2-Seconds camping tent by Quechua Decathlon - REVIEW

This tent is fine for 20-30 euros. This is the open version. I thought I would make a video because last month I didn't find any review of this exact model.
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[@Rayblondie]

Thank you. That was very clear. We had trouble trying to learn off the website.

[@gerhardhaberler5309]

Very well explained. Thank you guys.

[@frankderuyck6268]

only correct instruction on YT thanks a lot guys

[@RaquelCDorta]

Muchas gracias!!!! Me has salvado porque no era capaz de cerrarla 😂

[@nataphila3521]

Thanks for the video. What is the diameter when packed? Will it fit in the suitcase?

[@rogermorse_]

We were able to fit it in my hold luggage (Osprey Transporter 90 liters) but that is a softer luggage and I was able to squeeze it in. When folding, the tent is still a bit flexible, so if your suitcase is hard (or even soft but sturdy) you can kind of squeeze it from a normal circle into an oval / ellipse shape. I don't have the tent at home so cannot measure but decathlon says it's a 22" diameter shape when folded (can sure squeeze it to 20" or less)

[@nataphila3521]

@@rogermorse_ Thank you very much for your quick and thorough response!

[@GERHARD8878]

You have 3 pegs in the tent bag, so you just put them and stick them in the sand..it has 3 holes on the tent for them, you dont need to place rocks to level the tent with the surface. And one rock at the back of the tent should be enough protection from the wind along with pegs

[@rogermorse_]

It is sand, the pegs do not hold... They might be fine for dirt and lawns but not on a beach, the peg will slide right off. The wider pegs might be more lucky but surely not those provided with the tent.

[@GERHARD8878]

@@rogermorse_ Oh I see..I used it on the gravel beach and it worked fine. Have you tried to hammer them all the way into the sand ?

[@rogermorse_]

@@GERHARD8878 No need to hammer, on a sandy beach you can push them all the way down with one finger...even at an angle, they will just move around and slide off. I am not an expert on tensioning tents on sand (because I know that you can mount tents in the desert, just not sure with which method) but those provided pegs were completely useless. The gravel is rougher and the stones offers some kind of support to the metal (more compact), but the sand reacts almost as softly as liquid to them. You are better off in that case filling some bags with sand and connecting them with a cable to the tent (or use much much wider pegs compared to those pins provided).

[@OkayJournayDay]

@@rogermorse_ i dont agree btw, i am sitting in it rn on the sand. It holds pretty well, depends on the sand

[@GERHARD8878]

@@rogermorse_ Edit 🤣..I have just tried to fix it with provided pegs in the sand and they suck like you said

[@crispavi2517]

So helpful, thank you!

[@davidkennedy7865]

Thank you for the closing part, I was struggling before watching this!

[@polka157]

Merci pour la démonstration
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[@vimalramachandran]

Looks good, Thanks!

[@OCR57581]

Thks for you information

[@tonyotc78]

Utile, thanks 👍

[@santiagobrito]

No la puedo cerrar tengo miedo que se rompa

[@rogermorse_]

No se rompe, pero cuidado con la cara 😂👌👌

[@redwanacar]

eywallah bremin

[@josetteragon9692]

En français c’est mieux 😢

[@BillTrinensTongue]

Reviews tent, a device concealed to provide shadow, and he places it facing the sun...(facepalm)

[@rogermorse_]

The reason is explained in the video, which you obviously didn't listen to... (facepalm)

[@BillTrinensTongue]

@@rogermorse_ Dude, no disrespect. I should have been less of an a-hole, but you re missing the most important feature for kind of item. People buy this mostly for shade. For this kind of fabric, it doesn' t look like it provides good shade.

[@funlovincop]

@@BillTrinensTongue People mostly use it for protection against the wind and for storing your things you don't want covered in sand. It doesn't offer much shade no, and with the sides being closed, it gets very hot in there