The Original-Authentic Standing Room 64 Family Cabin Tent 8.5 FEET OF HEADROOM 2 Big Screen Doors Fast Easy Set Up, fits most 10x10 SLANT leg canopies CANOPY FRAME NOT INCLUDED!

I have been looking for a tent like this for a long time. Several years ago, I had a similar tent, made by Quest that was designed specifically for their canopy. But, for some reason or another, they decided to quit making them. After ripping mine in an unfortunate cot fiasco, I have been looking for one for a few years. Thankfully, I ran across this one. This tent is almost exactly like the one that I had before, with only a few minor differences. Of course, designing something universal, that can work with all of the different canopies manufactured, can be problematic. But, this company has done a great job making a tent that is quick to set up and tear down. While I really like the tent, there are a few things to consider. First, because the tent is not company specific, the generic nature lends to some adjustments that you'll need to make. For example, the snaps that attach to the perimeter of the canopy weren't sufficient, so I used short bungee cords to attach them, and it worked well. (NOTE: I'm glad that I tried to set this up at home before I went camping; something that I suggest you do as well so if you have to make adjustments, you can do so before you are out in the wilderness.) Second, while there is a single tie-down on the side, I was wishing that there were was at least one more. I found that the tent sagged a little bit and would have liked it to be a little more taunt. Third, while the windows on both sides have double zippers, for some reasons the doors do not. Because it doesn't, you have to either completely close the door or have the screen open; there is no in between. (We had a couple of days of rain, and it would have been nice to have had the top portion of the door open to allow for some ventilation. But even though these sound like complaints (they are more suggestions for the manufacturer, and warnings), this tent worked great, had a lot of room, and kept the rain out. I would highly recommend this tent for quick set up and take down; and more room than you'd typically have with other, more expensive tents. I think that one of the biggest things that I like about this type of tent, is that there are no poles to deal with. I had this tent up and ready to use within minutes. There was enough room for my queen sized air mattress, a camping chair, and a small table. If you own a canopy, and do any camping whatsoever, then you should purchase this tent!

This tent will be my camp kitchen tent for car camping and hunting. First use this weekend in Colorado. Set up with out instructions a snap. done in less than fifteen minutes including staking and canopy set up. quality of the tent in general I would rank high. Floor - solid tuff level of coated fabric , I recommend to have both a ground cover tarp and an internal floor liner tarp to insure the tent floor lasts with out wear if you are going to walk on it with shoes and boots. Doors windows and Zippers.= good scores all around. Lots of airflow options. (Was Hot this weekend) Zipper configurations were convenient (Concern is if the zippers hold up long term. Maybe one level beefier would be better. Tied down onto the Canopy Frame - Good scores on the "top" of the tent . Hooks were all sturdy and should hold up fine. However the side tie downs are likely to be a problem in the wind. The ties straps are of the flimsy variety and likely will not hold up. (Like the triangular stays but they should have woven fabric material sewn on to the triangle forming a loop. then you cold use any manner of line to tie to the canopy legs. ) This is the weakest part of the tent set up. Floor tie downs good and strong however ---- Where they have located the stake loop on the two door locations is a problem for two reasons. The first is that it makes it difficult to run the zipper by the area where the stake pull the tent fabric tight. A solution is to have two ground stakes on each of the door sides located at each side of the door instead of at the center of the door. I high potential winds I intend to run ropes over the top of the canopy to insure it stays down. Over all happy with this tent bags. Nice job with minor adjustments needed to have a stellar bomb proof flexible shelter.

I was DISAPPOINTED with it and AM not able to use it right now. The tent does not work as described, I'll keep it with a lesson learned.

I have to rigged the bottom part using a bunjee cord to attach to the bottom pole of the canopy. I thought I have a 12x12 canopy but measured it it is a 10x10 but again - it is not a good match. The top part (roof) of the canopy are somehow loose. There are only two plastic hooks that you need to hook up by the canopy frame - the rest of the roof part are loose because there are no bracket or velcro to somehow attach it to the roof frame. The design has potential and it looks good in the pics but need a little attention to detail like - the zippers were poorly or cheaply made. It is hard to zip. The end of the zipper is to the bottom and not to the top. It would be nice if you can zip open/close from the top like the mesh cover. Other than that - the material is strong enough and thick enough to keep you warm in a 40 degree weather with 23 per hour wind gust. I returned the item mainly due to the poor zipper issue. I am hoping to get the straight sides and not the angled tent because it has more good reviews.

Tent is great, sets up in minutes, material is good especially the rain guard. Just hate the zippers cheap and flimsy . I had a Zoloft moment trying to zip the door and ripped out the zipper. Change the zipper to a higher quality and this tent will be perfect.