EasyGo Product EGP-TENT-016 Shower Shelter – Giant Portable Outdoor Pop UP Camping Shower Tent Enclosure – Changing Room – 2 Rooms – Instant Tent – 7.5' Tall x 4' Deep x 7.5' Wide, Green

The tent opened easily the first time, and set up was a breeze. What I struggled with was taking it down. The connections at the top popped out, which made it extremely difficult to set up the second time. I had to take the tent completely off the poles and my husband was able to get each connection popped back into place. I tried, but I wasn't strong enough. Then I had to re-attached the tent. Taking it off and reattaching the tent wasn't difficult at all and it made it easier to pop the connections back into place. I don't know if I'm doing something wrong when I take it down, but I was trying to be very careful. If someone knows the trick, please let me know! I will say that overall I like this product, and once set up, it is perfect. Plenty of room to move around including headroom! Windows allow air ventilation, which was great. Zippers work great too. Update: After several times of having the trouble above, I tried closing this like an umbrella and it worked! First, take the tent off, then push the center part up when taking down, then everything folds up nicely and nothing pops out of place.

I’m 6’5” and weigh #250 and the 4x4 size is the reason I bought this particular tent. Plenty of room to maneuver when showering/dressing. Used the other side for a latrine with a commode. Set up and take down was straightforward, BUT....despite putting it up and taking it down twice before taking it camping (based on some reviews of the legs breaking easily) to avoid any issues, one of the legs broke while taking it down and folding it up on our first camping trip. I was being careful not to force anything but one of the legs snapped in half at one of the joints. I contacted the seller via Amazon and they sent a new tent out within a week. Great customer service.

Purchased this for camping as a shower / lav for dispersed camping. Wasn’t much info out there on it but still took a chance. I dont care that it’s sheer, ( as one review said) all you see is a shadow and we are generally literally in the middle of nowhere anyway. It will not stand on its own until you click the legs into the tent itself as seen in pic 2. That’s a pain for one person to do while the other 3 sides flop around on you. The instructions suck, and you shouldn’t even need them for an “easy up “ there is no way you’ll be able to hang even a half full shower bag anywhere w/o breaking the support legs or hub. While taking it down during breeze condition not even windy, 2 legs popped out of the hub. I can’t get them back in without feeling like they will break. Poor design as a rectangle, poor quality material. Do not recommend

So coming from a single room shower shelter the 2 room it makes camping showers way more convenient. Its nice to have the space to shower, and a nice dry area to potty and get dressed in. This is a lightweight unit so you must be a bit careful when using. It’s easy to set and take down if you have a little experience an how these contraptions work. DONT FORCE ANYTHING. Take your time and figure it out. Otherwise you will break a pole. It’s a bit unstable but once it’s properly staked down it should be fine on the campsite. So the thing I really needed and wasn’t sure if this had it because I could find that info, was an opening to run a shower hose or cord thru it. Well.... It has 2. A little zippered opening on the top of the shower area and a bit larger Velcro opening on the side wall of the shower area as well. I have my hot water setup outside the shower and run my 1/2 hose and shower head inside so that was great to have. The shower floor is attached and has mesh along all 4 sides for displacement of water. The dry room has a removable plastic floor, which is good if it’s gets dirty, you can take and shake it off. We just use a nylon beach mat under ours so we won’t use the dry room floor. The nylon material is pretty thin compared to other tents I’ve owned but it should be ok again as long as your careful. The poles are also a bit lightweight but hold the frame good enough. Not sure if they are plastic or fiberglass. I do not recommend hanging a shower water bag from inside. I really doubt it will hold the weight and possibly risk breaking the locking tabs for the extension poles. The towel hanger is a nice touch as are the side support poles. The only this that I wish it had but doesn’t is a mesh ceiling on the shower side. Is allows the humidity to disperse better but if it’s cold outside you might want to keep that humidity in. Anyways I camp a lot and have experience using many camping items and gizmos and felt this unit will be just fine especially for the price. Happy camping!

Super easy to set up, my husband set it up by himself. Good size and very functional! No more trying to hide in the woods. And folds down easily to get back into the bag. And that's saying something because I can never get our actual tent back into its bag