Review on 🏕️ Forceatt 4 Person Pop Up Tent: Instant 20-Second Setup, Waterproof & Windproof | Lightweight & Portable for Camping, Backpacking, Hiking | Removable Rainfly | Perfect for Family Gatherings by Marvin Short

I bought this tent for my son to use on camping trips with his scout troop and he loves it. It can be easily installed and removed by yourself. It has a built in rain cover for the tent itself and a separate small canopy to protect the hub for the poles. 20 seconds depends on when you start counting, but from opening the tote bag to putting it on the rack it's a matter of minutes. The instructions are sewn into the bag and everything is illustrated so it wasn't entirely clear what had to happen for the lock to slide down the pole. We found that after extending the poles, pulling out the corners of the tent to fully expand the floor helped pull the poles near the hub to bring the locking mechanism down. To remove it, simply squeeze the bars and latching mechanism mount to lift it up and fold the bars. The bottom of each post needs to be pulled out a little so that the connection is no longer blocked and can fold. It sounds way more complicated than it really is, and it makes sense when you see it in person. The tent itself is big enough for 2 people and all gear or 4 people and minimal gear. At the front and back of the tent are two large doors with zippered openings for unimpeded ventilation. There are two very large vents on the sides, protected by a rain cover, so there should be cross ventilation without exposing you too much. Unfortunately there are no valves to shut off these vents so I'm guessing this tent doesn't work well when it gets really cold. Last weekend one night was under 40 and the other over 50 and my son said he was fine. I think it will be great in summer when ventilation is very desirable. Only time will tell how well it will hold up, but it worked very well the first time I used it.