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One major problem: only the quechua products have a bathtub style tarp floor. In a hard rain water is going to run right into ALL OF THE TENTS except for the QUECHUA PRODUCTS.
@@powerguymark Hey Mark! Thanks for the input 😊 Actually, after I did the rain test on the Wawona (which doesn't have a tub floor), I realized that it's not always the key feature to have a tub floor IF the seams are sealed 😉
You should always mention your hight when making this kind of video. I am 6.1, what's ok for you size wise may not be for me... Besides this, keep up the good work.
@@thierry2648 Hey Thierry! Oh man I thought I did mention that in the video! Sometimes I would have words popping up that say "I'm 5'3". But maybe I forgot to in this video. But thanks for the suggestion! 🥰
Hands down this is the most comprehensive video on Pop-up tents on the whole internet. Not to mention the great editing and tremendous amount of time you spent making it. That's apex dedication to your hobby. You literally deserve more than a simple thanks. It has definitely helped me decide which to buy. Thank you so much. 👌👌👍👍👏👏
Thank you so much for your lovely comment, Umaish! 🥰 I'm really happy that you found the review comprehensive, and that I was able to help you decide which pop up tent to buy! Your comment has been more than enough thanks, you're very kind 🥰
One thing was overlooked: the bathtub floor design only comes in the quechua tents. In a hard rain you will get wet in all of the tents except for the quechua tents.
Your channel is great like mentioned. Best wishes and I hope it will be prosperous. I ALWAYS mention your channel to my camping friends and people I meet at campgrounds. BEST OF LUCK. Thanks!
@@charliecarter1878 Aww that's so sweet Charlie!! I really appreciate the word of mouth support, thank youuuu! 🥰 It's growing slowly but surely for sure! 🥰
I accidentally stumbled over a rock, hit my head on your channel, and discovered a gold mine of knowlage (Oo) woot a wonderful suprise! :) ...I think, I need a hug! :P
@ZOMBiE Aww thank you so much for saying that! I'm really glad that you liked the video and all the info! :) Thanks so much for your comment, I really appreciate it 🤗🤗🤗
Absolutely amazingly helpful and informative. I cannot believe you don’t have a bigger following. You’ve been a godsend for us because our children are really into boy/girl scouts
Thank you so much for your awesome comment AK! I really appreciate it, it really means a lot, and I'm glad that you've found it helpful 😊 It's so cool that your children are into scouts!
Aww thank you so much Andrea! I really appreciate your awesome comment! Glad that I could answer your questions, and I'll keep doing my best to be as concise as possible 😊
@@CampingGuidance Do you have aby exoerince with a "front runner pop up tent? Also, how cold of a weather can you camp in these pop up tents and how long have you had your tent for? P.S. keep making these vids!
Thank you so much Sukhpree, I'll do my best to keep making these vids :) I just googled front runner pop up tent haha. It seems to be a brand, and works the same way as the Coleman pop up tent I think. I don't have experience with it though. Also, I don't camp in the off-season, only in summer, so sorry about that. But for cold weather camping, you'd be better off with less mesh to keep the heat in, so the best pick might be the regular Quechua tent with quite little mesh. But I didn't test these tents in cold weather though. I've had my Teton Sports and Coleman tents for about 2 years now, and the Quechua tents for longer than that. I can't remember the exact date, but maybe 4 years or so? Hope this helps :)
Again just another amazing review with such great videos and breakdown of such details of each tent along with the stats and comparisons. The charts are great along with you reasoning for various preferences. A+++ Thank you!! I am definitely going to go with the Quecha 2 P that I found on a great sale new for $50. Trying to look up reviews I am so thankful I found your youtube channel. Forget the coleman for my needs. Next I am going to look at sleeping pads based on your other video. I am stoked now to start camping again. 👍🏼👏🏼👍🏼👏🏼 Now starting my search for the right equipment for my age. Woo Hoo
Thank you so much again Cathy! Your comments are so lovely and I really appreciate them and the time that you take to write them 😊 I'm really glad that you liked the stats and comparisons! Ooooh the Quechua 2P is definitely a steal for just $50! Is this the Fresh and Black version? Even if it's not, still a great price for sure! I hope you can get back out there soon once you have the right equipment! 😊
I picked up my Quechua 3 person popup during a clearance sale and have been loving the easy setup and space, but have definitely found it to be a little warmer than I'd like with the limited ventilation. I've been looking at the Fresh & Black version, but also noticed the newer 2 Second Easy line with a similar pop up mechanism to the Teton. If you ever got a chance, I'd love to see your reviews on the 2 Second Easy and 2SE Fresh & Black!
@fithlin Thank you so much for sharing! The Fresh & Black definitely has more ventilation than the regular version, but yes I totally agree the easy set up and space is nice :) And thanks for letting me know about the newer 2 Seconds Easy line! I actually saw it a little while before I put out this video, but unfortunately I'm out of funds (I buy all my own tents) at the moment, so I couldn't afford to pick it up :( I definitely want to some time in the future though! It looks like a nice upgrade, and the packed size is a lot more convenient too haha
Wow, that was a flood of good information! Probably could do with a second watch, just be ready with that space bar to pause, and use the chapters. Really well produced, knowledge dense video.
Thank you so much for the kind words, it really means a lot to me! 🥰 Sorry about the flood of information though, I've been told I go over too much at one go 😅 Hopefully the second watch was a little better for you?
Thank you for such a fulfilling review! You covered everything and gave such a great variety. As a beginner in searching for tents, this video was extremely helpful, and I now know which tent I am going to buy!
Incredible video. Packed with all the necessary info ! Thanks a ton for all the work you’ve put in. I was going to get the 3p Fresh & Black from Decathlon, but I will investigate the Teton Sports as well now. Thanks again.
Thank you so much Luis, I'm really glad that you liked the video, and found the info helpful 😊 The Teton Sports is my personal favorite, but a couple of my friends prefer the Fresh and Black. Either way, you'll have a great tent! I hope you enjoy whichever tent you buy 😊
In the end I have purchased the 2person Decathlon Trek 500 tent as my 1st beginner backpacking tent. The 2 seconds Fresh & Black doesn’t pack down sufficiently to be carried in or on a backpack and long hikes. Then I got the Decathlon Arpenaz 1.9m 1.9m 1.4m mini base shelter for good weather picnics with the wife or with friends. Check out these 2 tents/shelters if you have the opportunity. Thanks again for your videos. They have helped a lot.
