MoonNestTent Instant Setup One Piece Camping Tent

I can see where this would be a great tent but the seller needs to state that in order to successfully put this tent up requires that a person have at least 66 inches height. I am 5'2" tall and I could not push the hubs together because they were to high for me to get a grip on. It is not a question of strength so much as being able to reach the hubs and then push them together. Sadly I do like this tent but to erect alone and be my height, no way. I even had a friend try who was 5'5" tall and she could not do it either. So if you are female and not ex military I would advise you to keep looking.

Don't buy this tent you plan to use it in humid climates!! With that said, I LOVE how fast this tent sets up & breaks down! It's about the only reason I'm giving it 3 stars. I live in Fl so having a tent I can use year round (esp in summer) is essential. However, because of the ventilation design, there is no way for any airflow. There are only 2 vents (one on each side) that are completely covered by flaps. Even though they are held out away from the tent by flimsy rods, it still leaves the vent covered so even if a wind blows by, you're not getting any airflow.This tent will work great for cooler temps but def not good for humid Florida summers.

I took this out for about 50 days in the last 1.5 years. It held up to 80mph winds and being blown down an embankment, thunder storms beyond count, being put away muddy and wet and sub zero temperatures. Eventually the poles cracked, but it put up with so much abuse for $80 that I can not complain in the least. It's dry, it sets up really quickly and for being 1 piece it's relatively light. The airflow is a bit low, but you can pull off the rain fly that comes pre-attached. It's just clipped on.

It's a decent tent, but not great for the cost. It has an attached rain fly and bathtub bottom, which I consider a plus. (so it should hold up in the rain.) Its relatively small inside but will hold one person comfortably with gear. Set-up is only seconds and straight forward, but folding it back up is very clumsy and not easy to do neatly. (in fact its a down right pain in the butt) If you dont care and just want to roll it back up in a ball then you'll do fine. Ventilation seems just ok, but Ill have to test next month and come back and comment on performance overall. Thanks

This is a great little tent. Took it out for a trip cross country west coast to east coast. Experienced several very strong thunder/lightning and hailstorms along the way with very hard rain mixed in. Tent remained absolutely dry throughout. Got to a campground with strong wind gusts and just minutes to go before a heavy down pour of rain. We set it up and were snugly inside in just minutes while the people next to us who had arrived before us were still busy to set up their tent and were getting drenched. I's childsplay to set it up and pack it up after use. It is small, no doubt, just big enough for 2 people to sleep in. But I would highly recommend it.

I used this tent once on a motorcycle camping trip and when I took it down to put it away, one of the joints broke making the tent useless. I missed the return deadline due to business travel schedule so I'm stuck with a tent I can't use. I gave it two stars as it is light weight, easy to carry and took up little room on my bike. If not for the failure of the joint, I would have given this tent 4-stars. I also needs a better fly.

This went up pretty easily, and it really isn't that hard to fold up.I used it in moderate wind, and it held up fine. Didn't get a chance to use it in a rainstorm. It is pretty convenient though since it unfolds so easily and sets up in under five minutes.

i wish the poles could break down smaller to make it easier to packback with and was water resistent