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MoKo Emergency Survival Tent, Waterproof Family Camping Dome Tent 3 Person, Portable Outdoor Instant Cabin Tent, 4-Season Double Layer Sun Shelter Shade for Hiking, Backpacking, Mountaineering

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Special feature Waterproof
Brand MoKo
Occupant Capacity 3
Design Camping Tent
Material fabric Polyester Polyethylene Fiberglass Aluminum

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  • 4 seasons Dome tent: suitable for spring summer Autumn and cold snow winter. Come with 3 fiberglass poles, 21 metal pegs and 6 ropes, very strong construction and stable to against wind, rain, snow etc.
  • 3 person family tent: 6*7 ft. Inner floor, 7*9 ft. Whole tent, 3. 5 ft. Height, comfortable for 2 or 3 person sleeping.
  • Easy to set up: one person can assemble/disassemble quickly with the installation video.
  • Durable & high quality: 2500mm+ waterproof for flysheet and 5000mm (1000D polyethylene) for floor, all fabrics are fire retardant.
  • Vestibule & clear window: with 3 feet vestibule for outdoor gear storage and weather protection. With Windows for ventilation and views.
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Make A Reliable Strong Shelter with This Water Resistant Family Camping Tent for Your Outdoor Adventure KEY FEATURES: -Easy assembling or folding up-Comfortable and airy-Strong construction and roomy-Breathable fire retardant material-Functional double layer and flexible mesh screen-8. 5mm strong fiberglass poles-2500mm+ water resistant flysheet-5000mm water resistant Dimensions: 215190130cm+90cm(vestibule)Weight: 4. 5kg / 110ozFlysheet Material: 68D/190T P/T PU2000MM polyester fabric 2500mm+ waterproof Inner Tent Material: 180T fire protection US CPAI-84 6-grade fire protection standard Under layer Material: 5000mm waterproof poly ethylene fabric Pole Material Type: 8. 5mm fiberglass rodent Peg: aluminum tent peg Carry Bag: 300D oxford is perfect for family outdoor activities at any season, can be easily assembled/disassembled, roomy yet portable enough to tuck in the carry bag and put in the trunk. For better enjoying your outdoor activities, we also have high quality outdoor gear available for sale: Sleeping Bag, Sleeping Pad, Camping Lantern, Water Filter and more products that outdoor living may need. Please use "Mokpo" as keyword to search. About is a registered trademark of BSC store and protected by US Trademark Law, Only buy from BSC store to get genuine Mokpo products and easy to reach friendly customer service.

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Clara Pacheco
5.0 out of 5 stars me encanto!
Reviewed in Mexico on 17 March 2023
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una casa verdaderamente linda, funcional, me encantó!
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Muskoka M
5.0 out of 5 stars Impressive budget level tent
Reviewed in Canada on 20 April 2021
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I have been able to do some initial weather testing of this tent before taking it on an upcoming trip, as it is advisable to always be familiar with your new gear, know how to set it up and check for damage or leaks before heading out.

So having said that, set up: this is definitely a unique set up process and may require practice, but I didn't find it terribly hard, even by myself. If you have set up a few tents in your life, there will be no issues.
Watching the short video is actually helpful. This is the first tent I have had where you set up the exterior rain fly first, so it was an adjustment. Each time I set this up it is faster and easier.

I am very impressed by the materials of the fly and the bathtub floor which is pretty heavy duty material. This is a double wall and the material is absolutely thicker than my summer tents. I realize there are some who argue this is not a 4 season tent. It is indeed a 4 season tent BUT obviously that depends entirely on what your 4th season of winter is like. This is not a mountaineering tent and it will not hold heavy wet snow, simply by the nature of the shape that will not shed the snow enough. But, the inner has little mesh, just enough for ventilation, and the size and heavy materials are much, much warmer than summer style tents. This is a great cold weather tent, even in some snowy conditions. This is not a tent I would take summer camping in central Ontario- you will roast!

I had it out 10 days over extremely varying weather- from clear and warm, to heavy rain, to winds 50-75 km/hr and then snow and freezing rain. I also had my older double wall this is replacing out for comparison. While my older tent has a larger vestibule and side entrance (which I love and will miss) that I have used in extremely high winds, I noted this tent was actually sturdier- in comparison the old tent (fully guyed out) really moved a lot in the high winds, whereas this one you couldn't even see the tent moving much. It was several days of odd weather and a number of rain events (including heavy rain) and there was no leakage in this tent.