@@luism.2050 Hi Luis! Glad to hear that you manage to pick out a great tent for yourself, and thank you so much for sharing with me the tents that you bought! How are you finding them? I'll definitely check them out when I have the time and funds to buy and test them hahaha. And I'm glad you didn't go with the Fresh and Black as a backpacking tents, it's wayyy too bulky for that for sure hahaha. I'm glad that my videos helped you!! That's really great to hear 😊
Hi dear, yesterday only i saw ur video by chance and immediately become a subscriber....very soothing voice...nice informative videos..camera work is great....after filming you should put these tents on sale on the channel......love from india
Hi Seema! Thank you so much for your comments and for the sub as well, it really means a lot and helps the channel out! 😊 I'm really glad that you like the videos and don't mind my voice hahaha XD I'm from Singapore and most of my viewers are from the U.S. though, so it's hard for me to sell my tents to most of my audience :( But thank you so much for your suggestion though! Sending you love from Singapore too! 😊
You do the most comprehensive comparison camping reviews on RUclips. Lots of useful information on many different camping products. Can you please do a review on the Ayamaya pop up tent? Ayamaya seems to be the most popular pop up tents, so I was a little disappointed it was missing
Thank you so much Peter! I'm glad that you like the reviews with all the info and products :) And thank you for your suggestion on the Ayamaya pop up tent! I wasn't familiar with the brand, so I decided to give it a miss, but I'll keep that in mind in the future when I update this video :)
@@CampingGuidance I understand there is a lot of camping brands and products. For example there's also larger more luxury pop up tents like the Gazelle T4 hub style tents as well. It would be impossible to cover everything. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for your understanding Peter! I really appreciate it, and your suggestions as well :) I'll do my best to cover everything I can, and hopefully as this channel grows, I can hire more people and buy more products!
thing about these tents is you can't carry them on your backpack easily, they need to get the form factor down to pack size so motor bikers can carry them easily , back packers so forth .. I hauled one on my motorcycle and it was a bish to get strapped down its a large 2ft disk.. just awkward, the teeton looks Ok but its not a toss in th air style, pretty cools but they weight significantly more and teh teeton 2 person is the packaged size of an 8 man I have... WOW
Hey Dean! Thanks so much for the comment and the input 😊 and yes!!! I totally agree you can’t backpack with these tents at all. They’re really super huge. Did you manage to find another tent to carry around on your motorcycle? 😊
This is a fantastic and thorough review - I bought my Quechua F&B 3P and I love it. I am just by myself with my dog and I have a HEST mattress that's really thick so it's got enough room for both of us. I wish it packed down about 25% smaller but that's my only complaint about it.
Thank you so much Errhka! I'm really glad that you liked this review, and the Quechua F&B 3P is definitely a great tent for sure! Thank you for sharing :) I realized that tents with pre-attached poles (so like instant and pop-up tents) have quite big packed sizes but I guess it gives us the benefit of an easy set up :)
Dear Liz! You video is so comprehensive and awesome! You are the best! Quick question: If for the quechua tents, I was to simply never connect the yellow and red inner buckles when I store them, would it be possible to open throw the quechua tents as easy as the coleman tents? I really love the simple throw open :D
Thank you so much! 🥰 As for your question, have you tried folding them up without connecting the buckles? Cos I could never do that, there was too tension and folding haha. I suppose it should be able to throw open easily if you don't connect the buckles (but then again I've never tried ;(
Thank you so much Thereasa! I hope you enjoy it as much as I have! It's a great tent for sure :) If you have time, I'd love to hear what you think about it too :)
Great comparison. Awesome you have used these over time. I have a coleman and can confirm it gets wet easily. But it is super easy. You speak fairly quickly and the tabular data goes by really quick. I Find i am rewinding/pausing alot, but it does compact the video. Thanks for a great video
Thank you so much for your awesome comment Kevin! I'm really glad that you like my videos, and I appreciate your comments on them, it really helps the channel out 😊 And yes I agree the Coleman is super easy! Thanks for letting me know about the speed! I tried to compact down my video as much as possible (I wanted it to be below 20 mins), so I ended up picking up the pace. I'll try to slow it down next time 😊
My 1 person Teton has developed some drawbacks after 3 years use. 1. the screens tend to snap on items...like velcro and may soon rip. 2. In rainy conditions the floor will leak with a ground sheet and the limited tie-downs allow rain to penetrate at the bottom edges of the tent. The single door entry zipper almost always jams unless you use two hands to close it. 4. The single also has very limited head room as it highest point is off to one side and I can't sit up without hitting my head on the screen. 5. Because the ends are so low, it feels claustrophobic with my head at either end. Positives: Super fast take down and set up. Very comfortable when used on the Teton or Cabelas XXL cot. Finally, the 2P has addressed many of these problems and I'd consider it for my next purchase, but I do like the speed and size of the Coleman 4 person. Maybe a yearly shot of Scotch-guard is all it needs to deal with the rain issue.
@Van Isle Rider Thank you so much for sharing! Appreciate the insight after your 3 years of thorough use. :) I agree that the 1P can really feel quite claustrophobic. It was just nice for me but it's because I'm pretty short haha. The 2P is definitely better for sure :) I think you might need quite a bit of scotch-guard with the Coleman 4P though, but the speed and size is nice for sure!
@Little Rock Videos Thank you so much for your comment and for using my link, it definitely helps the channel out, and I really appreciate it! 😊 I'm glad you liked the video, and I hope you like your pop up tent too! Let me know how it goes if you have the time 😊
I wasn’t even aware of all of these quick tent options before this video. I picked up a Teton vista one this spring and absolutely love it so far. I would be curious of your take on the cot system and the larger rain fly for that system. It adds a lot of weight to the tent system and would only be ideal for car camping but the storage for gear under the cot is a bonus for longer durations.
@G. Funk Thank you for sharing! I'm glad you've been liking the Teton Vista One, it's a really good tent! Unfortunately I'm a little short on funds at the moment (as I buy all my gear myself), so I haven't been able to pick up the cot and the larger rainfly, but it's definitely on my to-buy list for the future! I think you've hit the nail on the head though. Pros would be more storage under the cot, better rain protection because the rainfly covers the entire tent (instead of leaving a small gap), and better for folks who don't like sleeping too close to the ground. The only cons I can think of are the weight and price.
@@CampingGuidance Thanks for the reply! You are correct, the weight of the cot limits how far off the beaten path one would be willing to take it (not far at all!) Can't wait to see more reviews, your thorough analysis deserves more subs!
@@FUNKRUBICON Thank you so much for the reply as well! And for your awesome comment, it really means a lot 😊 Hahaha and yes! The weight of the cot is definitely a bit of a limitation. I'm really happy you enjoy the reviews, and thank you for sticking around 😊
Thank you so much!! 🥰 I'm really glad that you like the videos on my channel, that means a lot to me! Fingers crossed that I can keep this channel going for the next few years!
Hey Olito! Thank you so much for your comment 😊 Ah, I didn’t review any shower and toilet pop up tents, but I do have the Giga and Abco Tech tents for that purpose. Not top of the line, but pretty good for the price I paid 😊
Hmmm, lots of things to consider, I like the idea of the black out tent but the fact that the material starts to flake off is concerning. Thank you for the informative video.
Thank you so much! I'm really glad that you liked all the info in the video 🥰 And yeah sadly that was a con to the Quechua. Otherwise, it's a really great tent. I find that coleman's blackout fabric is really good too if you're looking for one.
