PRESELF Upgraded 3 Person Lightweight Tipi Tent Hight Wind Resistance Teepee Tents Hot Tent for Family Team Outdoor Backpacking Camping Hiking

I like this Tent because it is light weight. It takes a small space in the pack. It’s tie straps are tough and it can be stretched pretty tight without worry of ripping one loose. I recommend getting this tent before you get a heating. Stove for it. It has no bottom so you will have to supply stove board and sleep Matt for ur cots to go on. Not gonna get a big stove in it without burning it down, and count it as two medium size adults if it’s a waste wood fired stove. Not saying you can’t get three people but realistically it’s a couples tent & they are gonna be close enough that be best that they like one another. It’s a great tent for the price just dint get spect a ton of space. It has two zippered doors in warm weather could be left open. In the cold the small space catches less wind and is easier than I heat. I wouldn’t put three people in here tho. Hope this helps

I bought this tent because of the price. I knew it wasn't going to be high quality, but I didn't know how poor of quality until my first trip. From a high level it looks like a good tent system: nylon guy lines, aluminum stakes, lightweight denier nylon tarp, and a sturdy center pole. From a detailed level, this tent is not worth you $75 dollars. You will get one trip out of it. Please buy an $150 tent system and get 20 of trips out of it.I did a single night camping trip in this tent and here were my findings:1) Pole clips fell out immediately: The clips which hold the poles together via friction fell off the pole during the unpacking process and were lost. Everything still assembled fine without it, but it increased the difficulty of assembling the tent because the main pole did not stay together without constant compressive force along the member.2) The stovepipe: The hole provided for the stove pipe is not fireproof. I had the feeling and brought silicone and fire resistant material to act as a barrier. The heat eventually built enough to melt the nylon through this insulation. We had to cut any nylon near the stove pipe to prevent constant fumes of burnt plastic. We now have chard nylon adhered to our stove pipe and a generous sized hole in the top of our tent.3) One of the door zippers broke: Entered/exited through a single door about 6 times before it stopped working. It had extremely high resistance to close and open. The doors do have 3 pieces of velcro along the door zipper which allowed us to "close" the door for the night with a large draft.4) This is not a 3 person tent: Out stove took up about 1/4 of the tent footprint. My friend and I slept in the other 3/4 area and were CRAMPED. This tent would be acceptable if you sleep people without a stove, but to sleep 3 people would be ridiculous unless everyone was in the fetal position. I wish i measured the actual foot print dimensions, it seemed to be smaller than the advertised 10.5ft.Overall, this tent will not last a single trip. It will result in a cold night with lots of draft. Pay a bit more money and get a better tent.

Not a bad tent for the price, but could be better. First burn, I melted a portion of the tent. But I ended up cutting the burnt portion and having reflective heat tape the 2nd time around. It held up very well after. Will be using this on my upcoming trip.Update: Once I cut the hole and added the heat reflective tape, this thing held up like no other! Took it on a trip in the mountains with 20 degree weather and heavy snow. Kept us all warm and dry. We actually squeezed 3 people, plus a stove, wood, and gear. I don't reccomend this, but 2 would be very comfortable. If I ever have to buy another I will. Super inexpensive for the material of the tent.

Ok first off, the tent jack as stated and is obvious before purchasing is not going to work as a tent jack it does however give you a great starting point for one. You can purchase or make one as I did and it’s simple. Secondly quality was fine and the tent slept myself and a friend with my wood stove reasonably comfortable. Lacking in head height, a floor and overall size keep in mind this is a great one or two person tent if you don’t need a bunch of room or a floor. Good budget tent but know what you’re getting before purchasing.

Nice tint the only thing is I wish it did come with the stove Jack I had to buy a stove Jack and I had a sew it in but either that it was well worth the money I only paid I think 75 80 bucks for it

The tent arrived in 3 days really really fast,one of the doors the zipper ripped open when I wa closing it. Only had 4 strings and 10 stakes. was so excited to get it and go camping now I've got to see the 1 door shut,which is ok I guess only need 1 but will take me little while, so camping has to wait other than that seems like a nice tent cant wait 2 get to enjoy it

Pretty small. You have to make a stove jack. But it's light . The set up is wierd. You can't stake it in and then add the pole. You have to go back and forth for at least 20 minutes setting this thing up. The hole for the stove is in a wierd place. It blocks the other door and takes up precious space

The media could not be loaded.  I was skeptical because of the price. This is a fantastic tent. Very lightweight. Same materials as my expensive REI tents. It pitches easily. Has room for two with a stove inside. Had it out last night in the rain, kept us dry.As for the comment about the stove opening-DUH! Of course it’s not. It’s not supposed to be. Some tents do have a fireproof opening, but they state that, and charge more. You can buy a sleeve for the pipe, or we wrapped a silicone baking sheet around the pipe, it did fine to insulate the pipe from the teepee.

Just set up the tent and found a RIP in it not happy waste of money

This stovejack is garbage, it's just regular tent Nylon. Don't buy this tent, you could burn to death. Why would the manufacture make such a poor decision? Anyone wanting to use a wood stove in this tent will need to remove the stove jack and retrofit A REAL ONE.

For a tent that is just over a hundred dollars, this one is well-made. I had it up in a storm and it held up very well. Without an inner tent it is surprisingly spacious inside and having two entrances makes the tent easily accessible. The tent is very light and packs well. The pegs are a bit too flimsy for frozen ground, but it is easy to get some sturdier pegs for that purpose. The anti-tear patterned polyester does what it is supposed to do. I burned some small holes in my tent, but haven't had any problems with the material tearing. The biggest problem with this tent is really the stovejack made of the same material as the rest of the tent. Yes, I did wrap a silicon baking sheet around my stovepipe, but still managed to almost burn down my tent. I ended up cutting out the "stovejack" and installing a fiberglass stovejack (using high-temperature silicon). Even with a stove that is a bit too big for my tent, it now works very well, but not for more than one person.

This is not a 3 Mann tent. Maybe 2 small people. Also The stove sleve is not fireproof. This issue is a fire hazard. This product shouldn't be sold.