Coleman Pop-Up Camping Tent with Dark Room
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Coleman Pop-Up Camping Tent with Dark Room
$114.99
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| Current Price | $114.99 | September 15, 2024 |
| Highest Price | $114.99 | July 29, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $74.99 | July 15, 2024 |
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| $114.99 | July 29, 2024 |
| $74.99 | July 15, 2024 |
Coleman Pop-Up Camping Tent with Dark Room Description
- DARK ROOM TECHNOLOGY: Blocks 90% of sunlight so you can sleep in; reduces heat inside tent for additional comfort
- FAST SETUP & FOLDS FLAT: 10-second setup with pre-assembled poles; folds flat making it easy to store and carry
- ADJUSTABLE RAINFLY: Helps protect against wind and rain while also providing ventilation
- STAY DRY: Taped floor seams help keep you dry
- GEAR POCKETS: Keep small items stored away and organized
- DIMENSIONS: 7 ft. 6 in. x 4 ft. 5 in. with 2 ft. 11 in. center
- WARRANTY: 1-year limited warranty
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Gabriel RodrÃguez –
I originally bought the 2 person for nightshift work, didn’t get until after the job was done now that the next round is coming up I’d try it out somewhere else, and my honest thoughts on them are that it’s too hot, the two person is just a hair too small for 1, and the way it breaks down is maddening. It’s a good quick deploy shelter though
Gabriel RodrÃguez –
This is my second Coleman pop-up tent. I got this one, because my girlfriend and I couldn’t fit our sleeping pads in the 2 person, so I pretty much had to get a 4 person. Despite the fact that our sleeping pads are really big, the 4 person fits them without a problem and it is supposed to fit a queen size mattress as well. The dark room technology was an extra $20 and it was well worth it! We slept in until 8 in the middle of summer and, with eyes shut, couldn’t tell that the sun was up. The only downside is that when your eyes are adjusted to the light and you’re going into the tent, you can’t see. So you need a lantern to see inside most of the time (when your eyes aren’t adjusted). I saw another review about how they couldn’t fit the tent back in the bag. I think they just didn’t do it right, because I put the tent back in the bag and also have enough space for a footprint and a small fold up chair in the bag.
T. Kunin –
I absolutely love this tent. Definitely good for two people and maybe a child but three or four adults is pushing it. Tent setup and take down is super easy. I was able to put it away with ease after watching the video and setting it up at home once. I do recommend buying a footprint or as I did was put down a tarp under the tent. It gets pretty dark in there.
T. Kunin –
This Coleman tent does fulfills its two main promises: quick installation and total blackness. However, these two main promises are not enough to offer a good quality tent. After using it two weeks ago in a cross country roadtrip, these are the faults I found on the tent and the reasons why you should avoid buying this tent:
First, the folding back into its bag is a very challenging process, and requieres some luck. The time you save assembling the tent, you exponentially loose it when folding it back.
Second, the total black is great; however the fabric paint is patchy. Because the priority is total Blackness, you only have one side mesh, which do not ventilates the tent well. It gets very hot inside, even when using a fan.
Third, the Size, folded and expanded, it’s unconvenient. Whe the tent is folded back into its bag, it takes a lot of space as it can’t be rolled. The diameter of the bag is up to 35.5 inches, rendering the tent useless for backpacking. On the other hand, once the tent unfolds, it’s wide enough for 4 people; nontheless, it’s extremely low for a tent not design for Mountain Camping. The intent of lower tents is to resist high winds, commonly found in Mountain and hiking camping. You have to crawl down to enter and access the inside of the tent.
Fourth, and last, it only has two security ropes to avoid wind movements. The rain cover is not to the ground, and only have 6 stakes (3 at each long end) none at the center.
I was hoping for a more reliable, consistent, and all ground tent. Instead I got a backyard tent.
Thank you
Michael McGonegal –
Haven’t had it in any rain yet so can’t speak to water resistance but as a Coleman product I am not worried about it not being able to handle the rain. It will be hard to get in and out of during an active rain event without water coming in through the open door flap due to its oval arch shaped design. It also has no ventilation with the rain fly on which is a bummer in hotter temps when you might get an overnight rain storm but the screen roof combined with rain fly minimizes collection of condensation on the inside of the tent, which is ultimately whey I chose this instant popup tent over the few other choices as wet inside the tent is the worst 🙂 If Coleman folks are reading the things that would push this product to the absolute top of the pile would be to correct the issues I’ve highlighted in this review and to add integrated awnings to eliminate or at least minimize water penetration into the the door of the tent when entering or exiting during active rain. Also a few more hooks and storage pouches on the inside would be really helpful.
ej hall –
This is amazing tent. You literally just open the bag and it pops up. You have to do nothing. The only thing is figuring out how to put it down. The video that is recommended on the bag does not show you the very last step needed to get it into the right size circle. You can put it into a circle easily but it’s too big for the bag. There’s a video right under it of the same tent but green and white and that video shows you how to do it properly!!!!
It’s the easiest greatest tent.
It’s actually amazing quality like it’s a beautiful tent
I highly recommend
I’ll never go back to a regular tent again!
MA –
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 It looked like it was very good and would work properly when we installed it, unfortunately it rained during the night and all the water started to leak over the banks and it became soaked inside. Maybe it is recommended for children and without rain.
Don’t know why I waited so long to get this –
Love how it just pops open. However I can’t not get it back down to size for the bag it comes with!
MA –
Pro: Easy set-up, easy break down. Roomy for one person and a dog. Dark room tech is awesome. Con: The outer door on this thing is constantly getting stuck in the zipper. It gets a bit irritating. This thing really sucks in the rain. I would highly recommend that you don’t even bother testing it in the rain because I did that for you. I would only use it for non-rain or very, very, very light rain trips. I just got back from a camping trip where it rained very heavy for the last four hours of the last day I was there and although I mainly had to deal with extreme sweating in the tent, there were some areas the tent got wet. Also, because of the shape of the tent, when you open the door…ALL of the rain comes in. So, why am I still giving it 4 stars…well, because as long as you aren’t using this in the rain, it really is an awesome little tent. The construction is good, easy setup, dark room tech is great, roomy…I love it. I’ll just have to use my old tent for rainy trips, sleep in the jeep, or invest in something tougher in the future. Hope this helps someone.