@@CampingGuidance Luckily I found the Quechua 3 person for only $60 CAD on Facebook Marketplace, only used once. If it only lasts a few years I'll still get my moneys worth. I currently have Coleman and Ozark tents and now I'm looking for better quality brands after getting the same results as your water proof video.
@@tanimal3964 Oh wow that's a really great price! It'll last a few years with some care :) With pop up and instant tents, it's just really important to follow instructions and not force the tent. I hope you have a great time camping in it! Oh yeah after a year or two in storage, the seam taping can really wear off, so do check that. If you buy it brand new from Decathlon, it should be no problem.
Hot diggity dog!!!! I thought the first video I watched was awesome but you really do great work on all of them. I'm betting your watch % is well above average too as it is difficult to not watch the complete video without feeling you've missed something. I'm pretty sure that the partial watch statistics are just us going back and trying to catch all the info you placed into the videos. I've purchased a few tents but still couldn't tell all the info about them. May I recommend the Catoma brand tent for your reviews? I have one of their older discontinued(Lone Rider motorcycle) tents, but they seem to be great.
Hi Willa! Thank you so much for watching all of my videos! It really means a lot and helps the channel out for sure 😊 And it definitely helps that you watched the entire thing! You're awesome! 😊😊 And thanks for the recommendation on the Catoma tents! Maybe I'm living under a rock but I've never encountered them, so thanks for bringing them to my attention. I'm not sure when I'll be able to test them, but I'll keep them in mind for the future for sure 😊
@E30 M3 Thank you so much for the suggestion! I've added that to my buy list, but I can't really afford to buy that at the moment though, so hopefully some time in the future :)
Hi Jimmy, thank you so much! I'm really glad that you liked the video 😊 I actually don't do motorcycle or bike packing, but I think the Teton Sports Quick Tents might be your best bet. They're more of a rectangular packed shape, while the rest of my pop up tents have these huge circular packed sizes. But even so, the Teton Sports Quick Tents have bigger packed sizes than regular tents. So for motorcycle packing, I'd recommend that you go with a regular tent instead of a pop up tent to save on space. I hope this helps! 😊
Hi Jim! Thank you so much for your comment! I’m really glad that you liked the video 😊 I think I bought them off Amazon many years ago! No brand, I just picked the one that looked best 🤣 just head to Amazon and type in “fairy string lights” and you’ll get lots of options! I hope this helps 😊
Hey just wanna note ur video is amazing thank you for your hard work and dedication u deserve it U should do a air mattress videos too now that I know what tent I want I don’t know what to sleep on 😂
Thank you so much! 🥰 I don't have a specific air mattress video, but here's one on camping mattresses if that helps haha. They do come in single sizes too! ruclips.net/video/33ww8x-6nYA/видео.html
Thank you so much Sean! I'm really glad that you liked this review, and it means a lot that you used my link and left a comment 😊 That definitely helps the channel out loads!
Hey I love your videos !!!! Than you so much . I was wondering if you could give me some advice which pop up tent would make a good star gazing tent ? Thank you so much !
@Freedom Fighter Thank you so much!! I really appreciate your lovely comment, it means a lot that you like my videos 😊😊 And the Teton Sports tents are the best stargazing tents! They're the only tents that come with full mesh overhead, and completely unobstructed too. I hope this helps! I think you can check out the "Ventilation" part of this video, I think I took off the rainflies as much as possible so you can get an idea of how well you can stargaze from each tent 😊
You're most welcome! Thank you so much for your comment! 😊 And I think that's a decent price! No reason to hesitate if you're looking for a great pop up tent 😊
Thank you so much Dwayne! I really appreciate that 🥰 Hmm I've seen it, but I don't really like all these sort of 'no-brand' type of gear that comes in from China. I've been burnt before in the past with crap gear so I decided not to take the chance with it :(
Hi Carlos, thanks for another comment! I think that's for tying up parts of the rainfly for more ventilation, and also if you want to stargaze. But you could add additional guylines if you want to 😊
Good job. As well as the overall score I feel like you should display the average price. I'm not surprised the quechua 2P is a good tent, the first version was released 17 years ago now (time flies) and I dont think any tent has been tested as much : I think almost every french has slept in one ^^ You're right they're surprinsingly weather resistant considering their price. Unfortunatly they're more bulky than they used to be, decathlon realized even with the best instructions some people were still struggling to fold it back. I also feel like they're way more expensive (inflation included) but maybe I'm wrong.
Thank you so much TT! And thanks for the feedback too! Sadly because I'm an Amazon affiliate, one of their terms and conditions is that we shouldn't list the price. This is because the prices on Amazon tend to fluctuate a bit, so they don't want us giving the wrong info to consumers. So just to be safe, I decided to no longer list prices in my videos. So sorry about that :( And wow I actually never knew that the first version of the Quechua 2P was released 17 years ago! That's so interesting to know 😊 I hadn't even started camping back then, time really flies! And yeah they're really quite bulky and not always easy to fold, but I think that's why Decathlon released the new Easy tent that's a bit more like the Teton Sports in terms of setting up and folding.
@@CampingGuidance For the prices maybe you could just tell the RSP which is given by the manufacturer. So quite unbiased. Yes you have the easy but even before that the standard version had no colored clips and no "folding cord" to pull. It was even quicker to fold without those but it was better to have someone showing you how it's done once.
Hi Gianna, thanks for your comment, and I'm really happy that you like my videos, that means a lot! 😊 I think the tiny lantern you're referring to might be the Black Diamond Moji! I really love it a lot and the shape is super cute so I think I used it a lot when filming these pop up tents hahaha.
Hi Lorne! I'm not 100% sure about the Easy actually, because I don't currently have it. But from the looks of it, the Easy dimensions seem larger, so I think a full size mattress would fit. The dimensions aren't big enough for a queen though. Hope this helps! 😊
Just saw Indoogen pop up available on Amazon in the US. Jumped on it right away and got 2. Definitely roomy and sturdy. Doesn’t come with a rainfly. So after a full night and partial day of rain it leaked. Which is what I warned my nephew about, he still wanted to sleep in it. If we put it under a tarp it would’ve be perfect. Love the way it packed up flat.
Hi Danny! Ah I'm not familiar with Londtren, but I checked it out and it kinda looks like the one Ayamaya makes? I don't have a very good impression of these brands so I don't think I'd be testing them out. Sorry about that :(
@@CampingGuidance Sorry. It a video I made of my camping trip to Eyre Peninsula, South Australia. Just wanna share. But it's alright. I appreciate your reply.
Hi there! Thank you so much and I'm really glad that you liked the comparison. 😊 And actually I was only wearing the mask because I was camera-shy 😂 I put a note at the beginning of all my videos to clear up any misunderstandings but some folks do miss it cos it's pretty short. Hope this clears things up! 😊
@0rdoz Thank you so much for the suggestion! I've actually never used bivy bags before though, but maybe next time! This definitely goes onto my never ending to-do-list XD
Hi Mark! Thanks for the question! Hmm I'm actually working on a Best Instant Tents video right now and tbh, the rain protection isn't the best for all the tents I reviewed. The better of the lot is the Gazelle and Caddis, for pop up tents, I'd go with the Teton or Quechua. I hope this helps!
