Rightline Gear Pop Up Tent

Simply stated, this tent does not do what it says.It will not fold up correctly. Many of us tried, following the video.The stakes wouldn't hold down a sheet of paperThe zipper on the front door got stuck the first time it was openedIt does not pop up as shown, you are expected t "stake it" to maintain it's shapeIt is not 6', if you are over 5'10, you will be crampedThere is no storage or roof hanger (standard for small tents)... the list goes on.I usually wont wreck a product this hard, my reviews are pretty fair. This is a legit DO NOT BUY. Iam awaiting my return and i will update on the companies customer service.

I used this tent for 4 nights of rainy camping. I put a tarp under the tent (precautions) and the floor stayed dried. No problems there but I can't speak strictly for the tent itself since I had that tarp helping it out. As for the rest of the tent, water resistant must be a term used loosely. It did a good amount of raining during my trip and the tent, if left alone, kept the water out. Remember this is a smaller sized tent, especially if more than one person is inside. In my case, there were two of us in the tent along with our backpacks and camping supplies. What I'm getting at is when things inside the tent press against the tent itself, they will get wet. Running your hand on the material inside the tent will get your hand wet. If you don't touch the inside of the tent, you'll be dry. Also, it is very difficult to keep water out of the door area when getting in and out of the tent. I ended up putting a tarp over the top of the tent after the first night. We stayed dry after that and had a great experience with this tent.There is lots of room inside. It fit my girlfriend and I, her backpack and my very larger backpack without a problem. I wouldn't recommend trying to get 3 people and their stuff into this. I didn't notice any problems with the tent material, zippers or things like that. Definitely gets warm inside with all the vents/windows closed.Pops right up and is ready to go in 5 seconds (give or take). However, it is a learning experience getting that bad boy folded up and into the bag again. Light weight with a small foot print.So, moral of this story is that the tent is awesome, but you better get some type of rain cover. And be prepared to be helping your friends set up their tents since you'll certainly be done setting up your tent before they are. Actually, that's reason enough to knock a few more stars off! You end up with extra work instead of less! What a joke... :)

I am 5'2", so this tent worked fine for me. I can't imagine it working well for anyone who is much taller. I have a fairly long sleeping mat and it barely fit into the tent. If it shifted at all in the night, the mat and my sleeping bag came in contact with the sides of the tent when placed in the widest part of the tent. This wouldn't have been an issue except that there was a lot of dew on the nights I was sleeping in it. Since there is no rain fly, coming in contact with the sides of the tent means that water is going to come through the fabric. Thankfully, my sleeping bag is water resistant, so the inside stayed dry and warm even though the outside was damp by morning at the head and feet. Overall, I am happy with my purchase, but wouldn't recommend it for any tall people.

DO NOT BUY!!! Used this tent twice...1st time, kept collapsing on me in the back when the wind blew with only one guy line....Made it hard to sleep, & was super annoying,especially as morning came & the dew soaked into tent & kept landing on me when it collapsed.2nd use, I sewed another loop on back to add another line, worked great! BUT,2am,nature calls,& when I unzip tent, it breaks right off!! It's 36° out, & my tent won't zipper!! Try to shut the mesh @least,& that zipper comes off one side!! So can't keep our bugs or weather!Tired & freezing & worried about the wind & spiders,had to duct tape it shut!! I didn't sleep well after that, & had to pack up soon as the sun rose, and end my trip a day early!! Out $ for my campsite, & missed out on the 2nd night of my trip.A $60 tent that only sleeps One, (Def not two as advertised,I'm not even 5ft tall & I just fit!),didn't even last twice!! Don't waste your money!

I bought this tent for my daughter to use at her summer camp overnight. It served its purpose and was easy to set up. However when we unpacked it at the camp site (the first time we unpacked it after it arrived) we noticed two holes torn in the tarp bottom of the tent. Its a disappointment that it arrived damaged. The second problem is that it is not nearly as easy to fold and put back in the carrying case as they make it look in the instructions or in the marketing video (found on Youtube.) After numerous attempts I was able to do it but it took a while and it was quite a struggle. I am sure i will get better at it after doing it several times. 3 stars. I probably would have given it 4 if it had not arrived damaged. Will be exchanging it for a new one. I hope that one arrives in good condition.

This tent has a great design. Portable, with enough room inside for one person, comfortably, or two people in an emergency. I never slept in it -- I used it for shade on bright sunny days at the beach and for rain and security protection of valuables. The plastic stink never went out of it. It's almost certainly not the manufacturer's fault: claustrophobic plastic smell is probably endemic to such devices. I would never sleep overnight in it by choice, though. The base hoop cracked after around 50 cycles of opening and packing. I kept it going for another year via reinforcing it with duct tape. As a get the job done device that worked until it got too funky to manage any longer. At the time it was a budget option, the cheapest "good one" at the time, in my opinion at the time. I never felt like I got more than my money's worth. Having said all of the above equivocal things, I still recommend the item, with reservations, and would consider buying another one, if available and at the right price. Why? Because it is pretty good, overall, and affordable. For quick rests, or a place to duck out of the rain, or to protect valuables, it works. With attentive care and careful attention, the base ring can probably be kept going indefinitely. If you buy with low expectations, you might get something a little bit better than you expect.

This tent was not comfortable as the sides slope and condensation ran down to my feet and head.It did not rain the night I used it, but it was raining condensation inside the tent!I am 5'9" and although the double air mattress fit as well as my sleeping bag, my feet and head were on both ends of the tent. I had to open the entrance door to get sufficient room... needless to say the mosquito's loved that. The tent needs to be longer... this was a waste of money. If your an adult, buy something else... it may be good for kids only.

If you are 6' or taller you will not be able to lie down without the door zipper undone to let your feet hang out. Which I guess isn't so bad considering it has to be left open anyways so you don't die of lack of oxygen while sleeping in the air tight tent.2 will not sleep comfortably side by side, especially if you have more than a small carry on bag each of belongings.

Going on a road trip, to NL Canada, with one hand. I heard about these pop up tents, and grateful for the invention. Went with the best price, tent literally POPS OPEN out of bag, big windows, roomy inside, take down is also easy, had instructions close by and it was a breeze, I'll add a pic to this post after trip, wish me luck☘

Served Singleton well for 1/2 dozen camping weekends. Super easy to pop up! Couldn’t figure out how to pop down despite several utube videos, engineer friends trying etc. Bag zipper broke first use:(. Great low investment quick easy beginner camping tent.