TIP: after I initially set this up and attached the inner last as required, I decided to try leaving it intact when I packed it up for the next set up to see if it was easier- ABSOLUTELY! I now leave the inner attached and it makes set up much faster with basically a one piece tent.

PROS: for the price I don't think you can beat this. There were no loose threads. The material is actually heavy duty and seems sturdy. The vestibule is a decent size, something you don't see often and I need the extra space. The clear plastic windows in the vestibule add nice light. Good size inside. It is a 4 season and depending on your geographic location it will determine how much of that 4th season you can really use it. Waterproof and solid in high winds. It actually easily rolls up to fit in the provided bag.

CONS: Because the inner is attached only by clips, I find it sags more than I like; it needs to be more taught especially with such a small space. Last, and this is the big con for me (I really vacillated on reducing at least a star for this, but in the end I think because of the price and overall quality I decided not too) THE DOOR! It opens down which is the most bizarre thing I have ever seen in my life in a tent- for the life of me I do not get this. It really is a pain, especially if you have pets or children because it lays on the ground and can be walked on and damaged unless it is always rolled up. There is NO purpose to this and I wish the company would fix this. It is the one thing that after time could be the deal breaker for me, time will tell.

Overall, this is a pretty impressive budget tent if you want to camp in colder weather.
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Muskoka M
5.0 out of 5 stars Impressive budget level tent
Reviewed in Canada on 20 April 2021
I have been able to do some initial weather testing of this tent before taking it on an upcoming trip, as it is advisable to always be familiar with your new gear, know how to set it up and check for damage or leaks before heading out.

So having said that, set up: this is definitely a unique set up process and may require practice, but I didn't find it terribly hard, even by myself. If you have set up a few tents in your life, there will be no issues.
Watching the short video is actually helpful. This is the first tent I have had where you set up the exterior rain fly first, so it was an adjustment. Each time I set this up it is faster and easier.

I am very impressed by the materials of the fly and the bathtub floor which is pretty heavy duty material. This is a double wall and the material is absolutely thicker than my summer tents. I realize there are some who argue this is not a 4 season tent. It is indeed a 4 season tent BUT obviously that depends entirely on what your 4th season of winter is like. This is not a mountaineering tent and it will not hold heavy wet snow, simply by the nature of the shape that will not shed the snow enough. But, the inner has little mesh, just enough for ventilation, and the size and heavy materials are much, much warmer than summer style tents. This is a great cold weather tent, even in some snowy conditions. This is not a tent I would take summer camping in central Ontario- you will roast!

I had it out 10 days over extremely varying weather- from clear and warm, to heavy rain, to winds 50-75 km/hr and then snow and freezing rain. I also had my older double wall this is replacing out for comparison. While my older tent has a larger vestibule and side entrance (which I love and will miss) that I have used in extremely high winds, I noted this tent was actually sturdier- in comparison the old tent (fully guyed out) really moved a lot in the high winds, whereas this one you couldn't even see the tent moving much. It was several days of odd weather and a number of rain events (including heavy rain) and there was no leakage in this tent.

TIP: after I initially set this up and attached the inner last as required, I decided to try leaving it intact when I packed it up for the next set up to see if it was easier- ABSOLUTELY! I now leave the inner attached and it makes set up much faster with basically a one piece tent.

PROS: for the price I don't think you can beat this. There were no loose threads. The material is actually heavy duty and seems sturdy. The vestibule is a decent size, something you don't see often and I need the extra space. The clear plastic windows in the vestibule add nice light. Good size inside. It is a 4 season and depending on your geographic location it will determine how much of that 4th season you can really use it. Waterproof and solid in high winds. It actually easily rolls up to fit in the provided bag.

CONS: Because the inner is attached only by clips, I find it sags more than I like; it needs to be more taught especially with such a small space. Last, and this is the big con for me (I really vacillated on reducing at least a star for this, but in the end I think because of the price and overall quality I decided not too) THE DOOR! It opens down which is the most bizarre thing I have ever seen in my life in a tent- for the life of me I do not get this. It really is a pain, especially if you have pets or children because it lays on the ground and can be walked on and damaged unless it is always rolled up. There is NO purpose to this and I wish the company would fix this. It is the one thing that after time could be the deal breaker for me, time will tell.