@@markdavis2025 You're welcome Mark! Oh no so far I haven't tried any of the performance series :( Thanks for bringing them to my attention and it's definitely something I wanna try out next time! 😊
@elmosian Thank you so much! I'm glad that you like the videos, it really means a lot 😊 Oooh how did you find Singapore? Personally I don't like camping in the rain hahaha (despite the rain testing that I do), and I'm used to the humidity, so it's okay to me, but I have friends who hate it because it's so dang humid here. I'm looking to try out off-season camping in the future when I have more of a budget to do so 😊
@@CampingGuidance I’ve been to Singapore only in fall sept - dec, is that considered off season? Where would you go? Do many camp in Singapore or travel to other close countries? It was still pretty hot and the locals told me the variation in temp throughout the year is only a few degrees? I loved the food and friendly locals for sure!
@@Popcornbeetle Thanks for the reply! 😊 Hahaha yes the variation in temperature is only a few degrees, but when camping and sleeping outside, a few degrees can make a whole lot of difference! I typically like camping from around November to around February, it's usually cooler than the other months, especially at night. I guess you can consider Sept-Dec in a way 'off-season' although we only have one season here hahaha! Typically the most common campsites here are near the beaches, I've been to East Coast Park and Pasir Ris Park (there's also West Coast Park, which I've never been to). You can also head to Pulau Ubin (you can reach there by boat), or even Malaysia for camping. The camping here isn't great IMO, so I'm thinking of making trips once a year to other countries to go camping! I'm starting with Nepal next year, and hopefully if my budget allows, I'd get to go overseas more often hahaha. I'm really happy to hear that you enjoyed the food, and that the locals are friendly! 😊😊
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One major problem: only the quechua products have a bathtub style tarp floor. In a hard rain water is going to run right into ALL OF THE TENTS except for the QUECHUA PRODUCTS.
@@powerguymark Hey Mark! Thanks for the input 😊 Actually, after I did the rain test on the Wawona (which doesn't have a tub floor), I realized that it's not always the key feature to have a tub floor IF the seams are sealed 😉
You should always mention your hight when making this kind of video. I am 6.1, what's ok for you size wise may not be for me... Besides this, keep up the good work.
@@thierry2648 Hey Thierry! Oh man I thought I did mention that in the video! Sometimes I would have words popping up that say "I'm 5'3". But maybe I forgot to in this video. But thanks for the suggestion! 🥰
Hands down this is the most comprehensive video on Pop-up tents on the whole internet. Not to mention the great editing and tremendous amount of time you spent making it. That's apex dedication to your hobby. You literally deserve more than a simple thanks. It has definitely helped me decide which to buy. Thank you so much. 👌👌👍👍👏👏
Thank you so much for your lovely comment, Umaish! 🥰 I'm really happy that you found the review comprehensive, and that I was able to help you decide which pop up tent to buy! Your comment has been more than enough thanks, you're very kind 🥰
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One thing was overlooked: the bathtub floor design only comes in the quechua tents. In a hard rain you will get wet in all of the tents except for the quechua tents.
This channel is SoooOOOooo STRAIGHT to to the point! No extra useless info....BEST CAMPING GEAR SUBSCRIBED CHANNEL, hands down :)
Thank you soooo much Charlie! That really means a lot to me, thank you so much for the lovely comment and the sub 🥰🥰🥰
Your channel is great like mentioned. Best wishes and I hope it will be prosperous. I ALWAYS mention your channel to my camping friends and people I meet at campgrounds. BEST OF LUCK. Thanks!
@@charliecarter1878 Aww that's so sweet Charlie!! I really appreciate the word of mouth support, thank youuuu! 🥰 It's growing slowly but surely for sure! 🥰
I think the greatest compliment I can pay you for your efforts is that your channel is quickly becoming the "Project Farm" of camping gear.
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@@citizen1981 Thank you!! 😊
Love the speed you deliver all the info, no bullshit, perfect.
Thank you so much David! I'm glad that you liked the pacing of the video and all the info 😊 Appreciate your comment!
I accidentally stumbled over a rock, hit my head on your channel, and discovered a gold mine of knowlage (Oo) woot a wonderful suprise! :) ...I think, I need a hug! :P
@ZOMBiE Aww thank you so much for saying that! I'm really glad that you liked the video and all the info! :) Thanks so much for your comment, I really appreciate it 🤗🤗🤗
Absolutely amazingly helpful and informative. I cannot believe you don’t have a bigger following. You’ve been a godsend for us because our children are really into boy/girl scouts
Thank you so much for your awesome comment AK! I really appreciate it, it really means a lot, and I'm glad that you've found it helpful 😊 It's so cool that your children are into scouts!
This is the BEST review video I've ever seen. GREAT job!!!!
The level of detail is spectacular; well done, and much appreciated. 🙇🏻♂️
Thank you so much Nick! I'm really glad that you liked the review and the details 😊😊
You are the VIDEO QUEEN. I wish everyone was so concise. You even answered my question about tents.
Aww thank you so much Andrea! I really appreciate your awesome comment! Glad that I could answer your questions, and I'll keep doing my best to be as concise as possible 😊
This video needs more views, thank you for the time and energy you put into this!
@Life's good You're most welcome, and thank you so much for your kind comment, it really means a lot 😊
@@CampingGuidance Do you have aby exoerince with a "front runner pop up tent? Also, how cold of a weather can you camp in these pop up tents and how long have you had your tent for? P.S. keep making these vids!
Thank you so much Sukhpree, I'll do my best to keep making these vids :) I just googled front runner pop up tent haha. It seems to be a brand, and works the same way as the Coleman pop up tent I think. I don't have experience with it though.
Also, I don't camp in the off-season, only in summer, so sorry about that. But for cold weather camping, you'd be better off with less mesh to keep the heat in, so the best pick might be the regular Quechua tent with quite little mesh. But I didn't test these tents in cold weather though.
I've had my Teton Sports and Coleman tents for about 2 years now, and the Quechua tents for longer than that. I can't remember the exact date, but maybe 4 years or so? Hope this helps :)
Awesome pop up tent review. Thanks for your hard work and attention to detail of these tents.🎯🍿📽️💐🌺
Congrats on your work. This comparison is very well documented and i like it a lot. Kudos to you!
Thank you so much Marian! I'm really glad that you liked this review, I really appreciate it 😊
Again just another amazing review with such great videos and breakdown of such details of each tent along with the stats and comparisons. The charts are great along with you reasoning for various preferences.
A+++ Thank you!!
I am definitely going to go with the Quecha 2 P that I found on a great sale new for $50. Trying to look up reviews I am so thankful I found your youtube channel. Forget the coleman for my needs. Next I am going to look at sleeping pads based on your other video. I am stoked now to start camping again.
