That’s tenting 101. Suggestions • I’m considering adding pool noodles (whole or halved) between the tent and rainfly for added support in heavier storms. It would help maintain clearance and tension without adding significant bulk or weight. The tent comes with strap buckles that could absolutely be used to help store and rollout that idea. • Clearer instructions, especially for the awning, would make a big difference. Bottom Line This tent offers great value, tons of space, and decent weather protection—especially if you reinforce the rainfly creatively. If you’re handy or like to tinker, it’s a solid choice. For casual campers, just take a little time to set it up right, and you’ll have a great experience.

I will add photos later, But it was an extremely easy set up, we tested it out and It only took us maybe 15 minutes to set it up for the first time, thats including the time it took to read the instructions. This was just our test run, so when we go camping I will add photos of the set up and review it more. I believe we will be able to fully set it up within ten minutes since we will not need the instructions next time, it is a fairly straight forward set up. Edit. Changed my review to 1 stars after actually using the tent. There was water leaking in all over the place and it was not even raining that hard, the tent was put together exactly as it should be and it was leaking from the ceiling, from the sides. The top was puddling up in the back and even got to the point where the roof was caving in, we even went outside to see if there was any way we could tighten something more or figure out why the water was not just running off, but found that everything was as it should be. I expect way more out of a tent that I paid $300 for and claims to be waterproof. Very disapointed in this purchase, I am returning.

Great product. Instructions were simple. One person can set it up by herself in 30 minutes the first try. It’s exactly as it promises it should be. Good summer tent. I will take it out for its first camping trip tomorrow. We are doing a girls glamping trip and the electrical cord opening will be perfect for the wine fridge. Jk😉

The tent is very spacious and fit my family of four nicely. The assembly was simple as long as you follow the instructions! I love the separation wall. We left our shoes and dirty clothes on one side and slept on the other. Also have little toddlers who loved being able to play in the tent but also feel like they are outside with the large windows.

Love it. It is very water resistant unless the water pools. It rained every time we went camping last summer, but as long as you put it up correctly and make sure everything is pulled taut it works out very well. Its great being able to actually stand in the tent too. No hunched changing. We love it and will hopefully be using it for several years.

The best option for this size of tent at this budget. I used on the beach at winter at UAE it is strong enough to withstand up to 30km/h and slightly more. But i strongly advise to upgrade the stakes with 30 cm to be confidant it will stand still at windy days. Please note that it is designed for good ventilation at hot days, so when it cold bring extra covers

The other tent has cover the hole tent Cover till bottom this has cover just at Roof not the four Sides

Lo utice 9 días seguidos.. y nos funcionó excelente

Excelente eleccion para acampar en familia

Recomendado es de buen espacio practico para armar Las instalaciones 🤔guísese por las imágenes