Review on 🏞️ ExplorHide Side Tunnels: Enhancing Outdoor Adventures for Children by Todd Look

I bought this tent along with Children's Caramel House Play Tent to have a little fun for my girls (2 and 5 years old). We already had a red tent and mats, but I'll list them at the end if you want something similar. Installation: very easy. Just untie your ties and open it up. It took some creativity to put together the first time, but once you get the hang of it it's not too bad. Worst case, you can use the old flatten and fill routine to put it back in your pocket even without ties. Size: Fits both my 2 and 5 year olds. A 5 year old girl is tall for her age (she wears a size 7). Fun: The little pop-up hole in the middle is a real hit with my girls - they both slide out and giggle or stretch out their legs for a tickle. They like the "obstacle course" design of the tent. I'm considering throwing in some plastic balls as a bonus. Material: Similar to some of the fragile folds I've bought in the past (just a little stronger) that have ripped with rough use, but I haven't had any issues so far. And to be honest if it breaks I can fix it and end up with another one. Other items in the picture: Candy Playhouse Children's Play Tent Reversible Animal Orchestra Children's Play Mat by Dwinguler (purchased from Wayfair) Click N' Play Knight Castle Design Play Tent (it's not exactly the same model as mine but the one I have was made about 3- Bought as a gift from Walmart 4 years ago and couldn't find the right one). 2 other rugs my mom made (shower curtain, rug, fabric)