Portable Dressing Changing Room Pop Up Shelter for Outdoors Beach Area Grass Shower Room Equipped With Portable Carrying

Purchased for photo shoots for my sister in law idk if she uses it but it would also work for mud runs and such

Bought this for camping at Coachella. It did not stand well on its own and definitely did not when the wind picked up. We had to set it up between two of our cars and tie it to the cars. Loved that it was tall with an open top. We used this along with a camping shower rather than wait an hour for the showers on the campsite. It is a bit see through but only enough to see silhouettes. Not the best but it was cheap and got the job done. Probably will look for something else if we camp again

Great product to maintain privacy when changing but it's difficult to fold.

I loved the idea of a portable dressing room that’s lightweight and easy to transport. Unfortunately, it wasn’t durable. I used it lightly one time had A great deal of difficulty putting it away. The instructions were not clear or easy to understand. I finally managed to get it put away. I used it a second time and it wouldn’t stand on its own. It kept twisting in on itself and wouldn’t stay standing. I only gave it one star in the categories of over all, durability, and easy to fold because I was required to buy it didn’t even deserve one star. Unfortunately there was an expiration date for returning it so I’m stuck with a piece of equipment that I cannot use. Waste of money.

Easy to assemble, and travel with. I use this at the park or pool for my kids to change without having to use the public restroom.

It works, but not very sturdy in windy areas. Doesn’t have a bottom liner the case to carry it in was already coming apart when I got it out the box. So I’ll end up seeing that when I get time but I shouldn’t have to!

Worked good as a changing room, had a little trouble with one of the edges flipping over when folding it up, but was easy enough to correct

To me, the diagrams for folding are confusing. Here's what worked for us, after collapsing tent from 3D back to 2D flatness.1) Fold bottom (wide end) towards top, stopping about 6-12 inches before the bottom edge touches the top edge. Hold the bottom part in place on the sides 6-12 inches back from the bottom edge -- this helps with the next step.2) With one hand (say the right) on the edge, while the hand is holding the folded tent into its U shape, twist the wrist outwards (right hand turns clockwise) and snap the tent frame all the way through to fold it underneath itself. If done correctly, that edge folds over neatly after you force it about 90 degrees around. Repeat with the other hand.3) At this point, the tent should be folded lengthwise and now sideways, and flattened. Squish it around in the flat plane to fit the bag.The instructions slip attached to the circular bag also says that the tent comes with 8 stakes, guy lines, and sand bags. It only came with 4 stakes, no guy lines, no sand bags. We considered returning it, but decided to keep it.

Muy buen tamaño muy amplio

Lo compre porque salgo a acampar, es muy practico y seguro. se acomodo en cualquier espacio y el material es lo que promete