I can't belive the size of this. So I got this in the mail. It comes in a round bag. It is essentially a pop up tent. Be careful opening it up, it will spring open. Now this is a nylon fabric, be such as it is thin. But that is to be expected. Just like a regular tent, the shell is the same.
To put it up, you have telescoping poles. Grab the poles and go inside. Yes it will be a pain at first but, as soon as one is up its better. Stretch the poles out the longest side to the bend starts at ground level. There are black sewn in holders. These are to make sure you don't tear a hole. Insert the bottom into the sewn in holder, there is a slit for the pole. It took me oh, 30 seconds to find it. Start fitting the pole together. Once you get past the bend and it's standing up but not finished. Insert the last tip into the holder its much easier this way. Then finsh connecting it. Afterwards there is a yellow string around where the bend is. This is to tie the pole down. Repeat till all four are done.
It is between four to four and a half feet tall. I dont know the exact measurements. But its large inside as well. Me, my husband and our son all were able to sit comfortably inside this tent.
It has two mesh windows to allow air flow. Here is the only problem I did notice, inside the tent , rather I be alone or with others is rather warm. The material doesn't breathe well. Now be it I was testing/playing with it iside an apartment. So I can not account for outside usage.
You have a "door" which you can tie open or "shut" it. To shut the door, there are five Velcro tabs. Two midway down, two at the bottom of the door and one at the base in the middle of the door area. I perfer the door open and so did my son.
My son took right away to this tent. Since I put it up he was right away in it.
Now note this is a large tent, it does take up a lot of room.
We are getting ready to move so today I took it down to see how easy it is to "pack up". This tent is hard to pack it back up. It took way longer to pack up than to put up. I think we twisted it to fit into the original bag 8 or 9 times before we got it right. The instructions are just pics. Which didnt help. Maybe it because it was the first time making it so hard. When we move it will be going up in my son's room. When we have the space. I didn't think it was going to be this big.
Get your very own one here:
http://www.amazon.com/BATTOP-prince-Castle-Indoor-Outdoor/dp/B00J4IHYSK/ref=cm_rdp_product
To put it up, you have telescoping poles. Grab the poles and go inside. Yes it will be a pain at first but, as soon as one is up its better. Stretch the poles out the longest side to the bend starts at ground level. There are black sewn in holders. These are to make sure you don't tear a hole. Insert the bottom into the sewn in holder, there is a slit for the pole. It took me oh, 30 seconds to find it. Start fitting the pole together. Once you get past the bend and it's standing up but not finished. Insert the last tip into the holder its much easier this way. Then finsh connecting it. Afterwards there is a yellow string around where the bend is. This is to tie the pole down. Repeat till all four are done.
It is between four to four and a half feet tall. I dont know the exact measurements. But its large inside as well. Me, my husband and our son all were able to sit comfortably inside this tent.
It has two mesh windows to allow air flow. Here is the only problem I did notice, inside the tent , rather I be alone or with others is rather warm. The material doesn't breathe well. Now be it I was testing/playing with it iside an apartment. So I can not account for outside usage.
You have a "door" which you can tie open or "shut" it. To shut the door, there are five Velcro tabs. Two midway down, two at the bottom of the door and one at the base in the middle of the door area. I perfer the door open and so did my son.
My son took right away to this tent. Since I put it up he was right away in it.
Now note this is a large tent, it does take up a lot of room.
We are getting ready to move so today I took it down to see how easy it is to "pack up". This tent is hard to pack it back up. It took way longer to pack up than to put up. I think we twisted it to fit into the original bag 8 or 9 times before we got it right. The instructions are just pics. Which didnt help. Maybe it because it was the first time making it so hard. When we move it will be going up in my son's room. When we have the space. I didn't think it was going to be this big.
Get your very own one here:
http://www.amazon.com/BATTOP-prince-Castle-Indoor-Outdoor/dp/B00J4IHYSK/ref=cm_rdp_product
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