STOVEHUT 70 Hot Tent with Two Tarp Poles and Two Tent Poles | Latest Version 3.0

I am going to admit right away, we set up this tent in our backyard and after testing it out, we decided not to use it. We used a much larger, heavier "glamping" style tent instead, because we wanted the extra room and we were able to park our car next to our campsite. This tent would be great for someone who wants extra features, including a space for a tent stove (without needing further modification), but still wants something lightweight that is simple to pack and unpack. It is a small tent with very little headroom - comfortable for 1 person (sitting or laying down) and some gear - a bit tight for 2 people. But, if you want a tent for backpacking that seems to be of good quality and has a ton of convenient ventilation options this might be the tent for you.

Good tent if you are backpacking although there were no instructions with mine was able to figurw it out though. It would be a tight fit with two people inside though and keeps heat great

I'm thoroughly impressed with the Pomoly Hot Tent! Despite its small size, it's a powerhouse of warmth and comfort. The compact design is perfect for solo camping trips or cozy getaways with a partner. The built-in stove jack is a game-changer, allowing me to use my stove to keep the interior toasty warm even in chilly weather. Plus, the tent's small footprint makes it easy to set up in tight spaces without sacrificing comfort. Overall, it's a fantastic tent that exceeds expectations, and I highly recommend it for anyone seeking a cozy and warm shelter for outdoor adventures!

I set this up in my yard for a week with sleeping bags inside and it all stayed dry through some rain. Camped in it for 3 nights with my girl and it served us well. It has enough room for our sleeping gear and two duffel bags of clothes. We did use a stove and that worked out pretty good too. If you are backpacking, this tent would be an ok option and packs up well into the sack. If you are just car camping, get a larger tent.

This is a tent with an interesting design but unfortunately in my case I received a tent with a manufacturing defect which made for an unpleasant experience. The lack of clear instructions is also quite a bummer. The setup video Pomoly has on YouTube isn’t very clear, and I was surprised by the lack of setup videos by YouTubers considering it seems they sent these out to quite a few of them. The oversized tent bag is nice and makes packaging up fairly easily. The quality of the stakes, and poles was actually quite nice. As I, and others, have mentioned initial setup can be quite frustrating. While the way the tent sets up is quite simple there is definitely some technique to getting the tent to sit taught and with the correct shape. The fact that there are different versions of this tent out also adds to this confusion. Once the tent was setup it’s actually quite nice. I really enjoy the design. The quality of the materials was nice, and it seems like it would be fairly water tight. The zippers caught on the flaps about 90% of the time which was quite annoying. Unfortunately my tent came with a defect. The stitching was wrong in the back corner and made creating the triangle shape for the stove area almost impossible. I was almost unable to fit a stove due to this. I had to use additional guidelines as well as some makeshift supports to fit my stove (small). This did ruin both the setup experience, as well as the general hot tenting experience. Overall I really did like the design of this tent, but it seems like Pomoly is still working out some defects/craftsmanship issues even in revision 3.0. I will either be exchanging this tent or returning this one for a refund depending on what other options I find. For $200 I would’ve expected slightly more, but maybe my gripes are due to a faulty example.

Absolutely love the tent. Pain to setup the first time without any instructions being included. The tent spikes were very cheap and bent very easily. Water resistant was "ok" at best. The top was fine and even the porch area kept water out when it rained but and water getting to the bottom of the tent and it leaks in very quickly almost as if the wager resistance was never applied to the bottom. In the heat though it was so nice to have the open breeze and the storage space for the stove was very nice. I would recommend looking for something cheaper or buying some upgrades for this tent.

Compact , easy backpacking and just right for very cold weather camping !

Don't. At least if you are look for a lightweight setup. Get their Chalet 70. Nothing overall wrong with this tent. I am a huge fan of their products but this one falls short. The guidelines are fishing line strong. It is far from intuitive. And basically frankly a pain in the ass to set up. I bought this one thinking it was a a lighter weight upgrade. I was wrong. I packed the Chalet into same bag it came in which boggled my mind. I have NEVER been able to pack a tent. I spent an hour trying to suss out setting this one up and gave up until tomorrow. Neither tent is I guess lightweight. But I'm not looking to hike the Appalachian trail. I held both tents and couldn't tell any measurable weight difference. The Chalet sets up easy. More room. And a better floor with fireproof mat built in. Skip this one. Spend 40 bucks less. Have more room and way less hassle.