OlarHike 4 Person Tent for Camping, 4 Season Lightweight Waterproof Instant Family Backpacking Camping Tents, Green

I bought this tent for my 10 and 8-year-old sons, they enjoyed the time in the yard playing inside the tent. The tent is simple to set up and putdown after reading the instruction on the seller’s website. There are several mesh vents which should keep the tent cool on hot days. The tent would be big enough for my family on a short trip; there is not a whole lot of storage space if all 4 family members were in the tent. We are looking forward to taking a short car-camping trip using our new tent. Can’t comment on how waterproof it would be as it was not raining when we had it erected.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I have three tents, two for regular camp and one for winter/mountain camp. But they are all small and only fit for a maximum of two people. This tent performance good as well as the others I had. The material looks good and easy to clean. Easy installing even without two people. (Two people can do it faster.) I like the extra sun covers, and that's very useful to cut the angled sunlight. Lightweight and waterproof. It's very suitable for one day camp by the families. It can hold three people without any crowding.

We bought this tent since we needed a larger one for our family with good headroom for our kids. It’s a great purchase. Setup was very easy to do solo with threading the two black poles through their proper locations. I love how there are four decent sized pockets inside the tent, which are great for holding things within reach. There is also a netting shelf above where we placed the kids glow sticks to add light inside the tent at night. The door can be solid or mesh allowing air to flow through and it wasn’t stuffy inside the next morning. I do recommend placing it on a tarp to protect the bottom of it.

My tent had some minor issues, but the Seller's communication and support was excellent. Some info for prospective buyers: The light colored semicircle in the bottom rear is a screened opening for added ventilation. The light colored triangle left of the door is an "E port" opening for electrical chord. The supplier also informed me that the tent has the CPAI-84 certification which means the tent was tested to be flame retardant and won't stimulate fire to grow fast.

After ignoring my persistent kindergartener for a day or so, I finally put this tent together. Having spent roughly the same kind of money for a similar purchase before, I must say that the material for this is notably sturdier than a lot of what’s out there. The instructions are somewhat unclear in some parts, but it’s easy to fill in the blanks. I’ve been lucky to test it out in mildly inclement weather (light breeze & showers) immediately after setup, and so far, the kids have been happy & I have no complaints. We look on course to be the “best parents ever” for this summer. Good deal!

Love this tent! We set it up for the kids to do some backyard camping, and I can't wait until we actually go camping with it. I love how the top of the actual tent is all mesh, which helps with the airflow. It was very easy to set up too. 2 poles to set up the tent.. it doesn't get much easier than that. The zipper was very smooth, and didn't catch the material around it. It can fit a queen sized air mattress, with room left over to keep belongings. It was super easy to pack away too- it all went right back into the storage bag on the first try! I would definitely recommend to a friend.

If I had to buy it again, I would buy a pop-up tent that was 1-2 pounds heavier. The poles aren't the easiest to get in and we had 2 people. But it wasn't the most complicated, the rain guard was the most trouble. We slept dry though. We did fit a queen sized blow up mattress inside, but there wasn't much room leftover. Worth it for the price, not sure how it holds up over time, we have only used it once for the one night so far.

If you're looking for a decent tent for a good price, I would say this one fits the budget. It held up well on my camping trip. The tent was easy to assemble and is lightweight. It rained a bit during the trip, but the inside of the tent stayed dry. The tarp covers all of the side windows (good for rain protection, restricts wind-flow). My only gripe is that the tent poles did not want to stay connected during assembly. When I was trying to pull them through the holes, they detached at the connections. This was annoying, since I either needed someone to push the poles through to assure they stayed connected or needed constantly move to find where they detached. However, once the tent was assembled, the poles held up well.