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Now starting my search for the right equipment for my age. Woo Hoo
Thank you so much again Cathy! Your comments are so lovely and I really appreciate them and the time that you take to write them 😊 I'm really glad that you liked the stats and comparisons! Ooooh the Quechua 2P is definitely a steal for just $50! Is this the Fresh and Black version? Even if it's not, still a great price for sure! I hope you can get back out there soon once you have the right equipment! 😊
I picked up my Quechua 3 person popup during a clearance sale and have been loving the easy setup and space, but have definitely found it to be a little warmer than I'd like with the limited ventilation. I've been looking at the Fresh & Black version, but also noticed the newer 2 Second Easy line with a similar pop up mechanism to the Teton. If you ever got a chance, I'd love to see your reviews on the 2 Second Easy and 2SE Fresh & Black!
@fithlin Thank you so much for sharing! The Fresh & Black definitely has more ventilation than the regular version, but yes I totally agree the easy set up and space is nice :) And thanks for letting me know about the newer 2 Seconds Easy line! I actually saw it a little while before I put out this video, but unfortunately I'm out of funds (I buy all my own tents) at the moment, so I couldn't afford to pick it up :( I definitely want to some time in the future though! It looks like a nice upgrade, and the packed size is a lot more convenient too haha
Wow, that was a flood of good information! Probably could do with a second watch, just be ready with that space bar to pause, and use the chapters. Really well produced, knowledge dense video.
Thank you so much for the kind words, it really means a lot to me! 🥰 Sorry about the flood of information though, I've been told I go over too much at one go 😅 Hopefully the second watch was a little better for you?
Oh, definitely! Not really criticism, it's very efficient, one just needs to pay attention.@@CampingGuidance
@@TheOuroborosWyrm I appreciate that! 🥰 Thank you so much for your comments and kind words btw 🥰
Thank you for such a fulfilling review! You covered everything and gave such a great variety. As a beginner in searching for tents, this video was extremely helpful, and I now know which tent I am going to buy!
Nice!! thank you so much for letting me know 🥰 which did you end up going with?
Incredible video. Packed with all the necessary info ! Thanks a ton for all the work you’ve put in. I was going to get the 3p Fresh & Black from Decathlon, but I will investigate the Teton Sports as well now. Thanks again.
Thank you so much Luis, I'm really glad that you liked the video, and found the info helpful 😊 The Teton Sports is my personal favorite, but a couple of my friends prefer the Fresh and Black. Either way, you'll have a great tent! I hope you enjoy whichever tent you buy 😊
In the end I have purchased the 2person Decathlon Trek 500 tent as my 1st beginner backpacking tent. The 2 seconds Fresh & Black doesn’t pack down sufficiently to be carried in or on a backpack and long hikes.
Then I got the Decathlon Arpenaz 1.9m 1.9m 1.4m mini base shelter for good weather picnics with the wife or with friends.
Check out these 2 tents/shelters if you have the opportunity.
Thanks again for your videos. They have helped a lot.
@@luism.2050 Hi Luis! Glad to hear that you manage to pick out a great tent for yourself, and thank you so much for sharing with me the tents that you bought! How are you finding them? I'll definitely check them out when I have the time and funds to buy and test them hahaha. And I'm glad you didn't go with the Fresh and Black as a backpacking tents, it's wayyy too bulky for that for sure hahaha. I'm glad that my videos helped you!! That's really great to hear 😊
This was a very intense video on tents. Thanks.
Incredible how thorough you are, fantastic work thank you!
You're most welcome JR! Glad you like the detail 😊
Hi dear, yesterday only i saw ur video by chance and immediately become a subscriber....very soothing voice...nice informative videos..camera work is great....after filming you should put these tents on sale on the channel......love from india
Hi Seema! Thank you so much for your comments and for the sub as well, it really means a lot and helps the channel out! 😊 I'm really glad that you like the videos and don't mind my voice hahaha XD I'm from Singapore and most of my viewers are from the U.S. though, so it's hard for me to sell my tents to most of my audience :( But thank you so much for your suggestion though! Sending you love from Singapore too! 😊
You do the most comprehensive comparison camping reviews on RUclips. Lots of useful information on many different camping products.
Can you please do a review on the Ayamaya pop up tent? Ayamaya seems to be the most popular pop up tents, so I was a little disappointed it was missing
Thank you so much Peter! I'm glad that you like the reviews with all the info and products :) And thank you for your suggestion on the Ayamaya pop up tent! I wasn't familiar with the brand, so I decided to give it a miss, but I'll keep that in mind in the future when I update this video :)
@@CampingGuidance I understand there is a lot of camping brands and products. For example there's also larger more luxury pop up tents like the Gazelle T4 hub style tents as well. It would be impossible to cover everything.
Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for your understanding Peter! I really appreciate it, and your suggestions as well :) I'll do my best to cover everything I can, and hopefully as this channel grows, I can hire more people and buy more products!
I'm blown away by this review, incredible work!
Thank you so much Bryan! Appreciate your lovely comment and I’m glad that the review could be of some help to you 😊
Thank you. I am embarking on my first solo tent camping journey soon. Your reviews have been most helpful.
@obiokiutube39 You're most welcome! And thank you so much for your lovely comment 😊 Wow I hope your solo tent campout goes well! 😊
Excellent format. Thank you for conveying key info in minimum time.
@Goodaches read Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked the info and the format 😊
I'm going to have a drink for each time you say 'tent' :D
@0rdoz Hahaha oh man that's gonna be way too many times to count XD But thank you so much for your comment! :)
Are you still there buddy?😵💫
thing about these tents is you can't carry them on your backpack easily, they need to get the form factor down to pack size so motor bikers can carry them easily , back packers so forth .. I hauled one on my motorcycle and it was a bish to get strapped down its a large 2ft disk.. just awkward, the teeton looks Ok but its not a toss in th air style, pretty cools but they weight significantly more and teh teeton 2 person is the packaged size of an 8 man I have... WOW
Hey Dean! Thanks so much for the comment and the input 😊 and yes!!! I totally agree you can’t backpack with these tents at all. They’re really super huge. Did you manage to find another tent to carry around on your motorcycle? 😊
This is a fantastic and thorough review - I bought my Quechua F&B 3P and I love it. I am just by myself with my dog and I have a HEST mattress that's really thick so it's got enough room for both of us. I wish it packed down about 25% smaller but that's my only complaint about it.
Thank you so much Errhka! I'm really glad that you liked this review, and the Quechua F&B 3P is definitely a great tent for sure! Thank you for sharing :) I realized that tents with pre-attached poles (so like instant and pop-up tents) have quite big packed sizes but I guess it gives us the benefit of an easy set up :)
Best review of tents ever.. i am gobsmacked at the level of review and you left nothing out at all. You earned my subscription..
Thank you so much for your comment, and for subscribing Mus! I really appreciate it, and it means a lot 😊 I'm glad that you liked the review too!
