Night Cat Pop-up Camping Tent: 1 Person Tent Waterproof Instant Easy Setup Outdoor Tent

Worked great
Set up is a cinch: grasp firmly then throw it away from you. Lol. Putting it back in the bag was a challenge, but this is the first time I’ve ever successfully gotten this kind of thing to fold. The directions for storage were too small, I eventually took a picture with my phone so I could zoom in. The important thing though is that it was compact, good quality, worked as needed, roomier than I expected.

Folding Instructions: Good tent. Hope this helps.
Print with folding picture. Laminate and place in carrying bagFolding Instructions for Pop-Up TentStep 1: Starting PositionStand at the front zipper opening where your feet would be when lying inside.Grab the bottom hoop and lift it upward until it meets the first hoop on top.Step 2: Combine HoopsHold both of these hoops together.Walk them toward the rear hoop on top (the one above where your head would be when lying down).Step 3: Gather All HoopsNow you should be holding three hoops together (front, first top, and rear top).Bring all three hoops down toward the bottom hoop on the ground at the head end of the tent.Step 4: Orient the TentOnce you have all four tentpole hoops in your hands, make sure the tent windows are on the left and right sides.Step 5: Shape Like a TacoThe tent should now resemble a hard taco shell, with you holding the middle together.Step 6: Lay Tent on Its SideBring your hands down to the ground so that the tent is resting on its side.The tent opening should now be facing the ground.Step 7: Fold Arcs Into CirclesFocus on the right-hand side (where the window is).Twist the arcs inward into a circle and lay it down toward the center of the tent.Once the right side is flat, repeat the same motion on the left-hand side.If done correctly, the tent will now lie flat in the shape of a large circle about 2 ½ feet in diameter.Step 8: Twist Into a Figure 8Grab the large hoop on opposite sides, as though your hands are at 9 o’clock and 3 o’clock on a steering wheel.Twist your hands in opposite directions, folding the hoop into a figure 8 shape.Step 9: Final Collapse & StorageFrom the figure 8 position, fold the two circular halves back on top of each other.This will create a smaller circle that fits neatly into the carrying case.

Convenient
No staking no setting up. Just pops up

only one door not two doors, but feels ok not too much ventilated.

I bought this for the odd 1 night stay on campsites, to save the faff of putting up my other more traditional style tents that have seperate poles.It is very easy to deploy and would be great if it was raining, when you needed to pitch your tent knowing it will stay dry inside inside will while you peg it out.Just big enough for 1 person plus a small 30 litre rucksak I would say, but a fair bit of head room to enable clothing change and sorting out your gear.There are 4 pegging out points on the base and 4 extra guy lines to attach higher up on the tent to give some extra stability in stronger winds. Having said that, this is not a tent you want to take out in extreme conditions and is only ok for light winds and in a sheltered position.The 3000 hh is quite impressive for this type of tent and should keep most British rain falls from leaking into the tent, helped by the heat taped seems at the joints of the materials.Another unique feature is the provision of two unzippable windows one at either side of the tent with built in bug mesh, this should also help with giving some airflow through the tent to reduce the inevitable condensation problems that you will encounter with this single skinned tent. The one access opening at the end of the tent also has a zipped bug net and an outer waterproof zipped cover for when you want to completely shut yourself inside away from the elements.This outer cover has an eyelet in two corners that can be used with a couple of trecking poles or suitable sticks to create a mini portch cover to give a degree of protection from either the sun or rain enabling a bit of a view from your spot inside the tent.There is very little room once all your kit is inside, soif you want to prepare food during inclement weather then consider nutritious snacks or pre cooked foods that can be heated with a chemical heater or eaten cold……definately no cooking stoves!!.The tent pegs that come with it are the cheepy thin steel ones that are only suitable for pitching on golfing greens!, so I suggest you at least invest in better quality ones, preferably shephard hook style ones as the loops on the tent favour this style of peg.Final thoughts: I think this is well made made using good quality materials (apart from the pegs!),It is easy to pitch and (once you practice) fairly easy to pack away.If you can accept its limitations in internal size, limited weather conditions, and prone to internal condensation problems, then this is a great little tent for easy speedy pitching and a lot less faff than a normal tent.On that basis I can recommend this as a good purchase.

Great tent for 1 person, pops up instantly and requires 4 stakes at the bare minimum (all included). Took less than 30 seconds to fold up with the photo instructions, very compact and lightweight. Only issue is that it condensates overnight, leading to a Dewey morning inside the tent, manageable if you’re only using it to sleep. Can’t wait to use it again!