6 Person Easy Pop Up Tent,12.5’ x 8.5‘ x53.5,Automatic Setup,Waterproof, Double Layer,Instant Family Tents for Camping,Hiking & Traveling

Easy setup. Took 2-3mins to fold and pack up.

I've had a few of these tents over the years, this one is definitely large enough for 4 people comfortably, the front vestibule Is handy for muddy boots and clothes bags to save room in the tent.I've read it's not overly waterproof so I'll check it out, or spray a water proof coating on the tent to stop moisture entering. So far looks neat!

This tent is super easy to set up. Unfold and stand back or you will get whacked in the face but the spring loaded poles. The vestibule is great for shoes. The integrated rain fly is an awesome feature and works very well. My second time out in this tent it rained the entire weekend and it kept everything dry inside!I wouldn’t say this tent can sleep 6 people. The curved walls really lose a lot of square footage inside. I slept in here with my 2 dogs (70lbs and 50lbs) and it was tight. The floor is shaped like an oval due to the pop up nature of the tent. The vestibule takes up about 1/3 of that oval and the remaining 2/3 are the actual tent/sleeping space. This could sleep 2 adults and 2 small children but that would be tight. There isn’t much height inside. Enough to sit upright inside, and not much more.Overall very satisfied with this tent. Easy to set up. I had to watch a video on you tube and write my own instructions for folding it up. It takes practice to get it to fold on itself. Practice practice practice before you take it anywhere and be careful not to force it or you will break the poles. The first one I purchased used and it was shipped to me with the poles already broken in 3 places. I sent it back and purchased a brand new one. Be careful folding it up.It does look like a cute hobbit house when fully assembled:)

I bought this last year and finally used it this year. In all it was a positive experience.The good:1) Easy Setup and Tear downWatch a few video's on this. It took me a few minutes the first time to close it up. I was afraid of breaking it but its fairly simple once you move your hands correctly when flipping the loop2) Covered VestibuleNice feature for keeping your shoes out of the tent, My old tent had something similar but didn't have a floor.The Bad:1) ShortThe inside of the tent is roomy except for the height. Made it difficult to stand and even slunched over to put on things or get out. A padding floor would be something really nice (not even sure if this exists) Knee's were always getting soar getting in and out of the tent.2) The door systemsI wasn't a big fan of how the outer door worked. It keped things dry but was a little difficult to (Get in close outer door, take shoes off, open inner door, get in. With lots of bugs you don't want to open both at the same time

Lasted 1 use, poles eventually decayed and broke after months of sitting folded they almost powderised . Cannot recommend.