Naturehike Ranch Fire Teepee Tent with Stove Jack, 4-6 Person Waterproof Windproof 4 Season Tent for Cold Weather Camping

I had previously purchased the smaller version of the Ranch Fire Teepee Tent, for 2-4 people. Decided to go bigger, for a little more room. From my first impression set up, it's the same great quality. Solid stitching and reinforcements where needed. Zippers work smoothly and velcro added to the flaps, give extra protection from rain. Comes with decent tent stakes, which are always a plus. Not like the cheap ones, that a lot of tents come with. I also purchased the floor and screen tent for inside, to give it more versatility. (there were coupons for both , if you bought them separately) I can use this tent year round, with the add ons. They're not necessary in the winter or if you just want the fly as a shelter,but make a nice setup, if you buy them all. Love this one too!! Looking forward to taking it on our next adventure !!

10 stars

UPDATED REVIEW - After posting my original review, the seller reached out to me on multiple occasions. The seller sent me another tent to test at no charge. I just got a chance to test the new tent this past weekend during a camping trip. The setup of the new tent went smoothly with no rips. It would appear that I may have possibly gotten a bad tent originally, for it to rip/tear so easy. With that said, I have updated my review to 4 stars. I deducted a star for quality control, since my original tent was a bad apple.ORIGINAL REVIEW - Bought this for a cold weather hunting weekend in the national forest. Upon attempting to simply set the tent up for the first time, it ripped in 2 different locations. Material seemed very thin for a hot weather tent. Another person in my group purchased a similar tent from a different seller on Amazon and it went up just fine, was made up of better material and also cost him less money than what I paid for mine.

Fairly easy to setup. Good quality for the money. Unfortunately the amount of usable floor space is limited once you set it up for winter use with a stove. Pomoly Oreqen Max 3 stove in this case. The setup works but don't expect to have more than 2 people sleeping inside while using the stove. Good for truck or short hike with a sled camping.For winter camping I would recommend getting a tent that is more of an outfitter tent with actually vertical sidewalls, so you can make use of the entire floor. The outer 2-3 feet of the floor space around the entire perimeter does not have much floor to teepee height. You can't sit there. Highball. Chairs with head rests hit the side of the teepee.It would serve as a better simmer tent than a winter tent with hit stove.There are lot of stakes, but the teepee is solid, just better for non-hot tent applications.Teepee designs are nice. Just realize that floor space is at a premium when using a hit stove. 1-2 camper/hiker/hunter max or it will feel crowded.

Very nice quality and spacious. East setup and love the stove jack for hot tenting!

Bought this so we could camp in warm weather without dying inside the tent and camp in cold weather without freezing. Tested it last night in low 40s weather, the interior held heat well and was probably 10 degrees warmer than the exterior and waterproof— it also rained for 2 nights. Only downside is that it is heavy, but that is to be expected for a polycotton tent.

This tent is an eye catcher and head turner. It's very spacious for 2 people. There was enough space for a double bed on one side of the tent without feeling cramped. The quality of the fabric and stitching seems to be top notch. The material is thick and nice and creates a great atmosphere. The material also blocks out the sun rays so it also feels like a sun shade structure when you have the 2 doors opened up. The floor is extra thick rubber like material, not cheap thin floors like regular tents. Everypart of this tent seems to be of high-quality and each feature seems to be so well thought out. only used it once in good weather. Looking forward to using this tent on every trip.

Really like how simple this tent is to set up, literally one pole, corner stakes and you’re done.Couple notes:1. Material: while fire retardant seems thin and easy to tear or rip. Over time I’m wondering how durable it’ll last in tuff weather conditions?2. Costly: $300 for tent only, not including floor or inner tent. All in ~$400, not cheap.3. Large: space to sleep 4 people easy. Love that the teepee design can be opened up.4. Stove Jack: haven’t used tent stoves before but really like this tent has the ability built in.5. Carry weight and rolled up its quite compact and very portable enough to throw in your trunk!While I really like how fast and easy I can pitch this tent. Based on the construction and use of material my concern is its durability and longevity.Honestly the absolute hardest part is rolling the tent back up to fit back into the carry bag?!