Bought this tent when my old tent broke at the last minute. Loved it! Two adults would be comfortable with space for some gear. The vestibule was nice to have. Only problem I had was its not tall enough to stand in. So this old gal had soar knees. Stayed dry during heavy downpours.

Great tent with an awesome vestibule that lets you easily store simple stuff like camp chairs and table under cover all night. Fairly easy to set up as it's a standard 4 person dome tent, but the vestibule can be a little bit trickier the first couple times but once you get the hang of it, it's no issue. I do recommend buying some tarp clips and paracord, and making sure your rain fly is pulled away from the tent just a slight bit to keep ventilation flowing, but other than that, I have no regrets taking a chance on this one. Definitely a hidden Ozark Trail gem.

This tent has many of the shortcomings of other tents. The biggie, for me anyway, is that the interior height is too short to stand up in. If that doesn't bother you then this is a pretty good tent. The vestibule gives you a space to store gear that you don't want in the tent, but still want under cover. There's probably enough headroom for most average people to sit in a camp chair under it. There's quite a bit of airflow through the tent, especially when you roll up the vestibule doors. I still find myself leaving the inner door on the vestibule side open quite a bit. This is probably not an option where bugs are an issue. The roll up windows are a little annoying in that they're either fully open or closed. You need to go outside to do this. Also, the sides of the tent might benefit from being pulled out and staked using something like a tarp clip. This would allow more air to flow through the tent when the wind blows. The bag the tent comes in is a little bulky, but the tent isn't ridiculously heavy relative to the materials that it's made out of. I have no experience in the rain with this tent, so I couldn't say if it's prone to leaking, or not. This is usually another good reason to pull the sides of the tent out with tarp clips. When the sides of the rainfly touch the bathtub floor the chances of water eventually getting through are much better. Overall I like the tent. It has a lot of space. I would consider it more of a two person tent from a comfort standpoint, but I suppose that you could pack 4 people in like sardines if you didn't have anything else in the tent. It's a little higher priced for an Ozark Trail tent, which seems silly to mention considering how low Ozark Trail tent prices are. But I've used the simple 3 person Ozark Trail tent and was quite satisfied with it. If you don't care about the vestibule I don't see much reason to want to upgrade otherwise.

Exactly how the review stated. Light weight and easy to set up.

set it up inbackyard storms moved,wind rain tent did great

The tent sets up fairly easy. As the job was raining on this trip, we were dry inside. Not much airflow through there buildup a lot of condensation on the inside overall pretty good tent materials to be expected for the money. Slept with three guys in it it's about as much as I put in it.

Great little set up, will hold a full sized air mattress. I like the vestibule, great space to put cooler, kids bike, water toys…etc. Also great when it is raining, so you have an awning to get in and out of the tent.

worked well for me just not enough headroom in 6'6"

My only complaint is that rain fly and vestibule get completely saturated by dew or rain. They don't leak, but if you bump any part of it you are soaked when getting out. otherwise perfect for my use.

Does not have enough ropes to tie off the fly. The inside got wet simply from dew. Will be returning it.