I already own 2 "normal" tents, but went on a 7 day bike race where i needed to put up and take down the tent 7 days in a row. I splashed out £45 for a "pop-up" tent. The thought of it errecting itself was very appealing!!
Sceptical at first, I popped the tent out of it's bag and pegged ... Read review
Advantages: easy to put up, quality, size inside, price Disadvantages: size when stored, no porch.
I already own 2 "normal" tents, but went on a 7 day bike race where i needed to put up and take down the tent 7 days in a row. I splashed out £45 for a "pop-up" tent. The thought of it errecting itself was very appealing!!
Sceptical at first, I popped the tent out of it's bag and pegged it down with 4 pegs.....job done......in about 60 seconds. I couldn't believe it could be so easy!!!! Once the tent is up it is ... ...go for the cheap single skin ones). It has vent to help reduce condensation, although some did form, but then i've never been in a tent where there was no condensation!!!
The one I have is a 2 man version which accommodates 1 person + luggage with ease and would accommodate 2 people with some luggage.
This tent took on some heavy rain and wind in the 7 days i was using it, with ease! My plan was to sell it after my 7 ... more
I already own 2 "normal" tents, but went on a 7 day bike race where i needed to put up and take down the tent 7 days in a row. I splashed out £45 for a "pop-up" tent. The thought of it errecting itself was very appealing!!
Sceptical at first, I popped the tent out of it's bag and pegged it down with 4 pegs.....job done......in about 60 seconds. I couldn't believe it could be so easy!!!! Once the tent is up it is like any other, with an inner and outer sheets (don't go for the cheap single skin ones). It has vent to help reduce condensation, although some did form, but then i've never been in a tent where there was no condensation!!!
The one I have is a 2 man version which accommodates 1 person + luggage with ease and would accommodate 2 people with some luggage.
This tent took on some heavy rain and wind in the 7 days i was using it, with ease! My plan was to sell it after my 7 days of using it, but i'm so impressed i'm keeping it.
Folding away the tent can be fun but as long as you follow the instructions, it's a doddle - instructions are there for a reason ;o)
The only downside of the tent is the size of the storage bag (about 90cm in diameter - bicycle wheel size) and that it has no porch.
Conclusion: If you want a relativly cheap and simple tent to errect, this is the one to get. For what it is, I can't fault it.
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Product details
Long Name
Jersey Pop-Up Tunnel Tent
Genre
Camping Equipment
Type
Tents
Manufacturer
Outwell
Manufacturer's product description
At last a genuine pop-up camping tent! This is not a kids plaything or just something for some fun in the garden, this a proper tent that packs down into a circular hoop shape that is then inserted into a handy carry bag measuring approx. 80cm in diameter. The tent literally pops-up in a second thanks to the coiled poles that form the construction of the tent. The flysheet is pre-attached to the coiled poles and the groundsheet is fully sewn in with the flysheet. The flysheet has taped seams and a full 3000mm hydrostatic head of waterproof protection. The groundsheet gives 5000mm hydrostatic head of protection. Once popped-up the tent is then simply guyed out and you are ready to go.
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