Woods™ Jasper Tent, 6-Person

Très satisfaite de cette tente sauf un fermoir qui passe tout droit, pas d'arrêt, donc sort complètement et excessivement difficile à remettre ! Sur porte principale de la tente intérieure !

different style under same model number, ended getting 3 jasper 6 and they are all different in terms of quality and windows openings.

I bought this tent on massive sale still pricey but cheap for a 6 person tent because my little one broke and i am so happy it did. This new tent is huge. I have a full queen sized air mattress a side table and two camping chairs in it and there's still room. The air ventilation is amazing it doesn't get hot and stuffy in the sun and doesn't get damp and humid inside. And it is definitely water resistant. It has rained almost every day since I've had it and it has held up just fine without a tarp on top. The only thing i do not like about the tent is that there are no straps to hold the door up and out of the way if you want it all the way open. That makes no sense to me since the door is massive. But other than that i am am extremely happy with this product. I look forward to trying some the other camping gear.

I've had an older model of this tent for 10+ years. I've never had any of the issues the other reviewers are talking about. This is the best tent I've ever owned and everyone I camp with is always envious of my setup. Setup is easy. I can do it by myself very simply but with two people it's a breeze. The dome has easy clips so there is no fussing with annoying pole sleeves. The fly is the most challenging part because it MUST be pegged down to work. (I've owned tents that didn't require pegging) I could easily set up this tent in 5-10 minutes. Taking it down is manageable to. It does fit back in the bag fairly easily if you roll the tent rather than folding it. Cons: No floor in the vestibule as some mentioned but I just put a small tarp down. The opposite side of the dome has a zipper for ventilation but it was kinda useless because I had to peg both sides of the zipper for the fly to stay. The fly didn't cover the edges of the tent unless you were very precise when setting it up. If it rained this could potentially cause a small amount of condensation on the area not covered. Pros: SPACE! This tent was tall enough to stand in and provided plenty of space! The vestibule kept most of my stuff dry and safe from the elements. The vestibule allowed me to take my shoes off before entering the tent even in rain. No tarp setup needed! This kept my tent clean. Even though the back window was rendered useless by the fly pegging mentioned earlier, you could leave the tent door open will venting all of the areas on the vestibule to air out your tent. I can't express enough how valuable the vestibule is for this tent. Without it, it's just another dome tent. But with easy clips poles which are amazing. My tent lasted me 10+ years and I camped probably 3-4 times per year. It would have lasted longer but it was stolen, not broken.

You know, for 400 dollars you'd expect a decent tent. I had this set up in my back yard on a mildly windy day and the seam by the door tore the whole length of the tent. And because I lost my reciept I can't even return the piece of junk