Tente de camping pour 3 personnes, 2 Seconds Easy Fresh & Black

Excellente tente Fait plus sombre et plus frais que n’importe quelle tente que j’ai essayé. Se monte et se démonte hyper facilement

Très facile a monter seul, on tire deux cordes et c'est fait. Le démontage demande un peu plus d'attention. Même en plein soleil, vous aurez toujours besoin d'éclairage a l'intérieur si tout est fermé.

For car camping, this is an amazing tent. Ridiculously easy set up and fits a double air mattress/sleeping pad no problem, with room for your belongings inside. I’m actually hoping to upgrade to a self-inflating queen mattress pad this summer. This will be my third year using

this tent and it’s still in great condition! And the Fresh and Black technology keeps the tent nice and cool; my husky is able to have a great night’s sleep, as well as naps during the mid-day heat. She loves it just as much as I do :)

We use it for a 2 person-tent car camping. We can easily fit a queen inflatable and have room on the sides for our stuff. Used it as a festival tent - very impressed with the fresh & black technology! I used to be early bird by force in the past, now my partner and I enjoy sle

eping in on most trips. It's so dark I set up fairy lights inside that I just leave in, so we don't need headlamps inside. It endured solid rain too, no issues there. Our favorite for car camping!

Works as claimed, and sets up with ease. I have used in a rain/snow storm and in +34 deg conditions. Suitable for almost any condition. Truly dark inside that helps with morning sleep. Good interior pockets, choices for ventilation, and vestibule can keep shoes outside the

tent dry. It is a car camping tent for sure as it is heavy, but if you do have a vehicle it is a great choice. Very happy decatholon carries this product.

Très simple à monter et à démonter. J’ai eu une nuit de pluie intense et je suis restée au sec - excellente imperméabilité. Je l’adore!

Super interesting, high-tech tent for car camping, or canoe, preferably without portage. Hopefully not the final iteration because some strange oversights : the 2 low side-breathing windows don't have 2-way zips, just one slider, which makes fine-tuning the ventilation much m

ore difficult, especially when your head is right up under that vent with a shoulder-season rainstorm howling through. You cannot just have a sliver opening : how much can a 2nd slider cost? Bad decision. At the front where you have extra storage space outside the mosquito-net area yet rain-protected by the fly, the tent floor does not tie down at the center, contrary to the back entrance, and that is an unfortunate oversight, as the floor would be be more stable and pulling the zipper up and down to open the netting door would clearly be easier, as now it pulls up the floor and you need two hands to properly work that vertical (and two horizontal zippers) that meet at the bottom of the inverted T netting. The construction process is such that some of the attachment points of the inner mesh tent to the structure do not come assembled, which is not immediately noticeable, notably the two central side pull-outs, which I had to maneuver to hook on to the closest logical points on the frame, as there were no obvious loops presenting themselves. Finally there are some strange see-through stapler-like points of light here and there on the fly, which I will tape over with some black Gear Aid Tenacious Nylon Repair Tape, to maximize opacity in daylight.