Coleman 4'x7' Sundome 2 Person Camping Tent - Gray/Blue

Cool tent. Thought it was a little low, but I was wrong. Everything is coolly stitched together. The seams of the tent are taped. Not stained. Very compact when folded. Thick walls of the lanok rods. Got caught in a downpour, rained all night, all dry. Excellent quality.

Nice and easy set up poles so strong so beautiful inside condensation from the bottom is bad and all tent tested in a heavy new England Weather no water leak so amazing

This is a great tent. It is light and easy to pack and carry but it is durable and we have used it a lot. It is simple to put up and take down is not too hard. The size and shape give you a good amount of room inside. We are very comfortable in it.

I love this tent because it is so lightweight and easy to pop up. It holds up great in unpleasant weather and the added ventilation means cool summer nights! We’ve enjoyed many a camping road trip using this tent!

Poles had to be inserted into soil to support the tent. Design flaw?

Bought this 2 person tent for camping when it's just me (2 is a stretch, even for smaller people). I normally camp in an REI Hobitat 6 that is fantastic and has served me well for many years. Compared to that tent, I have some serious problems with the design of this Coleman. First, the fiberglass poles are incredibly flimsy, as is the elastic cord. The cord broke on the first use, and one of the poles fractured. The description doesn't say what diameter the poles are, so I have to go measure to find the right replacement kit. Why not just sell replacement parts on the product page? Second, the poles go into a sort of key at the edges of the tent. But that means the tent pole are open at the ends. If you camp in sandy or soft dirt conditions, it's easy for your pole ends to become packed with dirt, and then the key won't fit in. Annoying. My Hobitat poles are closed at the ends, made of aluminum, thick cord, and the pointed ends go into sturdy grommets. I wish the Coleman had a design like that, it is super flimsy by comparison. Lastly, I cannot for the life of me figure out how to get the door pole in. It seems like it should go in the green edging to make the door rigid, but there is no opening. Yet I have an extra pole. It must be the door? Other than the flimsy poles and poor design of the pole ends, I do like this tent. If I could purchase a set of replacement poles in durable aluminum with studier cords, I would pay more.

Its been almost 3 years now, that I have had this tent. I use it multiple time a year and it still gives shade to me and my partner during our hiking experiences. I would suggest others to try this for the price its the best offer.

This is a great little tent - we only used it a few times due to an expanding family that required a bigger tent. But we liked it enough that we just upgraded to the 4 person version.

I got this tent in order to do some camping with my boys. We used it once in the backyard, then on an overnight. One of the main poles fractured at the insertion point while setting it up the second time. Dry, moderate ventilation in 40f temp. Overalll pleased but the broken pole has finished us for future adventures with this otherwise good tent.

So far, so good. I’m sure what I’ve done was not what you all planned for this tent, but you might be interested. I wanted to go “boat camping” with my 16’ fishing boat. I’ve modified your tent to fit over the boat’s main cockpit area. I cut away the floor and inverted the flaps of the floor to snap to the boat’s side decks. I extended the rain fly by about 30” to extend over the boat’s windshield to divert any rain water foreword. I’ll sleep on the floor of the boat on an air mattress. It won’t be mosquito proof, but will hopefully keep the rain off, especially at night. I can send you a photo but I don’t see a way to do it with this review.

Haven't used it yet but it's a Coleman, I dont have any doubts. I bought it at an excellent price too.

This tent has been amazing for me the couple times I’ve had it out. The first time, it started raining that night. I stayed completely dry. I set it up completely by myself in no more than 20 minutes. It might be kinda cramped with 2 people, but if you don’t mind being close you could pull it off.

Waterproof and comfortable, we have had ours for 7 years

I had borrow this tent from a friend and decided to buy one of my own. Sturdy and easy to set up. My favorite part is that it fits two people with plenty of room for backpacks and gear. Haven't used in rain.

Used a couple of times. Happy with this tent so far. Easy set up and breakdown. Used in high winds and heavy rain and was impressed with how well it performed. Would recommend a trap underlayment for extra floor protection. Listed as a 2 person tent. You will be crowded. I slept in it by myself and store a bin with my gear in it and it works perfectly. 2 people may be a bit cramped.