🧒 NPT Children's Camouflage Indoor Outdoor Gear Review

Bought a fir tree for the grandchildren to play with, they liked it! 2 students had enough space to sleep, and the 3rd - to play. They played here by the lake for weeks. It didn't rain and the outside dried up quickly. Boys: 11, 10 and 8 easily self-raised and removed. Comes with its own storage bag and the poles/frames are easy to assemble. Great buy, kids love it! The camouflage was very beautiful and looked like an adult.

This tent is very easy to pitch. My 8 year old put it on himself. He likes it very much. It's very spacious. He puts it on every morning and takes it off at the end of the day. I'm the coolest mom since I bought this tent. It's been really hot lately so my son removed the removable top cover to allow for more airflow. I think it was a really great feature. Also make sure that your child leaves one of the entrances open on hot days so that they do not overheat in the tent. Overall a great…

It was very easy to climb. It was solid enough and my boy plays pretty rough. I tried a few other tents that said they were pop up but they still weren't easy to put together. My 8 year old can do this himself. This is perfect for a home in the winter but can easily become a backyard tent in the summer. The shape makes it spacious without taking up much space. My son loves it, my husband and I can easily plan to visit or play for a while. It has 3 windows if you prefer to be open but if you…

Can we just stop pretending that ANY tunnel folds easily? I personally prefer clear mesh tunnels and previous cats didn't like big tunnels, but I adopted a 4 month old feral cat from a shelter who prefers big opaque tunnels. So I took this tunnel because it met both criteria and placed it more or less invisibly behind a weightless camouflage chair (which I also covered with another tunnel so I don't have to look at either one) since I don't have one avid camouflage fan. but it's a cat area and…