I wish that It came with more sachets to hold it down. It’s as pictured but it will fall over when it’s windy outside. But some simple bricks to hold it in place should it the trick.

Well made...in CHINA

The only complaint I have is that I didn’t buy the bigger oneThis one is perfect for my needs but should have gotten the bigger one for roominess

Easy up and easy take down and store. Love it

I don’t ever write reviews to be honest but THIS tent.. is literally so amazing! So, we bought it about 2 weeks ago and we have gotten sooo many compliments about it. I go to my kids soccer games and I have 4 small kids, and they were even able to be the ONLY team to hide from the rain when they were awaiting their turn to go into play!I open the package, SLOWLY let it go, and UP it goes into a tent. You adjust the sides a little and it is the pop up tent of our dreams! It also fits in our jeep wagon when it is all closed up! I hope these pictures I have shared help understand how amazing it is!

We have really bad mosquitos this season. This is great enclosure for protection. Easy setup and takdown. Foldus up into a convinient bag for storage.

Very easy to set up! So glad that I ordered the tarp and side shade panels. Very nicely made. Would definitely recommend!

Very easy to set up and use. It can be done by one person but I would recommend using at least 2 people. Very nice canopy gazebo. I highly recommend!

I wish I'd thought of this sooner for our occasional trips to the beach. This is much better than lugging around a huge umbrella or just sitting out in the sun being exposed. Setup was super easy; opted to use the included sandbags instead of the stakes. My entire family of five was able to comfortably fit inside the 10x10. My only small regret is not buying the 12x12 instead, but no regrets on buying this. I also bought the shower so we have everything we needed right where we set up.

There were two screened tents used at a social event, the Alvantor and an Aldi tent. Everyone gravitated to the Alvantor and commented on its size and shape. I think the roundness and the 15' height definitely worked in its favor. It got A LOT of positive comments.This is very easy to set up, but as others have noted, when removing it from the storage case, it will fly out and take you by surprise. It includes an accompanying strap to keep it sandwiched together once folded. Just be careful when undoing the strap.One person can reasonably put up and take down, but if you have two pairs of hands, it will be much easier and faster (to take down definitely).The zippered doors are simple to operate. The zipper pulls are on both the exterior and interior of the two doors and there are two sets of zippers per door. The doors do help with keeping the bugs to a minimum. One thing to note is that if there is no breeze flowing, it can get pretty warm inside depending upon how many bodies are inside.This was set up with two 4' folding tables and some folding chairs and a couple of plastic chairs- so, 6-7 people sat comfortably (two more people could have fit, but they opted for a different tent). If you're only using chairs and perhaps a smaller round table, then the advertised 12 people may fit.Taking this thing down isn't too bad, HOWEVER folding it back is a bit of a challenge for one person. It has to be folded in a figure 8 shape (I have car sunshades which fold like this). The challenge is that because the ribbing is rather stiff, when folding, IT WILL fight back. This is where having an extra set of hands is very useful.Once getting it into its carrying case, it weighs about 20lbs. The tent in its case is a bit awkward to carry because it's about 3' in diameter. You can put it on your shoulder to carry. It would be nice if the carry case had a set of zippers on both ends (like the doors) instead of just one which zips from one side to the other. It would make closing the case a little simpler.It comes with tie downs and stakes which weren't needed at the time.Overall, it appears to be a great buy and the setup is great. Maybe 3 minutes at the most once you understand how it unfolds.

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Loooove this pop up tent. Pictured here is the 1010.

This tent is everything, I love sitting outside but when I go visit my family in St.Louis (Which is my hometown) sitting outside is not an option. The mosquitoes are so bad. Since I bought this tent we can now enjoy the outdoors. It’s very sturdy my family hasn’t taken it down yet and it has rained a few times. I love it

I went solo camping recently, first time in years. Remembering how bad the bugs can be at Lake Superior, I purchased the 6x6 screen tent to be able to enjoy the sunset without mosquitoes. It was a breeze to set up, but do read the instructions before releasing it the first time as it expands immediately and with some force. Once open, it’s easy to move, stake down, and enjoy. I placed an picnic blanket down for the “floor.” If it seems confusing to close, look for an instructional video online or read the directions as they are helpful. Don’t worry, it’s not supposed to fold back to it’s original size, but will fit perfectly in the handy storage bag provided. I like the internal poles, height and width, large zippered entry. My dog seemed to appreciate napping in it during day when the the biting flies were out! Not large enough to cover a picnic table but plenty of room for 2 or 3 chairs and a tiny table. Also, it’s a screen tent, and is not designed to keep out the rain!

I am using this pop up tent outside to stop getting bothered by bees and other flying insects! It is easy to set up and take down.

This is the easiest and fastest canopy set up ever! It’s also very portable. My husband and I love it!

I love this tent. Envy of everyone because ease of setting up

I bought the 10' x 10' version of this screened-in tent almost a year ago. I use it on my patio with a few chairs and small table inside to keep the mosquitoes off me. It has lasted beautifully, and I take it up and down each week. I'm able to unfold it and pull it over the chairs and table my myself -- saving myself the step of getting the furniture in through the screen door. Since it is on concrete, I cannot stake it to the ground, but I tie it to a pole with the provided cords. I've trained my 15-pound dog to lift the corner with his nose to enter and exit so he may come and go as he wishes. It folds easily and has a travel bag to take to watch a lawn sporting event or to put over a picnic table. It's very sturdy, and I have not a single rip, pull or hole anywhere on it. I recommend it highly to anyone needing an enclosed space on their patio.