Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Tenda a Campana Oxford da Campeggio, Tenda a Yurta per 4 Stagioni da 4 m, con Presa per Stufa, Impermeabile e Traspirante, Max 4 Persone, con Pavimento Staccabile e Cerniera, per Feste Eventi

I purchased this stove for my yurt tent. It keeps it nice and warm on cold days. Its flat top makes it great to cook on. Very happy with this purchase

Buon prodotti,corrisponde alla descrizione e la spedizione è veloce

Awesome small tent for the money, easy to sit-up small stove keeps it very warm, no leaks during rain storms. Over all great value.

Let me start off by saying I love this tent and would buy another one because for the price this can’t be beat. I had it out in the rain, and down to 40 degrees and it did not leak much at alll. Running the diesel heater outlet hose through the stove jack port let me velcro the cover down around it and that helped keep the rain out. It is a great tent with more than enough room for a queen sized air mattress cot and a single cot. Along with more than enough space for gear and everything else. I have some issues with the tent. Some re superficial some aren’t, but they aren’t complete deal breakers. One is the roll bag for the tools and the stakes. It does not have enough slots to hold all of the stakes in their own individual slots and the rest have to go into the mesh zipper pouch.. not a big deal just weird that they didn’t make the bag an inch or two longer to add the slots. The other issues I have revolve around the zippers. The pulls are fairly flimsy and bent really easily. The bottom zips for the doors that run parallel to the floor do not want to zip up to where they are supposed to meet so there is a decent hole. I remedied that by putting my duffle bag against it and that kept a lot of the heat from escaping. Another issue with the zipper I have is the zipper on the bag broke. Luckily it broke down on one end so I can still zip it open and shut, but after 2 uses I would’ve hoped it would’ve lasted a little longer than that. All in all it is a great tent for the money and I wouldn’t hesitate to buy it again.

Was hesitant at first, but took the plunge Was easy to set up, and take down, took it for moose hunting trip, in late September in Manitoba canada. evenings were cool, (10degrees Celsius) had a woodstove going was nice and toasty in minutes. Only draw back would be the amount of condensation inside the tent. But I assume once I'd figure out my woodstove that could take care of that issue. Great tent so far.

Purchased the 4M tent and 86 inch stove together. Haven’t had a lot of use out of it yet but so far it seems like a good quality product at a fantastic price. The tent, while a little time consuming was relatively easy to set up. It doesn’t expand with the use of poles you have to tie out each line is what takes up a little time but otherwise it’s a simple and easy setup. The material seems tough and durable. I had it left out for a week in wind and rain and I didn’t have to make any adjustments. Everything held up fine. I had a queen size mattress, a 4 foot table and a couple fold up chairs in there along with the stove. The stove. Once again an easy set up. It comes with a Cary bag. All the pipe fits into the stove. The only issue I can see with the stove is that the door doesn’t have a seal so the stove is always getting a draft. However, the shutter in the stove pipe itself seems to combat this issue quite well. Completely dampened, a full stove will last 2-4 hours burn time. The forecast during the night we spent in the tent was 9 degrees Celsius and fully damped the stove kept it a good temp for sleeping. Honestly if you’re a beginner into hot tent camping like me, I don’t see how you can go wrong at this price point. It’s a no brainer, you won’t regret it.

Overall a great tent. Its fairly easy to set up and kept my family warm while using a heat source on the inside. Not as thick as some other tents but overall did a fine job

I am pleased to say the first hot tent experience was a success. I used the wood stove and tent together for the first time and everything worked pretty well. Couple of items to note: If using the pvc base of the tent with a hot stove, you absolutely need a decently thick heat matt underneath and some, the pvc started to melt slightly under the heat shield matt and stuck a bit to the matt, I would recommend doubling that up or having something in between the matt and the pvc floor. The tent instructions could be more thorough, there was a bit of guessing how the rope buckles worked with the pegs and stakes. Also the top attaches to the pegs for the base if using together which you need to do to keep rain from getting in the zippered bottom. Also the front door poles slide through the hoops in the tent wall as well before the feet of the poles need to enter the pockets. The addition of the hammer with the tent is very helpful, it took some abuse and still held up well. It is definitely a two person job to setup up minimum. I will be tweaking the setup slightly now that I have used it and add something for the stove jack to make the opening to fit around the pipe and a better base for the stove to sit on but otherwise I really enjoyed it.

Havnt used it properly yet but i did a test assembly. So far so good. Quality seems very reasonable. If i had the money i would have got the 4m as this would have given me generius amount of space for a double camping mattress. Good tent for the price

I purchased the 10-12 Person Bell Tent for a farmstead in Louisiana. I absolutely love the idea of this tent and will be testing it in the fall/winter to see if it gets better — but at current I'm trying to demold/mildew the exterior. I left all windows & doors open, but it still molded after about a month of setup. I believe it's because there's just very little natural circulation occuring with the windows being so small. It should make a better tent in cooler season — I will update. I'm curious to try to the other style tent by VEVOR with much bigger windows to see if circulation is better. As far as standing up to winds & occasional storms, it's done very well. Hasn't budged. I plan to purchase the smaller bell tents for a retreat setup if this one at least stays warm in the cooler months. On a setup note — I'm 5'1" and was able to set it up with one other person, but note the instructions are not very specific; with all the different loops & hooks, it took a couple tries to get it right.