Gazelle Tents, T4 Plus GT450SS Hub Tent, Easy Setup in 90 Seconds, Waterproof, UV Resistant, Convertible Screen Room, Removable Floor, Multiple Storage Options, 4-8

Best tent I've ever bought thus far. I'm not an extreme outdoor adventurist but do like camping and do a good amount of primal camping. This tent is a perfect fit for me and my wife. I like a big tent. I'm 6'3" so I want tents that I can stand up in like this one. It's super easy to setup. Just pop the 4 sides out. The the back. The the 2 top. It's as easy as just pushing and or pulling out. Material of tent is thick. Not like the thin nylon ones you get at the store. All corners are reinforced, deep floor tub and when you put on the fly there will definitely not be any water coming in. I like the front room. It's our changing room and I really like the front door. 1 thick/durable zipper up the middle and a quality made Velcro on the bottom. Easy to get in and out. Stakes are a little cheap so I bought some nice ones separately. It's a unique looking tent and we get a lot of compliments on it. And a lot of questions.

This tent, it's been my husband's dream for the past few years. Now it has it, and we will use it in Europe. it is well made, it is really very easy and fast to put, even teenagers can handle. there is a factory warranty for 1 year and when registering the product, you get to the site where there are all the spare parts in case you have to replace any parts. so far everything is liked, we'll see how it will be after application. It's pretty spacious for 4 people. I can stand full-length there. There are many holes in the milking of ventilation. It's just as good that the floor can be detached, which is very good when it needs to be cleaned inside the tent. The only downside for me personally is that the tent is quite heavy and long and you have to think about it in advance.

First I love it, I have lived in it for now for almost 2 months on a job site. I keep the dirty stuff and storage in the front and my bed, computer and flatscreen TV in the back, home away from home. Never in a million years can you set this up in 90 seconds as they advertised. Shure rip it out of the bag, throw it on the ground and pull all the sides it is up, but that is not really not ready to camp. Unfolding everything, laying everything out, doing a tarp, 8 tent stakes, rolling up the fly or staking it, etc. 10-20 minutes depending on practice. Big and heavy, but it is a big tent, probably not going to fit in a small car. Floor space is 110 SQ Ft but it is much, much bigger inside all around because the sides pop out, very nice. The two rooms with a divider is great. Doors open out on both sides so people can change and sleep in semi-private. The material is very nice and extra thick with waterproof coating on the inside, someone said the material soaked up water like a sponge, I did not see that (see pictures). The floor is very thick and waterproof. I was worried about the Velcro on the front bottom door flaps, but it turned out to be super strong Velcro and works great. Considering I had to get rid of few tents because zippers broke, Velcro is pretty reliable. I didn't even stake out the fly, I had it rolled up the whole time on the sides so I could see out the windows and get better flow and the windows did not leak when zipped up. I really like how the fly does not touch the tent and has a large overhang. I was worried about the floor being removable and would allow water to enter, but it is in a bucket shape so it can sit in 5 inches of standing water and not leak, better than any other tent I have owned. There was some seeping of water in the stitching at the bottom corners (see picture), but it did not get inside the tent because of the bucket floor. I am just going to brush some waterproofing sealant on the stiches and won’t happen again. The aluminum stakes are a joke and they all bent the first time out, buy some real ones. In very high wind the sides can pop back in, just get some cord and tie the sides to the fly stakes, problem solved. Someone said they broke the fiberglass poles. Don’t push them to far, they work fine, a new tent will be tight, go slow the first time. Someone else mentioned holes from shipping, I think they fixed that problem, everything was wrapped and had paper liners for protection everywhere. I had no defects in material or stitching. My camp has two RV trailers, a ocean cargo container, a 20 FT carport and 3 EZ-Ups and a 15FT Gazebo tent.

This tent is really cool. I can put it up by myself in about 5 minutes, and that is taking my time. The set up is really a breeze. This was one of the reasons we were drawn to this tent. I can also move it by myself, but I wouldn't walk it far. It is pretty heavy. Our first trip there was a severe thunderstorm. We made sure to tie it down and put some ratchet straps over the top. It held up like a champ and there was no leakage. The zippers are exceptional. They glide well, don't get bound up and are heavy duty. The height of the tent is good for us, bit neither of us are tall. We have not used the tent and removed the floor yet. Mostly because we are concerned about how difficult it may be to reinstall it. However, the tent would be much lighter and maybe easier to carry further with out it. I like the screened room for sitting and also that the front screen room can double as just another room because there are privacy curtains on the front screen room. Take down is just as easy and it fits bag in the bag with room to spare. It can be a little tricky to figure out how to cinch and fold it at first. It is different that a standard tent, but wel worth the effort.

First off, this is my second tent from gazelle. I needed something slightly bigger and have some indoor space to hang out incase it rained too much. Used it for a 4 night excursion at a state park in Northern Maine. These tents are everything they say they are. The setup was super easy. It rained a couple nights and everything stayed dry. It's easy to clean out. Now the parts I didn't care for. It weighs a decent amount. You got to be fairly strong to handle. It was a little more difficult to take down and pack away. Not traditional tent take down, still much easier, but compared to the T4 it wasn't as easy. The bag it comes in is sturdy and works great, but again, it's heavy. It also takes up a ton of space folded closed. You'll need either a good sized suv, truck or sedan with seats down into cargo space. Overall though, I'd buy 10 more of these if needed.