Gazelle T4 Waterproof 4 Person Portable Polyester Outdoor Pop Up Camping or Beach Tent with Removable Floor, Mesh Screens, and Rain Fly, Orange

This tent is awesome! The most important thing for me is being able to set up by myself. I am short (5'3") and I have RA, which limits my strength in my hands and arms. This tent went up so easily, I couldn't believe it. I did a time lapse video to show my friends because I thought it would take longer, but it probably only took about one minute total. (minus staking, of course.) The quality of materials is really great. It is very well built and sturdy. The materials feel so much nicer than most tents. The zippers are amazing and all truly one hand operation. I had plenty of room for myself, all of my gear, and my glamping accessories. I like to bring creature comforts, and there's enough room for my cot, table, loo, and a chair. When I packed out, I was happy to find that the tent packs away as easily as it sets up. This is the first tent that I haven't had to wrestle back into the bag, and I didn't even roll it up as tight as I could have. I'd say my only complaint is that the screens are so well made that they don't let much of a breeze through. This was okay with me though, as the tent stays a comfortable temperature during cooler nights. I honestly wish I would have sprung for this tent a long time ago instead of messing with other ones. I honestly love this tent more than I can even put into words. I can't wait to take it out again.

This is a great tent! It is super easy to set up and very roomy inside! You can stand up with no problem. Very good quality! The only downside is that it is pretty heavy and will not fit in my trunk or across the back seats. You have to put it in the front seat and have it stretch crossways to the back. Very well made!! Love it!

WOW! This was a significant step up in size and quality! A preschool family member was making fun of my tiny 2-man tent that I have camped in across the US. As the little ones grow up, I know I will need something more substantial in size and durability. My friend owns a similar shelter to this one, so I was familiar with the pop-out set-up, but the other requires two persons (or attaching one side of the shelter to something sturdy). The Gazelle videos demonstrated a one-person setup up which sold me. I was able to lift the 30# bag easily (it was longer than I expected) and set up the entire tent in my front yard on a windy day without any difficulty. Later, I had to set it up in my kitchen to fetch the serial number off a tag inside the tent, and it was just as easy to assemble and disassemble there despite the tight quarters. Before it arrived, I did not appreciate the fact that this tent is tall enough to stand up in, and it really is big enough for four persons PLUS gear! I replaced the stakes with a more substantial set (slight increase in weight) and am looking forward to putting it up for Christmas so the little ones can see their new camping gear!

Folks, this tent pops up in about 1 minute...no assembly! I have an Eskimo Outbreak ice fishing shack from Ardisam as well which is the BEST! So I was really excited to try out this Gazelle tent from Ardisam this past week in northern Minnesota...and let me tell you it is so awesome...the floor is great, it comes attached by velcro about 6 inches up from the ground. I recommend a tarp underneath (as pictured) but probably not necessary. I had a queen size mattress inside with room on both sides for a small table/storage. plenty of windows for great airflow. rainfly is awesome and took about 30 seconds to attach! I am 5 ft 10 inches and can easily stand in this tent. Have owned so many tents before and this is just so quick and easy to setup/takedown. comes with many stakes to secure it as well. No joke, it is the best. Being a northern Minnesotan I have to tip my hat to my friends from Wisconsin at Ardisam....just like the breakthrough innovation with the Outbreak Eskimo Ice Fishing shacks, you all really hit it big with theses Gazelle tents! Love it. Checkout Ardisam on the internet...they have some great product lines. I have no connection to them in any way, just a big fan of their products!

My family and I purchased a Sherpa sleep trailer that did not have an awning. We purchased multiple different shelters and even built one from tarps. ANNOYING, EXHAUSTING and WORTHLESS! I set out and did my research and stumbled upon the Gazelle T4 Pop-up. At first I thought it was a bit expensive but then thought, there's really no work involved AND I have a full shelter - it's still less than it would cost me for an awning on my Sherpa which would still need side walls such as tarps. We took the jump and purchased the Gazelle. When it arrived we ran outside and couldn't wait to see how easy it was to set it up. We literally took it out of its bag and popped out the sides and roof. DONE! The inside has so much room! Our plan is to use this as a shelter from the sun, wind, rain while we are camping. We still have our Sherpa sleep trailer but it's not enough to just sit out and enjoy. With the windows in the Gazelle, you can still enjoy the outdoors! The canopy has a slight hang-over so if it is raining, I can't imagine it would come inside the tent unless it was blowing rain. I was worried about the doors as we are larger people and they are teardrop shaped but we had zero issues with it. The zippers are sturdy and well-made. The construction of the poles are well-made. There's nothing about this tent that I have complaints about. I even love that the floor comes out and is optional!!

