Gazelle Tents™, T4 Plus Hub Tent Overland Edition, Easy 90 Second Set-Up, Waterproof, UV Resistant, Footprint, All-Terrain Stakes, 4-8 Person, Alpine Green/Oak Moss, 78" x 94" x 165", GT451GR

Beat tent I ever owned. Easy set up and tons of room. Take down and clean up is a breeze. Also oversized bag solves the problem of trying to get things back into the bag. Game changer. This is the luxury item that will make you camping better and more enjoyable.

Todo bien llego antes de los esperado, muy bien

This thing is huge and heavy so you better have some car space. But it’s like having a home away from home. Super comfy inside

Outstanding tent, easy to set up, and quality materials. We had a little issue with the tent sweating on the inside, but it did keep rain out. Plenty of space for your family and gear. Con’s: Really, the only complaint was how dark it was inside the tent. Even in direct light, it’s still pretty dark. Which would be great for sleeping in, not so great trying to find something. And it is on the heavier side. But this wasn’t designed to the a backpack tent. It’s meant to pull up, unload the vehicle and quickly have it set up. Pros: Some benefits, it comes with the waterproof bag which is extra roomy (no struggling to stuff it in the bag), upgraded tent stakes (heavy duty), and the footprint (perfectly sized for staking). Biggest perk, this thing is easy and fast to set up. My husband set this up, by himself (first time) in under 4 minutes not counting staking. And was able to break it down, from up and unstaked to bag in about 5 minutes. Overall, we’d recommend it if you prefer a slightly darker interior. The zippers never snagged, and the price point is reasonable for the quality of the tent. The only reason we went with the T8, was literally it was brighter in the tent.

We recently broke in our new Gazelle T4 Hub Tent with a backyard camping night, and it’s safe to say—this thing is a game-changer. Setup was insanely fast. I had it up in under 2 minutes while my son snuck in a little screen time (dad duties, right?). The hub system is brilliant—no fighting with poles or guessing what goes where. Once it was up, the interior space blew us away. My son and I had plenty of room to stretch out with our gear, and the vertical walls made it feel way bigger than a standard dome-style tent. Ventilation was solid, and the material felt durable enough to handle more rugged use once we hit the trails or state parks. What sealed the deal for me was the feeling of security and sturdiness. Even with a breeze rolling in, the Gazelle didn’t budge. Zippers were smooth, mesh was tight, and the floor is tough—no worries about gear poking through. If you’re a parent looking for a quick, no-stress way to camp with your kids or a seasoned camper needing a reliable shelter, the T4 is worth every penny. We can’t wait to take it beyond the backyard and into the wild.