Dear Liz! You video is so comprehensive and awesome! You are the best! Quick question: If for the quechua tents, I was to simply never connect the yellow and red inner buckles when I store them, would it be possible to open throw the quechua tents as easy as the coleman tents? I really love the simple throw open :D
Thank you so much! 🥰 As for your question, have you tried folding them up without connecting the buckles? Cos I could never do that, there was too tension and folding haha. I suppose it should be able to throw open easily if you don't connect the buckles (but then again I've never tried ;(
Just purchased the Quechua 3 Person F&B after watching your reviews. Looking forward to testing it out in a couple weeks. ☀️
Thank you so much Thereasa! I hope you enjoy it as much as I have! It's a great tent for sure :) If you have time, I'd love to hear what you think about it too :)
What a commendable and informative video it was! Great work!! 💯👏
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you liked this 🥰
Great comparison. Awesome you have used these over time. I have a coleman and can confirm it gets wet easily. But it is super easy.
You speak fairly quickly and the tabular data goes by really quick. I Find i am rewinding/pausing alot, but it does compact the video.
Thanks for a great video
Thank you so much for your awesome comment Kevin! I'm really glad that you like my videos, and I appreciate your comments on them, it really helps the channel out 😊 And yes I agree the Coleman is super easy! Thanks for letting me know about the speed! I tried to compact down my video as much as possible (I wanted it to be below 20 mins), so I ended up picking up the pace. I'll try to slow it down next time 😊
My 1 person Teton has developed some drawbacks after 3 years use. 1. the screens tend to snap on items...like velcro and may soon rip. 2. In rainy conditions the floor will leak with a ground sheet and the limited tie-downs allow rain to penetrate at the bottom edges of the tent. The single door entry zipper almost always jams unless you use two hands to close it. 4. The single also has very limited head room as it highest point is off to one side and I can't sit up without hitting my head on the screen. 5. Because the ends are so low, it feels claustrophobic with my head at either end.
Positives: Super fast take down and set up. Very comfortable when used on the Teton or Cabelas XXL cot.
Finally, the 2P has addressed many of these problems and I'd consider it for my next purchase, but I do like the speed and size of the Coleman 4 person. Maybe a yearly shot of Scotch-guard is all it needs to deal with the rain issue.
@Van Isle Rider Thank you so much for sharing! Appreciate the insight after your 3 years of thorough use. :) I agree that the 1P can really feel quite claustrophobic. It was just nice for me but it's because I'm pretty short haha. The 2P is definitely better for sure :) I think you might need quite a bit of scotch-guard with the Coleman 4P though, but the speed and size is nice for sure!
Thanks for sharing. This was an extremely helpful video! I used your link to purchase my first pop up tent.
@Little Rock Videos Thank you so much for your comment and for using my link, it definitely helps the channel out, and I really appreciate it! 😊 I'm glad you liked the video, and I hope you like your pop up tent too! Let me know how it goes if you have the time 😊
I wasn’t even aware of all of these quick tent options before this video. I picked up a Teton vista one this spring and absolutely love it so far. I would be curious of your take on the cot system and the larger rain fly for that system. It adds a lot of weight to the tent system and would only be ideal for car camping but the storage for gear under the cot is a bonus for longer durations.
@G. Funk Thank you for sharing! I'm glad you've been liking the Teton Vista One, it's a really good tent! Unfortunately I'm a little short on funds at the moment (as I buy all my gear myself), so I haven't been able to pick up the cot and the larger rainfly, but it's definitely on my to-buy list for the future! I think you've hit the nail on the head though. Pros would be more storage under the cot, better rain protection because the rainfly covers the entire tent (instead of leaving a small gap), and better for folks who don't like sleeping too close to the ground. The only cons I can think of are the weight and price.
@@CampingGuidance Thanks for the reply! You are correct, the weight of the cot limits how far off the beaten path one would be willing to take it (not far at all!) Can't wait to see more reviews, your thorough analysis deserves more subs!
@@FUNKRUBICON Thank you so much for the reply as well! And for your awesome comment, it really means a lot 😊 Hahaha and yes! The weight of the cot is definitely a bit of a limitation. I'm really happy you enjoy the reviews, and thank you for sticking around 😊
Thanks so much for this comparison. Very comprehensive and helpful 🙏
Hi Peter! You're most welcome, and thank you so much for your lovely comment 🥰 I'm really glad that this was helpful for you!
I really hope ur channel succeeds cause ur videos are so informative I love them
Thank you so much!! 🥰 I'm really glad that you like the videos on my channel, that means a lot to me! Fingers crossed that I can keep this channel going for the next few years!
What about the quechua 2 second easy setup, the newer system
super helpful thank you, I'm looking for pop up tents for shower & toilet
Hey Olito! Thank you so much for your comment 😊 Ah, I didn’t review any shower and toilet pop up tents, but I do have the Giga and Abco Tech tents for that purpose. Not top of the line, but pretty good for the price I paid 😊
This is an awesome contribution to humanity. Thank you.
@EscapeVelo Thank YOU so much! It really means a lot that you think so 😊 I really appreciate your comment!
Best tent review channel. Really detailed. Thank you. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@Gigabit Thank you so much for watching and leaving such a lovely comment, I really appreciate it! 😊 Glad you like the reviews on the tents!
We really like your videos and reviews here in Brazil, congratulation’s. 🇧🇷
Thank you so much Tigre, that really means a lot 😊 Super happy that you like the videos!
You produce the BEST reviews i've ever viewed! Very very well done. Thank you🙂👍
@J. W. Thank you SO much JW! It's so kind of you to say that, and I really appreciate it 😊 And it was my absolute pleasure 😊
Thank you!! Awesome presentation. Well worth the watch!!
Thank you so much Catherine! 🥰 That means a lot to me!
Hmmm, lots of things to consider, I like the idea of the black out tent but the fact that the material starts to flake off is concerning. Thank you for the informative video.
Thank you so much! I'm really glad that you liked all the info in the video 🥰 And yeah sadly that was a con to the Quechua. Otherwise, it's a really great tent. I find that coleman's blackout fabric is really good too if you're looking for one.
@@CampingGuidance Luckily I found the Quechua 3 person for only $60 CAD on Facebook Marketplace, only used once. If it only lasts a few years I'll still get my moneys worth. I currently have Coleman and Ozark tents and now I'm looking for better quality brands after getting the same results as your water proof video.
@@tanimal3964 Oh wow that's a really great price! It'll last a few years with some care :) With pop up and instant tents, it's just really important to follow instructions and not force the tent. I hope you have a great time camping in it! Oh yeah after a year or two in storage, the seam taping can really wear off, so do check that. If you buy it brand new from Decathlon, it should be no problem.
Hot diggity dog!!!! I thought the first video I watched was awesome but you really do great work on all of them. I'm betting your watch % is well above average too as it is difficult to not watch the complete video without feeling you've missed something. I'm pretty sure that the partial watch statistics are just us going back and trying to catch all the info you placed into the videos. I've purchased a few tents but still couldn't tell all the info about them.
