POD-01 [LAST-CALL]

As always, make sure to build this at home first to get oriented with the pieces in the kit and where everything goes. I like that it is a great size for 2 people. The material is sturdy and the bag/tent is very stowable. Great price too! I'm planning on taking it to a boat cruise and using it for my 2 toddlers to sleep in.

Bought for my brother as a gift - good 2 man tent (or 1 man with supplies) - obviously not heavy duty, but works for basic camping. Very easy to put up, and take down. Definitely worth the price.

Fab tent , brought for my 5 year old granddaughter to play in the garden. She loves it ! Zips ate weak tho , if they broke the tent would be finished ,

Update: Found a manufacturing defect where the seam in one corner of the bathtub floor is incomplete. Not torn, they just missed with the sewing machine. Order with enough lead time to set it up at home and inspect it before taking it out to the campsite.

This tent is a simple 2-pole dome, easy to set up by oneself. It's just barely large enough for me (5'7") and a duffel bag; it's a "2-person" tent only if you have two people who don't care for personal space and have no gear. Or, if the two people in question are 3 years old.

This tent was purchased to be a play tent of larger footprint and greater durability than the play tents available - as a bonus it's cheaper and suitable for outdoor use. My twins fit into it with plenty of room for a great many of their toys, and they can stand up inside (taller of the two is 40 inches).

For actual camping/outdoor use: it has a bathtub floor so it should remain dry. There's a teeny tiny rain fly that could be mistaken for a gear loft if you are accustomed to fully featured tents. There are two small vents at the top that the rain fly protects, and the door has a mesh layer to act as additional ventilation if needed. The waterproof layer of the door has a wide flap to protect the zipper from rain intrusion since it's not protected by the rain fly. Overall, ventilation may be a concern when the door is fully closed; might end up with condensation on the inside. There's a small bag included with aluminum stakes, but no bag for the poles.

Overall, this tent is a good option for 1 average-or-shorter adult who needs a cheap tent for infrequent use, or a great option for a play tent for kids.

I was wanting a small tent for my back patio, to use as a steam room. Adding a fry-baby type appliance, filled with water, creates steam and it’s a quick, inexpensive creation! I got this small tent because it’s windowless (more steam stays inside). This works beautifully.
Other reviewers said this tent has no ventilation, and they are absolutely right. Being inside is horribly stuffy...but as a steam room it’s perfect. After using it, I lightly wipe off the inside tent walls of the accumulated moisture with a hand towel, open the (very small) rain fly...leave the door screen zipped shut with the door flap open...dries out just fine.
This is very small inside. The wall-slope is a smaller angle than the picture. I have to crawl in, that’s ok. I was hoping to put a lawn chair inside but it will feel claustrophobic inside if I do. I put a full-size patio seat cushion (the 3 section ones with pillow area, chair back and chair seat attached) on the floor to sit/lay on. It’s not long enough to lay on, I’m 5’4”. Laying smack-dab in the center of the tent, my head is touching the tent back wall and my feet are against the door zipper...and my feet would be outside if the zipper was open.
No instructions were in the tent bag, as others have said, but it’s the same as other tents...two poles, insert through pockets, attach to corner tabs...done. Seems strong and sturdy. Durable for light camping use, not long term use. Very lightweight. Would be a great play tent for kids. I got this for $13, not sure if that’s regular price or if I caught a sale.
If, in the event it didn’t work out as a stream room, I wouldn’t be out much cash.