Camping Tent MH100 - 3-Person

Camping pros might have there issues with this tent. But for me and my kids it's been brilliant. Used it over about 14 days, pitched it about 4 times, in the heat and the rain and had no issues at all. Easy to set up, takes 10 minutes max. Only just realised there's pockets on the inside and only just realised how to use the little door strap thing (I'm a camping noob 🤣).

Brilliant for price

Bought it for a 4 day trip to the lake district. Chose this tent due to it's low cost and size, and safe to say we were very impressed. We used the decathlon double air mattress, laying it horizontally to create space by the door. This made room for 2 bags, which we placed along the sides of the tent and an area to get in and out and change our shoes or put on coats, without needing to sit on the mattress. The netting on the inner tent wall is large enough to fit many different small items inside, like sunglasses, camera, car keys and chargers. The mesh feels strong enough to not be torn by anything that was placed in the pockets. The line that runs along the inner right wall was a late discovery during our trip, and it came in very useful. We slept with our heads at the other side of the tent, allowing us to hang our damp clothing as we slept. With the outside door closed there is space in the porch for a few pairs of shoes, keeping them out of the rain. The tent itself is good quality, and very easy to put up, and the unique bag makes it easy to pack away and fit back in. Keep in mind the guy ropes have to be tied on, but they are easily attached. The vents allow for adequate air flow eliminating any condensation inside the tent, something that I have experienced with many other tents. The doors smoothly zip closed and didn't get caught when being opened or closed. The only downside to the tent is that there seems to be no place to actually tie back the doors, there is a tie, but there is no where to attach it to. We overcame this by looping it through the guy rope loop. In future I would take a large binder clip to hold the outer door back by clipping it to the pole. In terms of durability, we had both days and nights of heavy rain and very strong wind, and the tent was not phased. The only thing we did was tighten the guy ropes in the mornings. We saw no leaks, and the tent wasn't flattened or bent by the wind. Additionally, anything put in the porch was kept dry. Overall it's an amazing little tent, very much worth the money. It's both user friendly, and includes loads of great features.

Nice, easy to assemble and pretty inexpensive. Only draw back is it is so bright inside. Will probably end up ordering the blackout tent.

Tent was ok but there were some things I did not like that would make it unusable for me. I tested it out by putting it up in my garden for 5 mins and that was enough to tell me it wouldn't work for me. The vent flap does not close. There is also no way to hold the outer door open if the inner mesh is closed. These were the main 2 things.

Bought prior to going wild camping with my partner for the first time in the Lake District. Was forecast for light showers throughout the night however turned out to be pretty heavy rain. Tent withstood all rain and wind very well.

Took this 3 man tent to Snowdonia this week, and it was the only one to survive Storm Francis during 60mph winds! I recommend attaching a guyrope to the outer vent, as this was the only thing affected by the high winds. Easy to put up, and take down, and a real survivor.

Exilent product

Nice

Sucha a useful product. Value for money

material is not good

Easy setup, good space..