I’ve owned this tent for years and it continues to impress me. Space: Large enough for my family on summer trips (though now that my kids are older, they prefer their own tents). For hunting season, it’s perfect solo — plenty of room to sleep and keep gear dry and organized. Setup: No, it doesn’t go up in 90 seconds like the promo claims. But compared with non-integrated pole tents, it’s still quick. I can have it on a tarp and staked in about 15 minutes solo. Another 15 gets it guyed out and solid for multi-day, windy conditions. Wind and Weather: Guy lines are essential — without them, strong wind will collapse the sides (which kinda sucks in the middle of the night...). I’d prefer a rain fly that reaches the ground, but even as-is I’ve stayed dry through multi-day downpours. The double-stitched seams and coverage make it adequately waterproof, as long as you also manage ground moisture (tarp, site choice). Bottom line: Spacious, sturdy (with proper tie-down), and quick to set up. Not quite the “90-second miracle” in the ads, but a reliable tent I keep coming back to year after year.

Great, Great tent!!! Setup really is as easy as advertised. We have a church group campout every year at a BSA campground in northern NJ. They have 7' x 9' platforms in each of the campsites, so I wanted something reasonably close to the size of the platform that still provided plenty of height, lots of windows for air movement, and reasonably easy set-up. This tent ticked all of the boxes. The campout this year began on a rainy Friday. Setup was a breeze. I was unpacked, set-up, and staked down in less than 5 minutes, including the rain fly. Fortunately we had a break in the rain during setup time. Of course, buying a tent is also very much about protection from the elements. It ABSOLUTELY POURED on Friday night - the kind of rain that is orange and red on a radar map. The Gazelle DID. NOT. LEAK. Even with the windows zipped 80-90% of the way open, we stayed high-and-dry. There was just the slightest coating of condensation on the inside of the tent; more damp than actually wet. Knockdown is just as easy as setup, as well. Also, the tent is very well made - The quality is apparent right out of the box. The material is top-notch. The floor is a heavy duty nylon, rather than the "tarp material" often used by tents. And the heavy duty YKK zippers work effortlessly, without getting caught on the zipper flaps If there is a CON, it is the size of the tent when folded. It is, as indicated, about 5'8" long and about 8" x 8" around. That said, it is not too heavy, and there are great carry straps, including over-the-shoulder "duffle-bag" type straps, as well as loops on either end if you wanted to team carry. I found the loops to be helpful when loading it into the car. Just make sure you can put the seats down in order to transport this. All-in-All, this is a great tent. Thanks to the Gazelle team for this well thought out item. The only improvement I could think of would be a smaller collapsed size, but I think this is only an issue if you are more of a fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants camper, leaving your tent in your car to be able to use at a moments notice. Me, I'm more of a planned-out, destination camper, so this is by no means a deal-breaker. I should also mention that I was a little concerned about the removable floor. If you're in the same boat, there is no need for concern. The floor attaches with a continuous hook-and-loop (Velcro) strip positioned about 6" above the bottom of the tent. I did not receive any discounts on this product in exchange for my review. These are my thoughts and my words. I carefully researched before finding and purchasing the Gazelle. It may be a bit on the pricey side, but I found it to be worth every penny.

This tent is great! I bought one of their screen gazebos last year at a camping show and decided to pull the trigger on this tent this year. One of the best decisions I've made recently. It's so easy to pop up, no stupid corded poles to deal with. No silly sleeves to loop them through. Everything is ready to go from the first time you take it out of the box. Truly the fastest I've ever set up a tent (and quickest I've ever been relaxing with a beer in hand at a campsite). Love the fact there is a removable floor. I don't go camping to stay clean, but I usually like to start that way. Tracking in mud and debris is no problem as I was able to just pull the floor from the tent, shake it out, rinse it off, and hang to dry on a clothesline. Ready to go for next time. The tent goes up and down with the floor in there, so you never have to take it out if you don't want to. It takes about 2 minutes to get it put back in and sealed up. Rainfly is super easy to put on and take off. The roof is a screen panel so if it's a nice night, you can the rainfly off to look at the stars and stay nice and cool. Also, the walls come up about 6 feet and you can zip the coverings over the windows, so when the rainfly is off, there is still privacy all the way around. I know my old tent was fully exposed from about 2 feet up from the ground if you didn't have the rainfly on. With this, you've got options. It doesn't pack down that small (long and narrow), but I have a small SUV and it fits if I put a seat down. I knew what I was getting into with owning the screen gazebo. If travelling with 4 people in the car, I'd tie it to the roof. The bag is a heavy duty, coated material so I wouldn't be worried too much about the rain. Also, there are really nice tight straps to grab and lift with that can also be used to loop rope through when tying to the rack on my car. Really though, nothing beats the setup/takedown of this thing! I'm a Gazelle guy for life!

I liked the easy set up of the tent..amazing, literally 5 mins to put up and pack away. It was waterproof and I didn't get wet. I disliked the doors, I found it so frustrating to unzip and then climb in and out. I also didn't like the fact that you are so enclosed, I am used to a tent that you can roll up the door and get air in and have a great view. I hated the quality of the stitching in the Tent.. the fabric was great but the stiching was terrible, so bad in fact that I sent the tent back to the seller. For the price you should expect better. I had a double air bed, a small table and suitcase in the Gazelle tent.. enough room for 1 person but frustrating that I didn't have another room like in other tents. I wouldn't reccomend getting this tent because of the poor quality, surely there are better tents around for this price.