Review on Hewolf Camping Tent Instant Setup - All-Weather Lightweight Pop up Dome Tent Ideal for Beach Backpacking Hiking by Robert Demissie

The tent was delivered without instructions. Figuring out how to get it up was pretty easy, but getting it down is another story. I installed it at home before a hike and ripped it when I took it off. I then spent $30 on 3 different repair tapes to find the best fix as I would be using this tent for a long time. When I brought him into camp for the first time and patched up the flycatcher that had been torn open, everything looked promising. That night, I noticed several areas in a wall where light was leaking in from tiny holes—not gaps, but flaws—where perfect circles were missing from the walls. Thanks for all the repairs I had, I didn't think about it too much. When I tried to take it off, the zipper was hopelessly stuck in the fabric, which is easy to do since the material is very thin. It ripped again, although I tried to unzip the zipper carefully, but now that it's closed it's not that easy to fix. At that point I took it off and left it in the dumpster at the campsite. In desperation, I broke several poles to lower them faster, and as a result, the fragments I got my hands on lasted longer than the tent. Front and rear door, reflective material inside and some other great features. but the fabric is too thin and it needs guide not to damage it.