May I recommend the Catoma brand tent for your reviews? I have one of their older discontinued(Lone Rider motorcycle) tents, but they seem to be great.
Hi Willa! Thank you so much for watching all of my videos! It really means a lot and helps the channel out for sure 😊 And it definitely helps that you watched the entire thing! You're awesome! 😊😊
And thanks for the recommendation on the Catoma tents! Maybe I'm living under a rock but I've never encountered them, so thanks for bringing them to my attention. I'm not sure when I'll be able to test them, but I'll keep them in mind for the future for sure 😊
By far best video on picking the right pop up tent!
Thank you so much Christopher! That really means a lot! I'm glad you liked the video 🥰
Very complete review , thanks for all the hard work !!
You're most welcome! I'm really glad that you liked this, and thank you so much for your comment! 🥰
I would really appreciate your detailed review on the Browning Big Horn 2 room tent.
@E30 M3 Thank you so much for the suggestion! I've added that to my buy list, but I can't really afford to buy that at the moment though, so hopefully some time in the future :)
OUTSTANDING review and comparisons - thank you much!
It was my pleasure! Thank YOU so much for your kind words and lovely comment, that means a lot to me 🥰
Wow!! Amazing video!! Great work! Is there a pop up tent do you recommend for a motorcyle packing on a roadtrip ?
Hi Jimmy, thank you so much! I'm really glad that you liked the video 😊 I actually don't do motorcycle or bike packing, but I think the Teton Sports Quick Tents might be your best bet. They're more of a rectangular packed shape, while the rest of my pop up tents have these huge circular packed sizes. But even so, the Teton Sports Quick Tents have bigger packed sizes than regular tents. So for motorcycle packing, I'd recommend that you go with a regular tent instead of a pop up tent to save on space. I hope this helps! 😊
For the ones in the rain .Some scotts-guard would help alot.
Thanks for the tip Robert! And yup, I think a lot of scotchgard will be needed haha
Great info! Also your yard looks great!
Aww thank you so much Jody! I'm really glad that you liked the info 😊 And also the yard 😆
Great video, thank you!!
Where did you buy the white Xmas lights shown in one of the tents???
Hi Jim! Thank you so much for your comment! I’m really glad that you liked the video 😊 I think I bought them off Amazon many years ago! No brand, I just picked the one that looked best 🤣 just head to Amazon and type in “fairy string lights” and you’ll get lots of options! I hope this helps 😊
Hey just wanna note ur video is amazing thank you for your hard work and dedication u deserve it
U should do a air mattress videos too now that I know what tent I want I don’t know what to sleep on 😂
Thank you so much! 🥰 I don't have a specific air mattress video, but here's one on camping mattresses if that helps haha. They do come in single sizes too! ruclips.net/video/33ww8x-6nYA/видео.html
Great review. Thank you!
thank you so much Roberto! 🥰
Super super well done thank you!!!!!!!! using a link to buy
Thank you so much Sean! I'm really glad that you liked this review, and it means a lot that you used my link and left a comment 😊 That definitely helps the channel out loads!
Hey I love your videos !!!! Than you so much . I was wondering if you could give me some advice which pop up tent would make a good star gazing tent ? Thank you so much !
@Freedom Fighter Thank you so much!! I really appreciate your lovely comment, it means a lot that you like my videos 😊😊 And the Teton Sports tents are the best stargazing tents! They're the only tents that come with full mesh overhead, and completely unobstructed too. I hope this helps! I think you can check out the "Ventilation" part of this video, I think I took off the rainflies as much as possible so you can get an idea of how well you can stargaze from each tent 😊
Quechua brand is very common in Turkey... Thanks for video.
Hi there Murat that's good to know! Thank you for sharing, and I'm glad you liked the video 😊
the Coleman 2 and 4 are now available with Dark Room Technology
@Cabo Wabo Thanks for letting me know! Coleman's dark room tech is better than Quechua, at least IMO 😊
Fabulous review. Many thanks for all your hard work. :)
Thank you so much for your comment, Anthony! Glad that you liked the review! 😊
Thanks for this video . Best video to now. 👍
thank you so much Kenneth! I'm really glad that you liked this video 🥰
Thanks so much for this video! The fresh and black 3 person is on clearance for ~$100 shipped at Decathlon…any reason to hesitate at that price?
You're most welcome! Thank you so much for your comment! 😊 And I think that's a decent price! No reason to hesitate if you're looking for a great pop up tent 😊
Thank you for making the best tent reviews on RUclips. Have you ever tested the QOMOTOP pop up tent? Just wondering if you have an opinion on it.
Thank you so much Dwayne! I really appreciate that 🥰 Hmm I've seen it, but I don't really like all these sort of 'no-brand' type of gear that comes in from China. I've been burnt before in the past with crap gear so I decided not to take the chance with it :(
Great video. I did notice the Coleman pop up has 4 additional loops atop the rain fly (2 at each end). Do you think that's for additional guy lines?
Hi Carlos, thanks for another comment! I think that's for tying up parts of the rainfly for more ventilation, and also if you want to stargaze. But you could add additional guylines if you want to 😊
Thank you for the information!
You're most welcome Dustin! It was my pleasure. Thank you so much for your comment! 😊
Excellent reviews! Thank you.
@siiiri ously Thank you so much! Glad you liked the reviews :)
Good job. As well as the overall score I feel like you should display the average price. I'm not surprised the quechua 2P is a good tent, the first version was released 17 years ago now (time flies) and I dont think any tent has been tested as much : I think almost every french has slept in one ^^ You're right they're surprinsingly weather resistant considering their price. Unfortunatly they're more bulky than they used to be, decathlon realized even with the best instructions some people were still struggling to fold it back. I also feel like they're way more expensive (inflation included) but maybe I'm wrong.
Thank you so much TT! And thanks for the feedback too! Sadly because I'm an Amazon affiliate, one of their terms and conditions is that we shouldn't list the price. This is because the prices on Amazon tend to fluctuate a bit, so they don't want us giving the wrong info to consumers. So just to be safe, I decided to no longer list prices in my videos. So sorry about that :( And wow I actually never knew that the first version of the Quechua 2P was released 17 years ago! That's so interesting to know 😊 I hadn't even started camping back then, time really flies! And yeah they're really quite bulky and not always easy to fold, but I think that's why Decathlon released the new Easy tent that's a bit more like the Teton Sports in terms of setting up and folding.
@@CampingGuidance For the prices maybe you could just tell the RSP which is given by the manufacturer. So quite unbiased. Yes you have the easy but even before that the standard version had no colored clips and no "folding cord" to pull. It was even quicker to fold without those but it was better to have someone showing you how it's done once.
@@tt-of4xv Thank you so much for responding and for the feedback TT, I'll keep that in mind 😊
your my hero...
Awww thank you so much! 🥰 Glad you liked this!
very comprehensive reviews thank you
You’re most welcome Michael! And thank you so much for your lovely comment 😊 glad you find the reviews comprehensive!
Bravo. Cheers to you for sharing your information. Thank you.
