Gazelle 33300 T3 Pop-Up Portable Camping Hub Overlanding Tent, Easy Instant Set up in 90 Seconds, 3 Person

I was looking for a tent to last a life time and support a variety of activities. Setup, break down, durability, and footprint were critical. The primary use is for track day events after traveling several hours or racing all day. Secondary use is for beach camping and hunting trips.This thing is perfect. After a long drive the last thing you want to do is mess around in the dark setting up a tent, sleep in the cab, or unload the trailer so I can layout in there. Same for early morning hunt trips or long days at the beach. Excellent value choice over getting a camper or another shelter type if you're out doors often. Everyone who walks by wants to check it out and is extremely impressed. The pockets inside and up top are incredibly handy. The bottom drops out for cleaning, it breaths well, packs easy, and stays dry in the rain after a test on the first night. No issues with bugs getting in and stable in the wind.I've spent a lot of time outdoors, and this is by far one of the best designed pieces of equipment I've seen or used.

I am a full-time nomad and live out of my teardrop camper year around. I bought this to use in the harsh Arizona desert so I could have a place that I could get out of the harsh sun and winds during the day so I wouldn't have to bee couped up inside my teardrop all day. It's been set up for more than 30 days strait and has handled sun, wind, and rain. There have been multiple days with 30 mile continuous winds with 45-50 mph burst and the tent hasn't moved. It is Rock solid! I do keep all 12 stakes in at all times because I never know when there will be a microburst of wind. Also the stakes are not your standard cheap tent stakes. They are heavy duty and stay in the ground even during high winds. I love the removable floor as I don't use it as a regular tent so I took the floor out. I use it more as a covered patio than a sleeping/living space. I am 5'4 and can stand up in the center of the tent without hitting my head. Anyone taller than me would have to slouch to keep from hitting there head. There is plenty of room for me and my dog to hang out in it. It allows be to be outside even when the weather is bad. It's light and easy to set up and take down and unlike most tents you can actually get it back in the carrying bag without any problems.

This is probably the coolest tent I’ve ever purchased. I wanted something that would:- Set up quickly as I have a impatient toddler. - Maximize standing room height inside as I have back issues.I didn’t want to continue crawling in and out of tents.Pros:- Yes, 90 seconds or less to set up- A LOT of space - both sq footage and standing room- Sturdy + great construction and material- Great for car campingCons:- It’s heavier and bulkier than I’d like (27 lbs for the T3) when collapsed. It’s a little annoying but I can live with it.I haven’t experienced the issue folks have noted about detaching the floor. After reading those comments, I plan to just steer clear of detaching it and instead will clean the floor by hand.It works great for my needs and uses. I think my ONLY regret (only because I worry too much) is not buying the T4 for the potential of needing unexpected additional space. The T3 (IMO) could easily fit 4 adults.

I'm pretty sure this thing can withstand some horrific weather. It takes heavy rain will enough, but I can't tell you about high winds yet. Extremely sturdy and built to last. Super easy set up, and quick, once you get over having to yank the sides HARD. Also, due to the shape, it has much more usable room than other tents with the same footprint.My only complaint is that due to being a essentially a cube and having not much rainfly overhang, there is not much protection against rain if you don't close the windows, especially if the rain is blown sideways. Makes for a hot night.Otherwise, really nice for car camping or overlanding.

My main concern was ease of setup and breakdown. I am not a frequent camper so there are probably little things a frequent camper would notice or value that I would not. That said I FREAKING LOVE THIS TENT.5 minutes on the high side solo to set up including the rain guard but not including the spikes. I left it up for 2 days on a tarp with no spikes and it never budged and it was windy that weekend. Putting the spikes in would add maybe 2 minutes. Breakdown is 10-15 minutes tops.It is very solid when up. It's not super roomy but it is plenty roomy. I am 6 foot 230 and me and 2 12 year old girls had plenty of room with air mattresses. 2 adults would be comfortable. Maybe 3 small adults. 4 kids also. Large men 6'2 and up might find it hard to stretch out fully unless the angled.There are tons of events and a few pockets. You could easily string led lights over head. With the rain guard off you get a good sky view.It really does feel very sturdy despite weight so little. I can.picknit up and chuck it with one hand. It's fairly long and cumbersome when broken down so not ideal for hiking, bit you could schlep it a mile or so easy if you are used to carrying loads for distance. It's not heavy.Super happy with the purchase. Not complicated to set up. Do it once or twice when.you get it and.you will remember how evennif it's been a year.For the money you can't go wrong if ease of setup is at the top of your list.