Mil-Tec 4 Person Pyramid Tent Teepee

Great for cowboy and Indians

Great product for the price.....be reasonable in your expectations! Really quick and easy to erect, even on your own. Good size for me and two dogs. Room to stand up at 6'2", space for a camp bed, chair, dog beds etc. Decent enough quality. Overlaps on the window/door flaps are minimal and fabric is very thin, so it won't likely keep out heavy/wind-driven rain, but it keeps the weight down! Shared between two, this would be a viable option for backpacking/wild-camping. All in all, very satisfied.

Easy to find in a field full of domes. Good for getting dressed in. Survived a glasto deluge without drowning it's occupants. Good tent.

Bought this tent months ago and only just had chance to use it. Delivery was quick. The tent I received is different to this one. Mine is 5 sided, not 4 as per advert. Which does make it hard to evenly share bed space. I shared with one other and it was a slightly odd set up. But then, I only really got it for solo camping and there’s lots of room for me and my gear. Had a lot of comments and I do love it!! It's great to be able to stand up. It has good vents so air flow is great. It leaked a little at the front where the door is but then at this price I wasn't expecting too much. A very good purchase!! I'm now looking for a way to attach a tarp/awning to come over the entrance but proving a little difficult as this tent does not have a small outside pole sticking out at the top (like bell tents do) Any suggestions greatly welcome :)

I like the design and price of this tent. It's footprint is not too big and it offers standing space, which is perfect for motorcycle camping. However, beware. This tent is not for beginners. It is clearly rated at 1000mm hydrostatic head, which is not really waterproof. To make this tent fit for purpose and rainy conditions you need to spend about £20 extra on seam sealant. You then need to spend at least half a day ceiling the relevant and necessary seams. The door in particular is inadequately protected. The cloth backing for the zips soaks up water and transmits it directly into the tent. After an hour or two of rain the result will be a swimming pool at the front of your tent. However, with seam sealant and and nick wax protection added you can get a pretty good seal at the door. The odd drop that comes through is acceptable because the design of any teepee tent means that water can enter as you do through the door. The other weak point are the ties for the small poles in the corners of the tent. the seams of the tent are taped and the slightest of pressure on the ties removes the tape from that point on the inside of the tent, which means that water gets in and pools. Again, the solution is to seam seal each of those lower seams all around the tent. It may only have been my tent but there was zero seam tape along the bottom edge of the door and this was obviously responsible for a lot of the problem. I had expected the windows to be a weak area but in fact they have let in zero rain, which is remarkable considering the loose design of the flap covering the netting. If you have the patience and confidence to tackle these problems then it has the potential to be a decent enough little tent but multi day use in the rain would be tiresome.

It is massive inside. Took me roughly 15-20 minutes to put up on my own; first time. I am 5,9" and had loads of headroom left over. Loads of ventilation; the windows really help keep the heat down and the top of the pole is all vented so no condensation in the morning. Its very light; I walked 5 miles with it on my 65L backpack and had no issue at all. I camped in Devon and the rain fell hard; it held up very well to the amount of water and the strong winds. The door is small; I kept catching my face on it; other tent had a full size door. Two zips on fly net and outer door; one goes round the top, one across the bottom. I love this aspect as we like to go visit campsites in the summer; this means I could thread an electric hook up through the door if ever needed; wouldnt be perfectly practical but would work well on longer trips to keep phones and things charged. Would be great for backpacking or fishing and for a small family looking for vacation; I think you could easily do a week if you have outside shelter too and used it just for a bedroom. I do really love it considering how cheap it is. The only thing, I camped in a meadow field and the grass had been cut so was slightly spiky but not too bad; I made sure to find the softest spot. Slept on a camp mat. The floor had a hole from one night, only small where the grass pushed through; and the floor under the rubber pole support also ended up with a small tear, like it was struggling under the pressure of the pole. I am willing to repair it and keep it as I doubt you will find such a bargain anywhere else and the rest of it is great for what I need... I think the floor material, compared to my vango tent, is much thinner making it more susceptible to breaking on rough terrain. That said, it is still fully waterproof and sewn well; the bottom comes up the sides about 10cm or so, leaving no chance of water seeping in through the door or anything. Also, my daughters vango self inflating mat was too big. It nearly went out the door; but hers is for brownies not backpacking so its larger than mine, obviously you can check measurements to make sure all mats fit. I just didnt think of it at the time. All in all, its a very good purchase. Made me feel like J.I Jane with my army tent 🤣. Added a picture so you can see it in full glory.

Great tent

Good teepee.easy to put up for 1 person