After spending a month reviewing and looking at multiple 4 person tents, I’ve found what I’ve been looking for. Though it only arrived today, and I’ve not actually camped in it, I’m giving it 5 stars for quality workmanship, ease of set up, roominess and packability. The other tents I’ve looked at (both brand name and otherwise) just didn’t measure up…and it weighs the same as my ALPS mountaineering 2 person backpacking tent, which I’ve had to set aside in order to have room for my furry friend. Will submit another review after my upcoming trip, but for now, I’m impressed.
Thanks, Kelty.

Smells like actual 💩 when you open it the first time. It was easy to put together though and I’m a small woman who did it alone. My only issue with it really is the tying at the top. I’m not sure if I’m just not doing it right or what but the top struggles (see pic) I did the tie under and over the strings to hold them together and it doesn’t hold up too well against a light breeze. I tested it with a light breeze and it’s already struggling structurally. I wouldn’t say it’s all that sturdy.

Maiden voyage for this tent was pretty intense! We used it for a three day camping trip in Moab and it rained lots! It made it through the first night of rain pretty well, but it started leaking that morning. We realized that the rain was pooling on the rain fly just behind the bars that go across the front and back of the tent. We realized that because there isn’t a pole holding the rain fly up, you have to use the provided rope and stakes to pull the rain fly as snug as possible, and then it does a much better job of keeping the tent dry. Oh, forgot to mention, I did spray all the seems with water proofing spray before we used it, not sure if that made any difference or not.

It fits 6 people REALLY well and could fit 8 with little to no wiggle room. You could probably fit two queen size mattresses with NO walking space in each side of the tent, so 4 total. There are not many pockets inside the tent for storage, wish there were more. And I also wish there was a door in the back room of the tent instead of just a window. But really, for the price point, it’s a great tent.

This tent is high quality and design, and lightweight to carry, pops up nicely worked well , ease of assembly and folding down is simple plus the instructions and the link video are very clear in the procedure, The fabric is also very well waterproofed, i'm very happy with this camping tent

Nice tarp. Ultralight? Well, we all have our own definitions of ultra-light I suppose... there are USA made tarps that are actually ultra-light for the same price... but for $65 I expected better.

The tent was free of holes and the zippers all work. All items were accounted for, in good condition. HOWEVER, the mold situation was so severe that as soon as I opened the whatcampingtent.com package the smell of vomit began to fill the room. I had to go straight outside with it and "attempt" to set it up to get air in there, I said attempt because it didnt happen right away... It was stuck together on the inside, the fly as well. Soaking in the tub helped get it apart, hung it up out side due to the unserviceable smell. How that passed CIF in that state of neglect is... almost impressive. AMENDMENT: The seller did reimburse me what looks like half the 130 bucks I paid, for this I moved from 2 to 3 stars.