Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Campingzelt, 2-Personen-Kabinenzelt mit Ofenanschluss & Stangen, wasserdichte Winterzelte mit Bodenmatte, tragbare 4-Jahreszeiten-Zelte zum Wandern, Angeln, Jagen & Rucksackreisen

Great tent bought it and went out deer hunting for a week in cold rainy weather, it stayed dry and kept me warm the whole week.

Havent used yet

Over all opinion - it’s a decent tent I bought the 4 man…. Should got a 8 if that’s the case. Us corn fed boys had a tight squeeze. A lot of bending down crouching around no room for activity with even two of use. The tent worked great note to self stay off the walls if you have a stove burning likely to be wet in the night or morning and it’s very cold on the walls. Takes seconds to put up once you figure out where you want your doors. I’d like to see an updated versions with little hoops or something to tie paracord too for drying cloths or hang a light with there is currently nothing for that the pole is aluminum so magnets won’t work I had to get creative with headlamps in the black of night. Tent held heat well and blocked the wind well kept the rain / snow off us over all decent for the price but I recommend go bigger if you can.

We slept in it one night. Had a guide gear stove which stands a bit tall in the small vestibule. Had several small sparks land on the outside during the night which burned holes through the walls of the tent. Now it's not good for rainy weather. Due to these new holes. They really should make the tent more heat resistant for, ya know... the hot stove and its sparks... it is a hot tent after all. Setup was fairly simple, loked the stakes and the gear on the lines. No extra rain fly... Zippers on the external door really get snagged on the tent material too easily. Don't try to tug the zipper, just pull the thin fabric out then continue to close/open the door. All in all, quite bummed about this purchase.

I was interested in this tent as a shelter to keep tucked away in the SUV for a just-in-case shelter during backroad rides. It arrived with a good carry bag and instructions. Everything for the shelter was nicely rolled up inside. I was especially surprised by the good stakes; they are lightweight metal but sturdy. The bag also includes a supply of guy string. It was easy to figure out how to set it up by taking a quick look at the instructions. I had to move a couple of stakes once I put in the center pole just to even it out, but it was super easy and very forgiving. You could also potentially set this tent up by using a string/rope from the loop on the top over a tree limb. The center pole is a thick shock-corded aluminum pole that won't be easy to break. However, you could cut a stick to length as a replacement in a pinch. I do not plan to use a stove in the 2-person model, but if I did I think it would become a 1-person shelter. The material is similar to other economical tents I've purchased, so I have to assume performance would be similar as to wind and water resistance. I would not use this as my primary winter shelter for very long, but I do think it would be really great as a light-weight backpacking shelter in moderate weather, something for the kids, day trips where you need some shelter, etc. The pack will fit nicely in our rig and will provide a great option if we need a light shelter to perhaps walk out of a situation.

The actual tent is nice but measurements are misleading, I assumed the end opposite the stovejack was enclosed in the actual tent and it is not its more outside covered storage. Also with no rain fly on the tent is condensates bad on the inside. The large front screen has no enclosure unless you drop the poles on the front flap. This would be a good tent for late spring or early fall would not recommend if temps are in the mid to upper 40's

Not what I expected, tent floor only covers half the space. “4 person tent” barely fits 1 full size adult. Customer service very poor.