Trespass 4 Man Tent Double Skin Waterproof Camping Hiking Festival Caterthun

This is a nice tent. Spacious sleeping compartment and large porch area. Unfortunately the exterior of the tent had velcro rather than zip, which is awkward to undo and less secure than zips

Overall this is a good spacious tent for a couple, with 1 or perhaps 2 small children; as with most "4-man" tents it's not going to be comfortable for 4 fully grown adults. I paid less than £120 and at that it's great value. A few points compared to the manufacturer's photos:- There is one vent in the door rather than one on each side of the door (no biggie, though door is a little harder to roll up)- There are 5 velcro pads at the bottom of the door rather than the 3 shown (if you make sure you use them when closing the door then this seems to provide good rain protection, I noted some previous comments on rain ingress so perhaps they've tweeked the design to address this.)- The main colour is more blue than teal (i note that the word teal has been removed from the description since my order).- The bedroom is 2.3m long, not 1.3 as shown in the picture.Some things I felt the description lacked: There are hooks to hang a small lantern both at the back of the bedroom and in the front space, and there's decent-sized storage pockets on either side of the bedroom. The windows have blinds that can be rolled up. There's a cable entry point either side but not one for the bedroom itself.There's plenty of space for kit in the front portion of the tent - even room to sit on a rainy day. I like having the one front door too, I find side doors tend to compromise on the useable space inside. However there's no way to convert the door to a canopy on this tent - so make sure you close the door if rain is expected.I had no problems with quality - all the stress points seem to be strengthened well and unlikely to break. There is no tension adjustment though and I did though find it took all my effort to stretch the fabric enough to fix the retaining pin into the poles. I'm hoping this will ease over time.As with all tents with this type of integrated groundsheet, watch your step so you don't trip up on the way in - and I'd recommend a dustpan & brush to clean the campsite debris out prior to taking the tent down (not easy to just shake it away). The groundsheet also makes it harder to get the air out when folding it away - but with a little patience you'll soon get it back into its bag with ease.There's no footprint groundsheet available for this tent but you can easily make your own from a 5x3 tarp or plastic sheet if you want to keep the bottom of the groundsheet cleaner for when you pack away.I wanted a tent that I could stand up in, I'm 5'9" and had room to spare both in the bedroom and the storage areea.

Brought this tent for a camping trip around Scotland , and it performed great. Although it is a 4xman tent , I think it's more like 2xadults and 2x children. Even then I think it would be very tight. Me and my adult son fit in just nice with ample room. Tent is no problem to put up after a couple of go,s. But would recommend to put it up and waterproof it before you use it.

Absolute waste of money. First time putting it up and the front tag for pegging into ground ripped off so no way of pegging the front of tent. Ruined the weekend. Tried to get in touch with Trespass a few times and no response. Trespass are out of order and im taking the matter further. A big company like that and once they have taken your money they could not care less. Disgusting!!

EXCELLENT

Thought I was buying a decent tent. I used this once in my garden Overnight to try it out before it was used properly. Sadly a Peg strap broke off, which also left a Hole in the tent.Very disappointed

Been used for many different things such as large parties and festivals and is still going strong.

Good tent for 2 people who want a bedroom and lounge space. The only down side is the sloped door which is a bit of a pain when it's raining, so we've bought a tarp extension to make a porch.