MOON LENCE Instant Pop Up Tent for 3-4 Person - Automatic Portable, Windproof for Camping, Hiking, Mountaineering

UPDATE:5/29/2021-I have to add that this company is top notch. Although I did not feel my review was the worst, and noted several positives, the company reached out to me. I did not contact them. They worked with me to rectify my issues. I have to say that their assistance. Their willingness to work with me. This elevates my review. So seldom does a company read reviews, let alone care about customer satisfaction. They certainly went above and beyond. And I look forward to my next camping trip using this tent. I still stand by the tent not being a 4 person tent, but is certainly good for me. Great company!5/6/2021-This comes with very poor instructions, and I had to come to the reviews to get ideas on how to set up and take down.First, the top took a lot of time to figure out. Do not unfold the legs, at all, before getting the top to release down. When taking down, fold legs up and tilt on side. Had these been noted, yes, goes smoothly. Also, really make sure you "pull" the legs where it says "pull". May seem like nothing moves, but something moves maybe even a millimeter and this will help keep poles from caving in. I had one leg, I pulled, and pulled, and pulled. It caved in the first night/day. I pulled multiple times that next day, and felt nothing move, but apparently it did? Came short of two stakes that are needed to hold secure.This is described as a four person tent. I used a mummy sleeping bag, and certain only 2 other people could possibly share the tent with me, with no room for gear. I'd say comfortable for 2 adults, maybe with a small child. Definitely not for 4 average sized adults.Has two doors with windows. Also, a large screen window on top that is then covered by a tarp. A window on each side let's in air, as also, any view is covered by the tarp. The "tarp" as I call it, is really a rain barrier.My first trip was in May, and elements were cold and rainy. Other than issues with the one leg, the tent held up against the wind and rain. I did purchase water proofed, but since I set up in the rain, I had no chance to spray it. But had no issues with the tent leaking.

Before I get into the review of the tent, I want to to say what a joy it is to work with a company that cares about customers and backs their products. So rare these days. I had problem with one of the collapsible joints on the tent and this company stepped up! I believe the joint was cracked during shipping because the box was pretty torn up. I did not have the time to do a close inspection of the tent before I had to put it to use and on the second use the joint separated. I contacted the company and they stepped up and took care of it. No hassles, no blame, just great customer care.Now onto the tent itself. I am a hunter, backpacker, guide and boat captain. I own half a dozen tents for various applications. I use this tent on the back of my boat in the gulf of Alaska. We have indoor sleeping, but sometimes it's great to sleep under the stars. Needed a tent that was quick and easy. Set up is about 30 seconds (which after a day of fishing is pretty cool). Take down is about a minute. Although it is a good idea to watch the video and practice once or twice.On the first night of use the stars were out when we turned in, but midway through the night a squall came through and dumped a good amount of rain on us. The tent performed perfectly. Not a drop of water from the roof and it held up against the wind very well. I highly recommend this tent not only for quality of the tent, but for the quality of the company behind it.

This tent will not hold up against heavy terential rain for very long, mine leaked from the center attachment under the locking mechanism at the top of the tent. One little drop at a time, so I used a towel to absorb it until the rain was done. Had this tent come with a rain fly I doubt that it would have leaked, there was NO water seeping from any of the seems or zipper. It will hold a queen size blow up bed but I don't suggest the big ones, I used an 18 inch high one and it ate up all the headroom in the tent. Outside of that I was completely happy with this tent, it goes up quickly and comes down even quicker. There's a quirk to getting the locking mechanism to lock in place, once you figure that out it's quite easy to set up. Oh and there was a puddle of water on the tarp under my tent after the rain for the two days after the it rained that the tent was up, none of that water seeped through the bottom of the tent. My future plans are to get a third-party rain fly and Rain seal all the seams including the point that leaked and I think that should solve the problem.Do yourself a favor and get some better anchoring stakes.

Really...I love it. I did waterproof it out the gate, so cannot attest to how well it works without doing that, but any camper really should know you gotta at least hit the seams with a little waterproofing spray for good measure. Easy to set up and take down...unless you have been drinking before hand...and then after you are hung over. But being a grown up comes with these challenges and it isn't the tent's fault if you find yourself in either condition while trying to work with it. Even then, though, I...I mean someone can figure it out pretty easily. Solo. Didn't need any help from anyone else and that is also a plus!

Wanted a tent that I could put up in a hurry. Was not disappointed with this tent. 3 min tops to put it up (literally). Pull down each corner lift the center and you have a waterproof, wind proof tent. Yes we were in a storm and I was worried about the center on top leaking no leaks. Dry as a bone. Another plus was how lightweight is was. This is our go to tent from now on. Take down was a breeze. Pull up on the mechanism push down fold sides up roll it up and put into bag that comes with it. Fantastic product. Thanks.

Very easy to pop up and tear down. Probably the easiest tent I've ever set up. Material is very thin and the floor has similar material to the walls (usually the floor would have a tarp type thickness) worries me for leaks or punctures. I camped on even ground covered in grass on a dry night and it worked great.