Overall, this is a pretty impressive budget tent if you want to camp in colder weather.
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ATGM
5.0 out of 5 stars It is easy to set up!
Reviewed in the United States on 25 July 2020
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 The first time I set up the tent, I made some newbie mistakes. If you look at the pic of inside the tent...and the video (I am an aviation guy, not a photographer) you can see one corner is up high. First time putting it up was a trick. Here are some things to help you avoid the newbie mistakes I made. First, the red poles criss-cross over one another. You need to lay the tent down on the ground as shown in the photo (I stole that off a youtube video). Then when you work the poles through the slats, you will see where the rain flap is. The pole that starts on the front left (facing the front of the tent) goes in first. Then cross over it with the second red pole. Now you should have like an X pattern. After that, the blue pole is obvious. After the three poles are set up, the tent is off the ground. Go ahead and open up the back window, unless it is a cold day....it will get warm in there if it is nice hot day. There are four bungee cords with hooks on them, on the floor of the tent. One on each corner. These need to be pulled out and put under the 4 ends of the red poles. This will flatten out the tent bed. As you can see when I first put up my tent, I didn't do that in one corner, and that is why it is sitting up high. Also, while inside the tent, study all of the hooks and loops. I didn't at first, I just wanted the tent up, LOL! But if you take a minute, you will see a clear pattern of what goes where. Start in the back corners, on the bottom, work your way up, then in the middle then the top, then the front. Your tent will take a beautiful form after a few minutes.
Ok, onto performance. I got my tent in mid May this year (2020), the 17th I think. The only pics I took were the first day I put it up. It is now July 25, 2020, and the tent has been up in my yard since May. I have taken it apart and put it back in its bag twice. Taking it apart by yourself is a lot easier than putting it up by yourself. The gig with taking it apart is the length of the poles and they sag into the ground as you push them out of the slats (sleeves I should say)....so it would help to have a dog or person hold the end of the pole so it doesn't nose into the grass and get stuck while you are trying to push it out. Putting it up by yourself can be done. I did it once. The second time I had help. 30 minutes by yourself, about 15 minutes with help. Although I am sure with practice, I could cut that 30 mins down to about 20 with experience.
Rain....yes, I live in the Pacific Northwest. Like a rain forest. It rains and rains and rains. The tent has been outside for 2 months non-stop. Not a leak. No mildew, no smell, no bugs, nothing. The fine mesh of the rear window and the spacing and design...you can even leave that open in a gentle (not sideways rain) and no water got in.
Some of the things I got to go with this tent... https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07JDM8DXT/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HBGSMG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TCLB39D/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074JDR861/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B079FSPRXM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
The queen size air mattress fits beautifully. The Keruita electric pump is powered easily by the HALO BOLT 58830 charger and inflates the mattress in a less time than it takes to type this. The wool blanket I put over the mattress so my little puppy can come in and no worries about her sharp little claws piercing the mattress. The fan is very nice....I love it....it has 3 speeds, to keep air circulating and a 3-level LED light, which is USB chargeable by the HALO BOLT as well. Inside the tent at the top (apex) is a nice net to hang the fan, put the charger, cell phone, etc. Each side of the tent has good size sewn on pockets big enough to hold books, magazines, toiletry items, food, shoes. The best part and why I chose this tent is the vestibule area. I had an old door mat, I put it there so I can put my backpack, shoes and things, and when you crawl in or out, your knees don't get wet. That area doesn't have a flooring like the inside. You can even put a little stove there and cook out of the rain. The inside has a mosquito net door, then a solid door, and the vestibule has a door too, with windows on each side, they are just clear and do not open, but very nice addition as it adds such a nice touch to be able to look out and see what my puppy monster is up to.
Since it is still summer (haha) here, I can't attest to the 4 season part yet. But soon, the winds and cold, then snow. I plan on finding out just how comfy it is. I spent four years in the USMC as a grunt, we never had nice stuff like this when we were in the field. I wanted the best for the bang, and looks like I got it.
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ATGM
5.0 out of 5 stars It is easy to set up!
Reviewed in the United States on 25 July 2020
