NaturehikeDune Hot Tent with Stove Jack,Double Layer 4 Season Tent,Waterproof 2-3 Person Tents for Camping

I have used this tent on several adventures this winter. It's very impressive. The build quality is top notch and what you would expect from NatureHike. The shelter is waterproof and held up to strong winds and snow load. The design is very functional with four doors. The mesh and zippers are high quality. The inner tent has a waterproof tub floor, keeping the sleeping area nice and dry. The tent has great ventilation, with two openings at the top of the tent. The area in front of the inner tent is great for a small table and two chairs and creates a nice sitting area. I highly recommend this four seasons tent. It's high quality and should last a lifetime of outdoor adventures.

This product is very satisfactory because of its excellent quality, design, large space, and durability that can withstand strong winds, especially. It is mainly used as a canopy with Camp Ben, but by connecting and using inner tents as needed, a cozy space for a good night's sleep can be secured. We are truly satisfied with this product.

I haven't used it in real field test yet, I've only looked at it in the backyard but it looks very good quality and sturdy, I really like that the rain fly is attached to the tent poles from the outside, so now you can assemble the tent in any weather and the tent will remain dry inside…

Just got this tent and spent a night in it. Some details relevant to this review. I am a big guy, 6ft 4in, and 250lbs. I am in the Pacific Northwest, the night I camped out was 40 degrees and rained hard most of the night. Little to no wind.First the pros.I slept well. This tent did a remarkable job holding residual heat. I did not use a stove or heater of any kind. I slept with the sidewalls closed but the front canopy wide open. I used the mesh door on the front of the inner tent. Even elevated on a cot it was plenty warm at those temps. The sleeping area being well back from the opening allowed the tent body to trap heat before it escaped out the door.It is dry. If it were going to leak, it should have with the rain I experienced. The inner tent was completely dry. The ground got soggy from the rain inside the floorless section, but this was a sponge affect from the grass and not from water coming through the tent body.It was not hard to set up. I am an experienced camper. I have set up more than a few tents in my time. I set this up by myself in about 30 minutes without reading the directions. If you had a partner and knew what you were doing, it should take less than 10 minutes.With one exception, the materials seem robust. I was very impressed with the build quality and innovation. The stakes are much better than I would have thought. Very reminicent of my groundhogs. The tensioners are aluminum and work well. This thing feels tougher than a standard tent. But less so than a canvas wall tent.The vents are amazing and well placed. My wife discovered an unintended benefit of being able to zip open the vents at the roof. Open the mesh like a door and poof, the bugs fly out. Especially when a light is placed outside the tent body to attract them. Zip it closed and you are bug free. This tent could blow heat and take airflow like a tarp if you open everything up at once.Now the cons.It is both really big, and a little small. With my cot set up there was only room for 1 person in the inner tent. I had enough room left over for my german shepherd and a small backpack, but that was it. For two bigger people you will have to go with pads on the ground and it will be like sleeping on a queen matress at home. There are doors on both sides so each could have their own way in and out. But if you only use the front entrance one person is climbing over the other. Of course there is more than enough room for 2 cots if you ditch the inner tent. But you will be floorless (I kind of prefer floorless anyway) and you won't have the extra bug mesh if you leave the doors open.I don't have a wood stove for this yet. But where the stove jack is placed seems uncomfortably close to the inner tent. Looks like an accident waiting to happen. I would likely leave the inner behind if running a stove.The inner tent is held up by elastic webbing and plastic toggles. The toggles seem great, but I worry about the longevity of the elastic. This is the only material complaint I have.The cordage for the guylines does stretch when wet. A loose tent traps water (any tent) so you may have to tighten guylines periodically if it is a wet trip.The canopy is a little shorter than I like. A normal sized individual would probably be ok with it. But my tall frame has to take a knee to get under it. A set of 135cm trekking poles are the perfect length for standing it open. Once inside, my full sized camp chair fits comfortably. Two would be tight with the inner tent. Impossible with the stove.Overall.Great tent. Huge value. It would be an absolute palace of a hot tent with stove for 1 person base camps. Ditch the inner and 2 can work ok. Add the inner, but ditch the stove and cots, it is a good summer tent for 2. Even in the wet shoulder seasons.I am very pleased. I am a hammok camper primarily. This is the hang out, clothes changing tent where my wife sleeps, (she hates hammoks). It is going to work perfectly for our standard car camping trips. I plan to use it to base camp solo during the fall hunting season. It seems perfect for those applications.

Love this hot tent! Huge space! Separate sleep room. Very good quality. Heavy duty construction.

Very pleased, 20 minute setup solo, spacious, have been through a number of high wind storms and completely dry inside, many features

The media could not be loaded. Honest to God the very best tent I’ve ever had in my life. It’s everything it’s I’m gonna call it a one and five. It’s a four season 10. You can use it in virtually any season. It has a stove jack if you want to use it in colder weather it’s absolutely waterproof. I kept it up for a week and we had several rain storms and it stayed bone dry inside. You can actually remove the inner cabin and if you open the front door in the back door, it has two awnings in addition to the huge festival fuel. If you want to use it as a backyard canopy open up all the screens and open up both flies. It’s virtually endless. If it’s a cool autumn day and you want to use it as a canopy it still put the stove in there. It’s amazing. We’ve camped in it. We’ve put it up in the backyard and lounge in it had a couple of drinks. Watched a good movie. Enjoy the fire. I think it’s the very best head that nature hike has ever made and I think that it’s the very best tent I’ve ever had in my life. It is very versatile. Couple of improvements I would make I recommend that they make more of an ability to stake the bottoms down because if it’s windy, it does get a little flappy on the bottom.

4 season luxury with built in stove jack. Great quality, totally water proof.