CORE 6 Individual Immediate Cabin Tent | Transportable Giant Pop Up Tent with Straightforward 60 Second Camp Setup for Household Tenting | Included Hanging Organizer for Outside Tenting Equipment

What you save in setup time you lose in tear down time
Overall a great tent. We’re 5’9” and 6’ and can almost stand up straight. There’s more space than you might think, the windows are great and it has good storage pockets. It’s also light and doesn’t take up much storage space. The air vents are nice when you want to keep the windows closed, but since they are on the ground you may get some dust/water blown in.The door is my least favorite part. The zipper covers get stuck almost every time, although it’s easy to pull the fabric out of the zipper. I don’t know if it’s due to the angle of the door or how low it is, but I find it awkward walking through it. The door also falls into the tent when opened so if it’s wet it’ll drip in.The little door mat that’s attached to it is worthless, bring a bigger and better one.Set up really is instant and a child could do it on their own. Tear down is a different story, however. Because you have to fold the legs inward you are risking any dirt or moisture falling onto/through the mesh roof/windows. You have to stand all four legs up, hold them all in place and push the loose parts of the tent between the legs and towards the center. You practically have to bear hug it and use your legs. Once you get done, keep hugging so you can push all the excess air out. Tie it up if you can, then progressively feed it into the bag and zip. Overall you’re going to get dirty, you’ll drop or leg or two and have to start over. Practice at home first.The pros definitely outweigh my cons, and if you’re tired of those little “3 person” tents, tall, pack a lot when camping, etc., you’ll love this tent.

Smaller than I thought.
It says 6 people or two queen airbeds. That is a queen cot. Barely fits but it did do we we needed. MY partner is 5’11 and she couldn’t stand up in most of the tent neither could I at 5’4. Not much head room. A lot of leaning.The windows give great airflow. Easy to set up. Decent spikes with it. You got to cram it back into the bag. Two people job!! The door zipper can be a little annoying. But the design is good. I would buy again but I would get bigger.

Very easy set-up
I was very pleasantly surprised at how easy this tent is to set-up. I am a 70’s something retired health care worker who does solo camping. Over the years I have been looking for a tent that is easy to put up and gives me added space. I wanted something I could spend a rainy day in besides sitting in my car. The 6 person Core Cabin provides room for a cot, a chair and all my belongings I want to keep dry. A 4 person Core Cabin may have given me adequate space, but the 6 person is also big enough for my two small grandchildren to join me. The 6 person cabin tent, took all of one minute to set-up by myself, first time I used it. The rain fly and staking took a few more minutes. So EASY. It rained the first night and throughout the next day. The tent stayed perfectly dry. Zippers work just fine. ceiling and wall net storage units are perfect. Taking down took a little longer, yet if you follow Utube instructions it folds up nicely and yes, does fit back into the bag with some careful folding. Quality is good, seams are strong. Good value for the money. It does weigh more that my hammock tent, but I consider the distance I need to carry it and the benefits of the space and privacy I am getting. I highly recommend the Core Cabin tents.

Very quick and easy to set up!
So far we have used the tent one week-end (2 nights). It is definitely quick and easy to set up as advertised. My wife and I are 77 and 76 respectively and that was the big selling point for us. We slept on two cots placed side by side with a full air mattress covering both. Could stand up in it. Was very spacious. Was nice to be able to hang a little lantern from the roof. It rained one of the nights and we had no issues with water.