OneTigris JOVIAN 4 Person Camping Tent 3 Season Family Shelter Easy Setup Outdoor Backpacking with 2000mm Outer Rainfly, 5000mm Bottom & Waterproof Floor Mat

This tent is extremely easy to assemble by one person, very sturdy against wind gusts and very roomy as a single traveler. The materials seem well constructed and tape seamed appropriately. It is one of the few companies that include a footprint with the tent , great pricing for a 4 person, 3 season tent. The ventilation was terrific, where I camped it was very warm with dry heat . The many tie out points are well thought out and I had no fears of structural issues with the aluminum poles. The tent is very roomy, used a double sleeping pad from Onetigris, still had lots of room for storage for other equipment and clothing. I can't speak about the waterproof claims, as I only had a spatter of rain the 3 days I used it. It appears though the quality and feel of the tent should stand up to a west coast downpour without any issues. Overall, I really enjoyed my time so far and look forward to many more camping adventures

This is a great tent quality and feature wise. The fabric is sturdy feeling but not stiff like canvas, a nice ground cloth comes with it which is a first for me. I got it for my 6’4” grandson for Christmas and was worried it may be too small. Not so. It is soooo spacious and roomy because the walls are so erect. It has two doors and huge screen windows which go low to the ground which allows for feeling the breeze when your sleeping low to the floor. It can easily and quickly be put up by one person, including my self; a 5’4” 69 year old 110lb woman. I am a tent coni suer and this is a great tent. I personally would not sleep 4 in it but perfect for 2 people and gear. You could pack 4 in if you don’t mind being extra close. But that’s the way the rating system works.

Im impressed not tested in any rain as yet but it's easy to set up and take down on your own it all fits iback nto the bag . 1 person its a Dream 2 person Fantastic 3/4 I wouldn't but 3 will fit . For the price im happy .

OneTigris JOVIAN I brought this to use over the summer holidays for the kids one who is autistic the thought was to get them used to camping out for some future trips away. It's been up in the garden for seven weeks solid being used as a den filled with cushions blankets fairy lights they have really enjoyed using it. During that time we have had several periods of 35 mph winds and most recently several days of torrential rain and high winds. The tent has held up well staying dry inside in all but the worst of rain on one night where the wind has blown a bit of moisture up in under the front flysheet that was facing directly into the rain but only then for a inch or two actually inside leaving it slightly moist along the prevailing edge but no puddles seen at all very impressed. This has proved to be a quality product and super purchase for our family.

I bought this tent and took it on a 10-day road trip, random camping across BC, and it was perfect. It is made of good-quality material that feels tough and not at all flimsy or fragile. The fly comes down low enough that the inner tent will not get wet as long as you use pins to pull the fly away from the inner tent. When erected, the tent material is tight and rigid. Setting up the tent and taking it down is quick. One day it rained when it was time to take down the tent. How do you keep your tent dry when you want to take it down in rain? I discovered that I could take down the inner tent while leaving the fly standing! This was possible because the two main poles are joined at the midpoint with a swivel, which means that they can stand independently without the tent. To dismantle the tent, I unclipped the inner tent from the poles. Then I removed each pole end from the loop on the inner tent corner and folded up the inner tent. The tent fly remained standing, and not a drop got on the inner tent. It helped that I had pinned down the fly. To put away the fly, I pulled it off and slid it to the ground, allowing it to fold itself in half as I pulled it off. In this way, the inside of the fly did not get wet either. On another day, it was raining when I wanted to set up the tent, so I tried the above process in reverse. This was a little harder, but it worked. First I set up the poles. To hold them in position, I jammed the ends into the ground. That was tricky. Then I pulled the fly over the poles and pinned it down with temporary pins. After that I was able to set up the inner tent inside the fly without getting it wet. It's a great tent, big enough for four Thermarests, with some extra space at the side and end. The colour is perfect too, and makes it possible to hide your tent from view.