URANUS 4P

I have been using this tent for 2 years and about 30 nights sleeping in it. It holds up in rain and wind. No leaks and poles have never cracked or bent. Many windows and doors makes it bearable in the summer nights letting air in and out. The small front cover kept our shoes and boxes dry in the rain which is nice. Also the tent is super easy to set up. Could probably do it myself in 5 minutes. Overall a perfect tent that should last many years

Good little tent but this is not a 2/4 person tent. Two is super cozy. 4 if they are toddlers. Easy set up.

Not too bad of a tent for the price. It Did keep Me dry in some heavy rain.I don't like that Uou have to push the poles through the tent Fabric. I Prefer the Style that has the clips. They seem easlir to set up and take down.In my opinion this is more of a 2 person tent. Maybe 3.. However, 3 would be crowded in my opinion.The material for the floor is thin and I feel could be a problem it the future. I used a tarp and a ground cover or footprint underneath for double protection.

As an avid outdoorsman who has spent his whole life camping and in the woods I can say I have had some experience with all sorts of different tents on the market from cheap Walmart tents to top of the line ultralight tents. This tent I bought on a whim because my wife wanted something a little bigger for our big summer trip. I didn’t wanna spend a load of money on a tent so I opted to buy the Kazoo Uranius 4 person tent. This served as our home for our 11 day journey In Shenendoah National Park and the Blue Ridge Mountains. And I will say that I have absolutely no complaints about the tent. It held up in strong storm winds and took 2 days of heavy rain like a champ. It fit me and my wife comfortably on a full size air mattress including gear. Not to mention the room in the vestibule where we stored our boots and some other miscellaneous gear. It has multiple guy lines to keep you secure on those windy days. We didn’t even get a chance to secure them all at one campsite because of the rocky terrain and the tent still help up with no issues in the wind. It’s nice and tall but not tall enough to stand up fully. I’m 5 ft 10 and could change comfortably. It comes with a big bag so rolling your tent back up isn’t an issue unlike every other tent out there that struggles to fit in the bag. The poles are not the most heavy duty out there but they definitely didn’t skimp out on it. They are perfect for the tent.Now I did say I didn’t have any complaints because the tent has been great but there are some things that are a little inconvenient.1. There isn’t a nice floor print to the tent. It’s made of the same material as the tent. We used a tarp as the floor print and it worked great. The lack of a good floorprint is what makes it easy to fold back up so I’m all about it.2. The vestibule does not reach all the way to the ground. Not an issue because everything will still stay dry unless you get a real nasty storm. Again never had a problem3. It does take a little time to set up due to all the guy lines that need to be secured. If you’re looking for a quick pop up shelter then this isn’t for you.Overall I’d recommend this tent to anyone looking for one that is budget friendly and good quality. It will last a long time if properly cared for. This is perfect for the weekend warrior who goes out a few times a year. if you’re a bougie camper and want everything to be perfect then this tent is not for you. Give this tent a try and you won’t be disappointed!

I've been tent camping my entire life and have a lot of experience with a lot of tents. Everything from high end backpacking tents to more bargain basement models. For the price, I was kind of expecting this tent to fall into the "meh" category. However - I'm very pleasantly surprised.The quality of this tent seems comparable with other higher end, name brand tents I've used. Clip system poles, waterproofed seams, rainfly clip buckles.Setup is quite simple and straight forward. The large vestibule is well sized and an awesome feature - perfect for stashing gear or the dog. The other side of the tent also has a tiny rainfly covered area (about 6 inches) if you stake out the fly, which isn't a ton - but is enough to stash a pair of muddy boots there without bringing them into the tent. We got this as our family car camping tent (two adults, two young children). The full rainfly on this tent did an admirable job of helping keep the interior of the tent reasonable even when temperatures dropped close to freezing overnight.Unexpectedly thoughtful details include: a small plastic mallet as part of the tent kit, quality metal t-bar stakes with fluorescent cord already attached to the top, a storage bag that holds all the pieces (and was not a horrible nightmare to get the tent back into!), and the poles to turn the rain fly door into the sunshade are also included in the kit.A couple "less than ideal" things to be aware of (but at this price point - these are minor!):The vents in the middle of the rainfly can only be opened / closed from the outside. Which is kind of a pain if you're in a situation where you want the vents open when you go to sleep, but want to close them if you wake up cold partway through the night.There are two mesh pockets in the tent. But no "gear attic" net; and no attachment points to add one.Does not come with a tent footprint. (We simply purchased a tarp to go under it.)Overall - we are very pleased with this purchase. At this price point for a 4 person tent - don't hesitate. You won't regret this.I promise: I am a real person, a real mom, real camper and I did not receive any kind of payment or compensation for this review. I'm just pleasantly surprised to have received a tent that was better than I expected for this price.

The material is super thin however if its a fair weather trip and you’re just going for a night its an ok tent the aluminum tent stakes are a nice idea a lil more sturdy than the usual metal rod however I use the bigger ones it does include a cute little hammer if the ground is soft it works alright, I do like the design and the side windows just wish they would use a thicker material it is pretty easy to setup and pack away have not used it in wind or rain however