OneTigrisGASTROPOD 2-6 Person Hot Tent With Stove Jack, Enhanced 3D Ventilation System, 3000mm waterproof rating, Includes Tent Poles, Stove Jack for Burning Stoves

I have the one Tigris cots and this tent will fit about four of those with the extenders on, with my stove in the middle with maybe enough room for one or two chairs or bags or whatever. It's going to be perfect for my float trip that I'm going to take this next year.The stove actually keeps it really nice and warm in there. In the picture is the fireproof blanket we did buy to drape along the side of the tent so that when we have our fire going, the embers won't burn the tent . I watched a bunch of reviews on YouTube before buying this one and we set it up outside in the snow and it was fairly easy to set up. Some people didn't really care for the price point but for me I also use the Cabela's guide tent which weighs 29 pounds and when I'm being flown into a remote hunting spot in Alaska and I have to carry a couple hundred pounds of gear I don't wanna make multiple trips with heavy gear so this tent weighs about 14 pounds and is really ideal for me for what I'm using it for.

I've wanted a hot tent for a while but couldn't decide which one to get. After a lot of research I found this tent. Putting it up for the 1st time is fun and slightly challenging but once you do it and get it set up right it's fantastic.The tent has amazing build quality and is extremely spacious and comfortable. The tent is also very easy to get back into the bag as the bag is slightly oversized so everything fits back in perfectly. The bag is also lightweight. My only downside is you can have a porch using the front doors but mine didn't have poles for this so I'm going to contact onetigris and will update at a later date. Other then that I'm very happy with this purchase. It was also great value for money

Had it in the yard for over a week and not a drop of water so far. Taking it out to camp next week

I've had to wait to give this tent a proper trial set up andI had wondered if it would be difficult to do so.I've camped and used what's called a Bell tent for many years and I'vealways enjoyed the extra height in the centre of the tent. That meansyou don't stoop all the time. Designed to take a small stove which is anice touch, (not common in UK). The thought of a heat to take the chilloff summer evening is lovely.Once you unpack the tent it suddenly becomes obvious how things fittogether. No great number of poles to assemble. Stake out thebase and it starts to look good. You can ventilate it round the basefor hot days and close it up very easy to do. When you look at itit seems to lean towards the entrance which it does. You have more thana good height in the centre. Because of the shape it sheds the rain very easily,It also has skirts that you can put snow on too which prevents the snowlifting the skirts.Supplied with all the bits and pcs need to get you underway.Because the fabric is light but strong it is essential that it is set upproperly. For the tents size when up it is very small when packedaway.

The materials that this tent is made from are very, very strong. The zippers are beefy, and don’t fail. Setting it up is pretty easy and straightforward. I really like the ventilation system that they have for this. It works great! The stove jack is quality, and fits like it should. For the protection you get and the size of the tent, it is relatively lightweight. This is a fantastic tent for the four season camper!