Intense Wilderness Survival Gear Four-Person Teepee Tent

Got this tent on a free shipping sale and I'm really happy with how easy it was to set up. Just one center pole and it's done other than a few stakes. I am definitely getting one as a backup and I can't wait to take it out and use it this winter.

I'm done with buying tents and tarps made from polypropylene materials. At most the material lasts one good year and starts cracking and leaking thereafter. I want the floor of all the tents I buy from now on to be made out of polyester reinforced vinyl fabric. It will last longer and stay leak proof. Otherwise this is a great tent to have.

The tent is a good one. But putting 4 people in it is a stretch. I'm 6'1" and fit real good across the center. Standing was ok, but still had to bend over a bit. The stake loops need to be reinforced, as one pulled out when removing the stake. Over all it is a nice tent for 2 people and the price.

I purchased the 4 man tent. Don't see how it would fit 4 people, it would be very tight fit. Make sure to reinforce the stake loops, had one pull out first time using it. The center pole is ok, but redesigning it to 6 legs that hinge at the peak to make better use of the floor space. That single pole gets in the way.

This tent is good for the price. It's supposed to be a 4-man tent, but, like all tents, it's more realistically half that many, and would be ideal for a single camper and his gear. I was looking for a tent with a small footprint tall enough for me to stand up in. This one almost fits the bill, since I still have to bow my head when I stand up in it, but, close enough. It came with one less stake than needed, and they are little wire ones. So, the first chance I get, I'll go get some better stakes, and keep these as backups. As I was setting it up for the very first time in my back yard, one of the stake loops came off. A few minutes with a needle and thread solved it, but, still, that shouldn't happen with a brand new tent. Good thing I follow the rule to always try out your gear at home before you take it out into the wilds. It only has s single metal pole, which is nice, but as I was raising it, the stakes kept pulling out. So, again, better stakes are needed, and make sure you put them in diagonally, perpendicular to the plane that they are pulling. But, for the price it seems like a good tent. We'll see how it fares over time, but, at this price, I'll get another as a backup.