Ennoven Instant Camping Tent for 2/3/4 Person - Waterproof & Easy Setup Outdoor Tent for Adults - Perfect for Hiking, Backpacking, Hunting & Fishing Trips - Great for Family Camping Adventures in National Parks

I bought both the 4- and 6-person models.The quoted sizes are extremely optimistic. The plan was to use the 4-person tent for three adult men, and the 6-person tent for five 16-year-old boys. The "6-man" tent is a decent 3-man tent. Yes, you could squeeze in four people in an emergency, but 6 people is pure fantasy .The 4-man tent would sleep two in comfort; 3 or 4 is wishful thinking. I returned the 4-person tent because it was too small for our purposes.I was one of three adults who shared a "6-person" tent for 8 nights canoeing/portaging in the BWCA in July 2021.Once you get past the size issue, the tents are serviceable and inexpensive options. At $100 for the smaller tent and $120 for the larger tent, the price is pretty attractive. The idea was to buy these rather than paying even more to rent tents from an outfitter for 9 days. We figured if we would be dollars ahead even if they were no longer serviceable at the end of the trip. The tent made it through is good condition and should last another similar trip or several shorter trips.These tents have two doors and a full coverage rain fly (no vestibules). The tent floor is light material so you want to be sure to make something to go between the floor and the ground, or be prepared to patch holes. The zippers look delicate; you'll want to be careful with them.The tent comes with wire stakes and guy lines for attaching to the fly. Unfortunately, the fly doesn't have velcro or snaps to attach to the tent poles. We didn't use the guy lines but without attachment to the tent poles, I doubt they would be stable. The other problem with the fly is that it doesn't have any pullouts to keep the fly away from the tent. Consequently, ventilation is poor. Fortunately, we had only one warm rainy night.The tent pole system has a central hub from which come six aluminum poles each having two plastic hinges. The tent pops up pretty easily--a one person job. Folding it up is trickier; a helper makes folding it up a lot easier.I don't understand why the company chose this pole design. The central hub and hinged poles seem like a lot more complicated, expensive and heavier than simply using three aluminum poles that cross in the middle.If you want an inexpensive, serviceable, not-too-heavy tent and are willing to deal with the negatives, it is a good choice, but the largest one is only good for three adults and the smaller one is only good for two.Soooo easy to set up and tear down, but the occupancy is 3 adults MAX.. Not 6. Also, easy side is not 106” as per the pictures, they are 53”. Also the sides will collapse with any significant wind.When I first put up the tent I loved bees it went up with. I really like the dial and everything about it. Unfortunately, not even one day and do our camping trip the zipper on the tent broke. Then the zipper on the bag broke. Upon inspection I noticed that the zippers are very cheap and should not have been used.What made it even worse is it was past Amazon's 30-day return policy. So, I could not return it for a replacement and I am stuck with a tent that I loved but it is useless because of the zipper. The zipper is a manufacturer's defect. So, I cannot recommend this can't do anyone. If they change the zippers and don't put keep zippers on the Kent I would give it 5* stars. Such a disappointment that such a great tent no longer be used because it's cheap zippers.Very cheaply made zipper clasps and material was very easily damaged. I purchased in preparation for a long camping trip so I bought it a month before the trip so it was out of the 30 day window for returns before we even got a chance to use it.The tent was to come with four tent posts. Only two were included. Cannot put up the back awning.