T4 Hub Tent, Easy 90 Second Set-Up, Waterproof, UV Resistant, Removable Floor, Ample Storage Options, 4-Person, Alpine Green, 94" x 94" x 78", GT400GR

I've been wanting to get this tent for a while, my previous tents have been the typical pull out all the rods, connect them all, feed through tent loops.....etc. this tent was awesome!! The materials used for the Gazelle are very nice and tough. I didn't have any worries about tearing or punctures. The velcro base is a big plus for when you need a full deep cleaning. Just spray the base out and leave it out in the sun to dry. My first use of the Gazelle was in New Mexico and man am I glad this was the tent we had. We had 40-50mph winds with 80mph gusts and any other traditional tent would have been a nightmare to set up in those conditions. I had it set up in no time. But there was one issue I had with the tent. Actually not with the tent itself, but the tent spikes that came with it. Because of the super strong winds that we had, the tent spikes became twisted metal art that I have no use for now. I had planned to get beefier spikes in the future and didn't think I'd need them for this trip. But oh well, I know that's the story with all tents. The Gazelle is designed for 4 people, but I only have 2 and it was Great! It was very spacious for us and allowed us to keep our bags and some supplies in the tent along with a tent heater. As for 4 people, I feel like that would be a little cramped. It can be done, but there would be no room for other belongings. If I had to nitpick a couple things about the tent, I'd say that I wish the top vents could be closed with zippered flaps that way you can use the tent without the rain fly and still be protected. But that's no big deal. Another thing is sometimes the door zippers can get caught up every once in a while when opening or closing them, but I'd rather have the nice heavy duty zippers that it comes with. I haven't used this tent in a hurricane yet so I don't know how it handles in the rain, but I'm looking forward to trying it out. This tent is definitely worth it and I recommend it to anyone looking for a super fast setup tent.

I've used this tent three times already. once on a camping trip with my wife and my two dogs, plenty of room for a queen size airmattress and their dog beds. the other two times were colder solo camping trips. the tent stayed warm both times due to having my diesel heater piped in. the tent kept out the rain and snow and was completely comfortable with the heater on low. each time it took less than 2 minutes to set up and then another three or four minutes to stake it down. I read some reviews where the walls would collapse in due to the wind it's easily corrected using guy lines for the rain fly and connecting to the ring attached to the side of the tent. I'm thoroughly impressed and wished I would have bought this tent sooner.

Best tent I've ever had. I'm not kidding when I say it takes about 30 seconds to set up. With rainfly; maybe another 30 seconds to a minute. Extremely sturdy in high winds as well. A couple mesh pockets throughout the tent and plenty of airflow. Putting it away is just as easy. The storage bag cinches in the right places making it compact enough to easily fit in the back of my kia soul with the rest of the camping gear. Somebody knew what they were doing when they designed this thing! :-)

Well.. I purchased the T3X and liked it so much I thought I’d try the T4GT400GR. The bag it came in is top quality, large enough for the tent to fit back in with little effort and room for a floor saver and ground tarp as well. The bag has a heavy industrial YKK zipper and Velcro straps, a very nice padded shoulder strap is also included if you have to carry the tent some distance. The bag appears to be water resistant. The tent is professionally made with quality workmanship. The floor is bathtub style with Velcro all around even in the corners, no gaps for bugs to crawl in, you can open up a section of the floor and sweep out the tent and Velcro the floor back.. very useful. Two doors with screens and quality zippers here as well, no snags or cumbersome zipping. I’m 65 and the doors take a minute to get used to, step out with one foot first then your head then everything else follows… I’m not as limber as I used to be but I got the hang of it pretty fast. Storage everywhere. 4 mesh nets on the walls two mesh nets up high and a top net too. The T4 has plenty of headroom and the walls are virtually straight so it doesn’t feel crowded. Of course set up is so simple just pull out the four sides and attach the rain fly if you want then push up the top and bingo your done. I replaced the included tent stakes with 12” nail type and replaced the guy cords with heavyweight reflective cord. I set it up in my backyard and turned on the hose and aimed the sprayer up to simulate rain… waited 30 minutes and checked for leaks… well not even one drip inside… I’ve never owned a tent that didn’t at least drip a little. These tents are very high quality, the floor is not cheap and the rain fly is heavy duty… repelled water great. All zippers are YKK and smooth operating. It actually folds up faster than it sets up … and like I said actually fits in the bag with room to spare. The only thing I can complain about is the included tent stakes… they are not heavy duty and won’t like to be hammered lol. I love this tent.

I get compliments at every campsite I use it at. Sets up in minutes and is a great quality product. I wish I would have had one years ago.

Great tent! This thing is huge and it’s the easiest tent I’ve ever set up! Plenty of ventilation and storage nets. I was slightly disappointed(although not really surprised) that it did let a little water in. Other reviewers have reported zero water intrusion in very heavy rains. That was not my experience. The water came in at a couple of the corners and through the bottom🤷‍♂️. Overall, a great tent that is well worth the money. I will just use it under a huge tarp canopy, from now on.

Have used this tent twice already. Once in heavy rain & another time when it was blistering hot. It has great windows & the zippers are heavy-duty. The doors at the corners are awkward at first, but I’ve managed to adjust my entering & exiting with minimal effort. Rain fly is nice & takes some force to connect it the first time or two, but it’s solid once it’s together. Recommend using 8 sturdy tent stakes rather than the typical stakes supplied. Am happy to be able to stand-up & it’s easy to hold it on the side to get excess dirt out…then I damp-mop it & allow to dry, rather than detaching the entire floor. Super-satisfied with this tent so far!!! Update-01/23- After practicing a few times, the rain fly was much easier to attach. Still LOVE this tent & considering it’s larger than my previous tents, it’s named the “Taj Mahal”. The zippers are secure & I kept warm at 20 degrees with a sleeping bag & no heater. Enjoying that I can stand-up in this tent! If the ground is wet outside, I recommend placing a tarp under the tent before set-up & as well as a towel or absorbent material inside for stepping into the tent. The corner entrances still take getting used to, but the tent remains easy for a short person to set-up. Have used it on approximately seven separate occasions so far & it was worth every penny!

Easy, Easy, Easy use and well made, strong and sound, water, proof, excellent ventilation. Set up in a minute or less. Drop & Pop, 5 moves, Task Complete!!!