ColemanTent Octagon, 6 Man Festival Dome Tent, 6 Person Family Camping Tent with 360° Panoramic View, Stable Steel Pole Construction, Sewn-in Groundsheet, 100 Percent Waterproof

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Edited, added a star. Well what can I say.This tent is awesome, it's so freaking big which is awesome for hanging out in and not having to bend while inside.It's big enough to put a day bed, two armchairs a small sofa and a coffee table, with room to walk around.One person could easily live in it during the summer.The only downfall there is, is that the built in ground sheet is easily damaged, it could do with being thicker.Id advise getting a big rug or blanket to put over it to save it being torn.Edit- this tent has been up for at least 5 months now, it's survived heavy rainfall, high winds including a big storm where it was shaken and pulled in all directions, it's survived snow and extreme heat. Not once has this tent ripped or been damaged throughout it's time being up. (Apart from issue with built in ground sheet)We got this when it was about half price at £167, but honestly I'd pay full price for this, it's worth it.

Such a nice tent. Easy to assemble, large inside area, the orange colour gives a sunny, uplifting feel. We also purchased the fitted carpet for inside. The carpet was expensive for basically, a large picnic blanket but there was no good alternative.The windows that open all around is a very good feature. It's a shame the main door has no window but that is the only small downside to the whole purchase.It's been permanently set up in a large wooded area, it's been through heavy rain days with no leaks whatsoever.We have had the tent for a few weeks now and camped for around a weeks worth of days, on and off.We are considering purchasing the extention area soon. Both carpet and extension area are expensive, in my opinion but the tent was an absolute deal so I don't mind so much.I'd say this is an excellent choice for many campers. Although, if you have children, I think you'd want a separate compartment for sleeping. That said its a good sturdy design and makes maximum use of all the space provided but being so open plan.I hope the review helps you 😊

We have never been on camping before and while searching for tents online came across this tent on a tempting deal. So here is our review after using the tent on a camping tripPositives1) Very spacious - can easily fit 4 people plus luggage2) Height - you can walkaround inside the tent without any trouble3) Setup - it was easy to setup, instructions were clear and colour coding helped a lot.4) Ventilation - very handy feature in summer time you can just open the curtains let light and air in5) Carry case - the tent is quite heavy so the trolley case it comes with helps to move tent around easilyNegatives1) Putting the tent back into carry case was quite a challenge, you have to plan it carefully in folding the tent and there is an youtube video that you can watch otherwise you will struggle2) Quality - this is a neutral view although i have tried it only once i don't feel too great about the material and i am not sure how long it will last. As i have not used it for long i cannot comment much on it3) No blackout feature - i understand this is not a black out tent but it would have been good if they gave an extra layer or curtain inside. In summer it can be tricky during the night as it doesn't get dark until 10pmOverall i definitely recommend this tent if you are a small family, this is not for 6 people if you are wanting to use this comfortably. We managed to fit a king inflatable bed, a folding table plus our luggage for 4nights with still room to walk around.

The media could not be loaded. I decided to upgrade to this tent, after my partner and I really enjoy camping, and we like to bring quite a few bits and find the extra room this tent offers, really allows us to spread out. It's the first tent we had that allows us to stand up and walk around inside it. This might seem pointless or trivial, but we were stuck inside this for 2 days during the horrific downpours the UK endured first week of August, and having the ability to stretch our legs stand up right, sit up properly in a chair etc - really helped.The divider that splits the tent 50/50, we didn't need, but I was curious to see how that would work with regards to the inflatable double bed. What would happen is one corner of 1 persons feet (a few inches only) would basically run into the divider, so if you can cope with that, or you arrange your bed sideways on, you could have 2 doubles on opposite sides of the divider.The guide mentions 15 minutes to erect the tent, well for the untrained couple who have experience with 3-4 other tents over the years, I can say it was more like an hour on our first try. After that I'm sure we could improve to half an hour, although 15 minutes seems a tad ambitious!Clearly the weight of the thing, despite a great carry case, is such that this is only ever going to be very short distances from the car. Sure you can comfortably pull it over flat surfaces, but realistically these aren't to be found much beyond a carpark.My minor concern is the built in "temporary hooks" that double up as the base attach for the poles, are literally 3-4 inch pieces of metal that have no covering, and get rolled up into the tent lining when it gets put away. I'm almost certain at some point, one of these will catch the tent in such a way, by the laws of chance, and punch a hole straight through. I hope I'm wrong. Otherwise can't fault it