PROLEE Bike Shed 6.6FT, Waterproof Oxford Fabric Storage Tent for 2 Bikes, Outdoor Storage with Window Design, Black

Loved it pretty roomy the zipper works grate looks good and it was ease to assemble it’s waterproof but it leaks in the seams

This shed totally met expectations. In the last week we've had a quarter inch of ice and a half foot of snow. Through all that, everything inside stayed dry, no water on the floor and I was easy to zip open and close even in 14 degree weather. One of things we store in their are our sleds so we had lots of opening and closing. If you've ever put together a tent, then you can assemble this easy. It is the same process. From opening the box to installed was 10 minutes and I did it by myself. Great value, super sturdy and may by another one. Holds 2 adult bikes, 4 scooters and 6 sleds and we could fit in more.

For what it’s worth, it did last 3 years in Arizona heat and Arizona monsoons. I only have 2 bikes and they fit fine. This year, I need to replace it because the last rainstorm got the best of it and it ripped. Zippers were fine, very stable (it was outside on rocks). Yes, I’m still giving it 5 stars because it lasted so long. Prior to the top ripping (from a storm last night) it was funny waterproof.

It’s pretty easy to put together and included an extra long pole. It’s the XL Version. Fits 2 of my Riding Times Z8 as long as I 69 them I just got it and put up in the garage so I don’t know how it will weather the weather but will only use when camping. It also make a good 1 person tent because you can kind of stand up in it. Only 4 stars till I know how it works in the rain but seems pretty good

Started using this tent in September. It is super faded, the poles are a rusty mess and the fabric is brittle. It is now being held together with duct tape.It is easy to set up and break down but that is the only plus

The zippers aren't the highest quality (I lost one zipper, thankful there's a second one but it seems to hold up the wind and rain okay. I'm keeping 3 bikes in it right now (two regular, one e-bike) and it's been working great for me in an apartment where I can't keep them outside, but don't have a proper shed or garage to keep them in either.EDIT: Both zippers have now broken. I wasn't using them aggressively, but they've come off and I can't get them back on. Part of the zipper track also is torn/ripping. This is after just a couple months, which sucks.i'd go 3.5 but its' not an option, be really careful with the zippers if you get this thing.

I bought one of these when three others that I bought from other sellers ripped after only a couple of months. I live in southeast Louisiana, and we have brutal summers, pop up thunderstorms, hurricanes, and hail storms. I bought one of these last year, and I loved that it withstood so much bad weather, so I bought a second one to put my e-bike, lawn care items, and other stuff in. It also withstood the weather, so I bought one for my dad to keep his generator, scooter chair, and other stuff in. The fabric is not completely waterproof, so I have a tarp covering my e-bike and whatever else can't get wet, and it's working really well. The zippers are holding up well. And so are the rods. I am very pleased with these.

Easy to put together and great for storage while camping. We use it to store our bikes and chairs at night to keep things dry from rain/dew. It fits two zero gravity chairs, 4 folding camp chairs and two big kid bikes perfectly.