I have the T3 and T4 hub tents . Both are bombproof. I had the T4 set up without staking it in when a serious storm with ground-level cross winds came through and the tent was not bothered. I recommend running a bead of clear silicone around the top of the inner velcro otherwise you will wake up to an infestation of ants and other bugs. Before doing so run a 6 way outlet through the right side and silicone it in place permanently. I put mine on the right side about a third of the way back so that i can access any electronics and also keep remotes etc in the right side pouch. Also, seal the eyebolts where they pass through fabric. They did leak in both tents before sealing, Use tent seam seal around the fabric surrounding the eyebolts. I bought a 13-foot line of USB led lights that i wound around the interior tent poles throughout the entire tent. I use a power bank to run them and they work great at lighting up the tents plus they change colors, strobe and other effects.When setting up tent only pull out 2 sides then put on all of the rain fly before pulling out the other 2 sides then step inside and pop up the center .. Pull out sides nice and easy while stepping on the bottom fabric at the grommet. Do the same when taking it down. --Pop 2 sides in then pop top-down from outside then take rain fly off then pop the last 2 sides in and remember to wrap up tight with velcro straps before putting it in carry bag ...Use a magic marker to mark a spot where you want tent positioned whenever setting it up . I marked a F (for Front)on the upper right corner so that as I start to set up the tent I look for the F and spin the tent so that that side of the tent is where I like it . I am right-handed so i prefer a door to be positioned on the right side when set up..Ps If you ever break a tent pole I think Tractor Supply store has some fiberglass poles that are the same or similar size. They don't sell them as tent poles but i think they are the same size.
It sounds like you have the ultimate set up! Good tips for doing 2 sides first before the roof. We'll try that out next time. So glad to hear that you love both tents and put them to good use!
We stayed in this tent. It’s amazing. Super comfortable. Lots of air ventilation and beautiful views out the screen top. Large and spacious. Easy to put up. Definitely worth the investment.
Good point! I should've shown it, but it's actually not too bad with this tent. Just a matter of cinching it with the Velcro strap and sliding it into the bag.
I have the T3 and T4 hub tents . Both are bombproof. I had the T4 set up without staking it in when a serious storm with ground-level cross winds came through and the tent was not bothered. I recommend running a bead of clear silicone around the top of the inner velcro otherwise you will wake up to an infestation of ants and other bugs. Before doing so run a 6 way outlet through the right side and silicone it in place permanently. I put mine on the right side about a third of the way back so that i can access any electronics and also keep remotes etc in the right side pouch. Also, seal the eyebolts where they pass through fabric. They did leak in both tents before sealing, Use tent seam seal around the fabric surrounding the eyebolts. I bought a 13-foot line of USB led lights that i wound around the interior tent poles throughout the entire tent. I use a power bank to run them and they work great at lighting up the tents plus they change colors, strobe and other effects.When setting up tent only pull out 2 sides then put on all of the rain fly before pulling out the other 2 sides then step inside and pop up the center .. Pull out sides nice and easy while stepping on the bottom fabric at the grommet. Do the same when taking it down. --Pop 2 sides in then pop top-down from outside then take rain fly off then pop the last 2 sides in and remember to wrap up tight with velcro straps before putting it in carry bag ...Use a magic marker to mark a spot where you want tent positioned whenever setting it up . I marked a F (for Front)on the upper right corner so that as I start to set up the tent I look for the F and spin the tent so that that side of the tent is where I like it . I am right-handed so i prefer a door to be positioned on the right side when set up..Ps If you ever break a tent pole I think Tractor Supply store has some fiberglass poles that are the same or similar size. They don't sell them as tent poles but i think they are the same size.
It sounds like you have the ultimate set up! Good tips for doing 2 sides first before the roof. We'll try that out next time. So glad to hear that you love both tents and put them to good use!
So if I understand correctly you seal (glue) the floor in permanently? Does the silicone crack when folded?
Thanks for the awesome review. Just got one today.
That's awesome! You're going to love it 👍
We stayed in this tent. It’s amazing. Super comfortable. Lots of air ventilation and beautiful views out the screen top. Large and spacious. Easy to put up. Definitely worth the investment.
Great information. I’m an occasional camper and like that it’s so quick and easy.
The hardest part of putting away a tent is getting it back in the bag and you cut that part…
Good point! I should've shown it, but it's actually not too bad with this tent. Just a matter of cinching it with the Velcro strap and sliding it into the bag.
Liked the video. You should display your setup as well, I'd be interested in seeing it.
Great review. We have a Magellan.
The Magellan looks like a very similar design. Can't go wrong with the quick pop-up!
How does the duct tape hold up to rain storms? Any leaks?
So far, so good! We haven't been in any crazy storms, but it does the trick in light rain situations.
I just bought one a week ago
That's awesome! Hope you enjoy it.