Coleman tents Skydome

This was such a great purchase for my family of 4. The tent is large enough for my 6ft husband to get inside, walk around, and sleep with plenty of room. It’s spacious enough for us to have our sleeping bags and supplies in there. The set up is incredibly simple and gets easier every time. The first time we set up camp, it was nighttime in the pouring down rain and windy, yet we were able to get it up in a 10 minute break. It held up against the wind and kept my kids warm, but it also functioned extremely well during our camping trip at the beach. Florida in June is hot, but all we had to do was open the windows to get a cross-breeze and it made the night bearable. Overall, fantastic purchase! I’m incredibly pleased.

The Rain Fly is pretty easy to install. It takes maybe 15 minutes. I was camping alone. I liked the fact that the securing lines were already attached and you can't really lose them. The clips secured everything in place. The one pieced of the puzzle that I have not figured out is the small canopy over the door flap. Working by myself I have gotten the tent up in 15 minutes without installing the Rain Fly. The key to successfully erecting the tent is to secure the four corner stakes after laying the tent on the ground. I have six 12" screw stakes that install/remove easily with my battery operated 1/2" impact wrench. Note: a standard 3/8" drill motor will work well. Most nights were clear without rain in the forecast. Those night I didn't use the Rain Fly. 2 nights it rained in Colorado. Winds were in the 10 to 15 mph range. The tent did fine. There were no leaks. The water rolled right off the Rain Fly. One thing I found. Taking the tent down was a longer job than the erection. Once you have struck the tent, you need to be very neat in rolling it up. I have the procedure well-practiced and can quickly get the tent in the carrying bag. The Rain Fly has defied all my attempts to store it in the bag. Most people think I am crazy to have such a large tent for one person. I just consider it to be a comfortable one-person tent with room for riding out rain storms. The design is genius. When you first put it up - the pressure required to get the ribs in place seem like the material will split. It doesn't. It is tough. The floor is tough. The zippers are substantial and work well. I saved a lot of hotel money by using this tent. Chaco Canyon, Grand Canyon, Lake City and the list goes on. Spent little time worrying about the tent, the rain and the wind. Spent a lot of time sleeping. Good tent - lot better than the two man tent I shared in the USMC.

Two people and two dogs fit in it wonderfully. Directions need to be more clear Best tent we ever had!

Survived super strong winds, better than I expected but not super spacious, definitely doesn’t fit more than 2 queen size inflatable mattress

If I could give 0 I would, extremely expensive for how cheap materials and how it’s made. The worse part is it’s says 5 minutes setup 😅 Not sure for who, but it was awful to get this thing set up. Anyways there is way better quality and actually fast set up for way cheaper. Don’t waste your time and money..: tried doing a return a day after arrived and guess what? They only gave me partial refund, 65$ from the 340$ I paid for it. The worse experience overall