GazelleT4 Extra Large 2 Door 4 Person Instant Portable Pop Up Outdoor Camping Hub Tent with Removable Floor and Rain Fly, Easy Setup, Orange

I love this tent. It's easy to set up and take down. We got the Gazelle Overlander. It comes with a ground sheet, metal tent pegs, and an oversized, heavier-material bag. The whole thing, including the fly and the ground pegs, took 10 minutes. There is a stand-up room and lots of room for a full twin-sized extra-large cot. We also have the Gazelle Gazebo, and we love it.It is big and heavy. We use it with our small trailer for extra sleeping room. It is stored inside our trailer on one of the small twin beds along with the Gazelle Gazebo. I researched this tent and the Gazebo all winter to make sure they were worth the money. They are more than worth the money. Great investment.I'm looking forward to next year's adventure.

Absolutely love how easy this is to set up and take down. The quality is great. I love the 2 layers you have for the base of the tent to protect it and keep water out. I used in this summer and the air flow is pretty good on it. I have a rechargeable fan that easily hangs in the center of the ceiling of the tent. Has several storage pouches that make things a lot easier as well.

Setup in less than 2 mins with one person. 2 more minutes to attach rain fly. Recently got caught in a storm with it. 30 mph gusts. One wall collapsed in but after tying a guy line to it no problem. Durable under strong winds. It’s huge and heavy, only issue with it.

Qualité supérieure

This thing blew me away. I own or have owned, no exaggeration, dozens of tents. I have everything from DCF backpacking tents to huge canvas hot tents and this one is absolutely my favorite. Everything you can think of that a tent should have or be this one has and is.This tent was very well thought out. I can put it up by myself in about 45 seconds (minus stakes, guy lines, and rain fly). Granted I have a lot of experience with similar designs but even a novice a would have this up in less than 5 mins easily.Here are a few things that you look for in a tent that this delivers:-quick and easy setup and take down-a bathtub floor made of a durable and waterproof material (this one is actually removable too)-large, plentiful cargo pockets in the right places-tall enough to stand up in-can provide total privacy even with rain fly removed-rain fly that covers the windows-oversized zippers that don’t bind-good no-see-em mesh windows and doors-high visibility, reflective guy lines (idk why tent manufacturers ever use black guy lines)-adjustable guy lines-good, durable tent stakes-reinforcements in the right places-solid double stitched seams-vents well when opened up yet keeps in heat when closed-blocks wind well-quiet and durable in wind-does not leak in rain-has features to minimize condensation-oversized storage bag (I love the outside pocket for the tent stakes and the padded carry strap)The first thing I’ve always had to do with tents I’ve purchased under $500 is upgrade the stakes and guy lines. This tent came with better stakes that what I normally upgrade to. This is also the first sub $500 tent I’ve ever bought that came with its own footprint! It is such a pain trying to find or make the perfect footprint for a tent. Visually this tent just looks cool. It gives off kind of a futuristic vibe. I normally prefer earth tone colored tents like OD green or coyote tan but the burnt orange color is really growing on me. It’s definitely unique. The cargo pockets are the best I’ve ever seen on any tent. They are very large and not compartmented. Usually tents come with pockets too small to really be practical beyond a cell phone and maybe a water bottle. I really like the two massive pockets near the roof. Lastly I have never seen a silnylon tent with real metal hardware and attachment points. I haven’t been in really high wind with it yet but I can tell this would handle it well.The ONLY things I would change on this tent are minor. I wish it came with toggles on the doors. It also doesn’t have toggles on the windows but I kind of like the way the zipper design leaves a pocket to roll up the window covers more than toggles for the windows. As a matter of fact I believe the only toggles on this entire tent are on the roof cargo shelf. That’s a first for me. Also the zipper configuration for the doors are a bit unusual. I have yet to figure out how to leave the no-see-em attached to the door when opening. There may be a way but it isn’t obvious. I’ll spend a little more time later to see if this is the case. Also the corner of the rain fly is right in your face when entering either door. I could see a situation when it’s dark and you’re tired possibly getting smoked in the face. Just be careful!The tent is pretty big and heavy when packed but I completely understand why. You have to take in consideration what this tent is designed for. It’s faster and taller than most 4 man tents so the trade off is weight/bulk. It’s packed size is about the same if not a little larger than my 2 room, 10 man Core cabin tent. It’s a probably 10 times the packed size of other common 4 man tents. You won’t be hiking in with this tent. It’s a car camping/ overlanding tent for sure. It’s even a little large for a 4-wheeler or side by side.Lastly I’m not a fan of plastic tensioners on the guy lines. Don’t get me wrong, I have seen MUCH cheaper and smaller plastic tensioners on MOST tents, but I will probably upgrade these guy lines with metal tensioners. At least the guy lines themselves are high visibility.This is the perfect road trip car camping or overlanding ground tent. For both of these types of camping you generally only spend one night at a camp site then pack up and move the next day. I will tell you from experience that it is a huge pain to spend an hour setting up a tent just to spend one night at that site. This tent takes less time to set up and take down than my awning. It actually takes less time than some roof top overlanding tents. That’s remarkable for a ground tent.I highly recommend this tent. Yes it’s 4 times the price of similar sized tents but there is a reason for this. If I were to design a tent it would be pretty close to this. You can tell this was designed by people who wanted to correct the shortcomings of other tents.