You’re most welcome David, it was my pleasure 😊 thank you so much for your kind comment and I’m glad you liked the info!
Such a great video! Thanks for your work!!!
You're most welcome Zena, it was my pleasure! I'm glad you liked this video 😊
Would the REI Co-op Kingdom Cot 3 fit in any of those 1 person tents???
Hey Freddy, 1-person tents are pretty small so I don't think any cot would fit in there. You may have to get a bigger 2P tent.
wonderful review, your hard work just earned you another sub. keep up the good work!
Thank you so much TC! Really appreciate your sub and your awesome comment, it means a lot! 😊 I'm really glad that you liked the review!
Thank you ❤
It was my pleasure 🥰
Where can I find those tiny lanterns ?
Your videos are amazing 🤩
Hi Gianna, thanks for your comment, and I'm really happy that you like my videos, that means a lot! 😊 I think the tiny lantern you're referring to might be the Black Diamond Moji! I really love it a lot and the shape is super cute so I think I used it a lot when filming these pop up tents hahaha.
Thank you for all your work
You're most welcome! It was my pleasure 😊 Thank you so much for your comment! 😊
Great review! Buying the Teton2p
Thank you so much Shiva! Really appreciate your comment and your support 😊 Glad that you liked the review!
Great job well done
Thank you so much! I'm really glad that you liked this review! 😊
can the EASY Fresh & Black 2P fit an inflatable full-size mattress or does it bulge out like the fresh and black tent 2P tent?
Hi Lorne! I'm not 100% sure about the Easy actually, because I don't currently have it. But from the looks of it, the Easy dimensions seem larger, so I think a full size mattress would fit. The dimensions aren't big enough for a queen though. Hope this helps! 😊
Very well done video
Thank you so much Shea! I'm glad that you liked the video! 😊
Great effort have been put into making this tents review , good job. Except I have to slow video to 0.5x.
Thank you so much Chris! I hope the video was still ok when slowed to 0.5x. Thanks for watching my video and leaving a comment, it means a lot 😊
You did excellent job. Thank you
@szympus Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked this 😊
I have no questions, great video!
Thank you so much George! I'm glad you liked the video :)
Idoogen from South Korea invented the pop up concept. Their range is impressive, I suspect they manufacture for most brands
Thanks for letting us know about that super interesting piece of info Christophe! I didn't even know that hahaha. Good to know for sure 😊
Just saw Indoogen pop up available on Amazon in the US. Jumped on it right away and got 2. Definitely roomy and sturdy. Doesn’t come with a rainfly. So after a full night and partial day of rain it leaked. Which is what I warned my nephew about, he still wanted to sleep in it. If we put it under a tarp it would’ve be perfect. Love the way it packed up flat.
This video is amazing. You're my hero.
Thank you so much Skyler! I'm really glad that I could help, and I really appreciate your lovely comment 😊😊
Dude, good shit!!!
Thank you so much Andres!!! 😊
Excellent review
Thank you so much Shane! Glad you like the review 😊
Londtren has a pop up.. but I never see anybody About It ????
Hi Danny! Ah I'm not familiar with Londtren, but I checked it out and it kinda looks like the one Ayamaya makes? I don't have a very good impression of these brands so I don't think I'd be testing them out. Sorry about that :(
Thanks for detail review
You're welcome Nick! I'm glad you liked the review! 😊
@@CampingGuidance ruclips.net/video/AN7RBHlD3Ns/видео.html Thats me
Hey Nick! I can't access the link cos the video is private :(
@@CampingGuidance Sorry. It a video I made of my camping trip to Eyre Peninsula, South Australia. Just wanna share. But it's alright. I appreciate your reply.
@@nickl1177 Thank you Nick! That's so sweet of you. I'd love to check it out if you can make it public? 😊
Well done comparison. Even if you made this video at the peak of Covid I'm shaking my head that you wore a mask when you were alone and outdoors.
Hi there! Thank you so much and I'm really glad that you liked the comparison. 😊 And actually I was only wearing the mask because I was camera-shy 😂 I put a note at the beginning of all my videos to clear up any misunderstandings but some folks do miss it cos it's pretty short. Hope this clears things up! 😊
Would you do bivy bags some time?
@0rdoz Thank you so much for the suggestion! I've actually never used bivy bags before though, but maybe next time! This definitely goes onto my never ending to-do-list XD
I want this test but in rain.
Hi Florinda! I think I compared the rain test results of all the tents in this video too 😊
Thank you for making this
You're most welcome Kevin! Glad that you liked the review 😊
great video thanks
Thank you so much Forester! 😊
take a shot every time she says tent. Jokes aside, great video and thank you for making this.
Hahahaha you might not make it to the end of the video XD But thank you so much Jonathan! I'm really glad that you liked the video 😊
What is the most waterproof instant tent on the market right now?
Hi Mark! Thanks for the question! Hmm I'm actually working on a Best Instant Tents video right now and tbh, the rain protection isn't the best for all the tents I reviewed. The better of the lot is the Gazelle and Caddis, for pop up tents, I'd go with the Teton or Quechua. I hope this helps!
@@CampingGuidance hi thanks for the reply have you ever tried the Performance series of the core instant tents?
@@markdavis2025 You're welcome Mark! Oh no so far I haven't tried any of the performance series :( Thanks for bringing them to my attention and it's definitely something I wanna try out next time! 😊
Great job on your videos. I’ve visited Singapore a few times and wondered how it is camping in the humidity and rain!
@elmosian Thank you so much! I'm glad that you like the videos, it really means a lot 😊 Oooh how did you find Singapore? Personally I don't like camping in the rain hahaha (despite the rain testing that I do), and I'm used to the humidity, so it's okay to me, but I have friends who hate it because it's so dang humid here. I'm looking to try out off-season camping in the future when I have more of a budget to do so 😊
@@CampingGuidance I’ve been to Singapore only in fall sept - dec, is that considered off season? Where would you go? Do many camp in Singapore or travel to other close countries? It was still pretty hot and the locals told me the variation in temp throughout the year is only a few degrees? I loved the food and friendly locals for sure!
@@Popcornbeetle Thanks for the reply! 😊 Hahaha yes the variation in temperature is only a few degrees, but when camping and sleeping outside, a few degrees can make a whole lot of difference! I typically like camping from around November to around February, it's usually cooler than the other months, especially at night. I guess you can consider Sept-Dec in a way 'off-season' although we only have one season here hahaha! Typically the most common campsites here are near the beaches, I've been to East Coast Park and Pasir Ris Park (there's also West Coast Park, which I've never been to). You can also head to Pulau Ubin (you can reach there by boat), or even Malaysia for camping. The camping here isn't great IMO, so I'm thinking of making trips once a year to other countries to go camping! I'm starting with Nepal next year, and hopefully if my budget allows, I'd get to go overseas more often hahaha. I'm really happy to hear that you enjoyed the food, and that the locals are friendly! 😊😊
Great content congrartttttts
Thank you so much Ahmet! That really means a lot to me 🥰