The first time I set up the tent, I made some newbie mistakes. If you look at the pic of inside the tent...and the video (I am an aviation guy, not a photographer) you can see one corner is up high. First time putting it up was a trick. Here are some things to help you avoid the newbie mistakes I made. First, the red poles criss-cross over one another. You need to lay the tent down on the ground as shown in the photo (I stole that off a youtube video). Then when you work the poles through the slats, you will see where the rain flap is. The pole that starts on the front left (facing the front of the tent) goes in first. Then cross over it with the second red pole. Now you should have like an X pattern. After that, the blue pole is obvious. After the three poles are set up, the tent is off the ground. Go ahead and open up the back window, unless it is a cold day....it will get warm in there if it is nice hot day. There are four bungee cords with hooks on them, on the floor of the tent. One on each corner. These need to be pulled out and put under the 4 ends of the red poles. This will flatten out the tent bed. As you can see when I first put up my tent, I didn't do that in one corner, and that is why it is sitting up high. Also, while inside the tent, study all of the hooks and loops. I didn't at first, I just wanted the tent up, LOL! But if you take a minute, you will see a clear pattern of what goes where. Start in the back corners, on the bottom, work your way up, then in the middle then the top, then the front. Your tent will take a beautiful form after a few minutes.
Ok, onto performance. I got my tent in mid May this year (2020), the 17th I think. The only pics I took were the first day I put it up. It is now July 25, 2020, and the tent has been up in my yard since May. I have taken it apart and put it back in its bag twice. Taking it apart by yourself is a lot easier than putting it up by yourself. The gig with taking it apart is the length of the poles and they sag into the ground as you push them out of the slats (sleeves I should say)....so it would help to have a dog or person hold the end of the pole so it doesn't nose into the grass and get stuck while you are trying to push it out. Putting it up by yourself can be done. I did it once. The second time I had help. 30 minutes by yourself, about 15 minutes with help. Although I am sure with practice, I could cut that 30 mins down to about 20 with experience.
Rain....yes, I live in the Pacific Northwest. Like a rain forest. It rains and rains and rains. The tent has been outside for 2 months non-stop. Not a leak. No mildew, no smell, no bugs, nothing. The fine mesh of the rear window and the spacing and design...you can even leave that open in a gentle (not sideways rain) and no water got in.
Some of the things I got to go with this tent... https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07JDM8DXT/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HBGSMG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TCLB39D/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074JDR861/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B079FSPRXM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
The queen size air mattress fits beautifully. The Keruita electric pump is powered easily by the HALO BOLT 58830 charger and inflates the mattress in a less time than it takes to type this. The wool blanket I put over the mattress so my little puppy can come in and no worries about her sharp little claws piercing the mattress. The fan is very nice....I love it....it has 3 speeds, to keep air circulating and a 3-level LED light, which is USB chargeable by the HALO BOLT as well. Inside the tent at the top (apex) is a nice net to hang the fan, put the charger, cell phone, etc. Each side of the tent has good size sewn on pockets big enough to hold books, magazines, toiletry items, food, shoes. The best part and why I chose this tent is the vestibule area. I had an old door mat, I put it there so I can put my backpack, shoes and things, and when you crawl in or out, your knees don't get wet. That area doesn't have a flooring like the inside. You can even put a little stove there and cook out of the rain. The inside has a mosquito net door, then a solid door, and the vestibule has a door too, with windows on each side, they are just clear and do not open, but very nice addition as it adds such a nice touch to be able to look out and see what my puppy monster is up to.
Since it is still summer (haha) here, I can't attest to the 4 season part yet. But soon, the winds and cold, then snow. I plan on finding out just how comfy it is. I spent four years in the USMC as a grunt, we never had nice stuff like this when we were in the field. I wanted the best for the bang, and looks like I got it.
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Jojo
4.0 out of 5 stars Best for chilly festival weather.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 June 2018
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This is a study festival/holiday tent for sure because its 4.5kg, and realistically it's a 2man tent @ 4.4/4.5kg which is why I gave 4 stars not 5.

I have 2 other 2man tents that's used for warm weather camping that give the same living space @ 1.5 x2m each at a carry weight of less than 1kg max, so in 18c weather weather they're my go to whereas this tent felt like it really is for the colder festival months (Feb/March) the pole reinforced front is a nice practical windy weather touch :-)

This was fiddly to put up - but I love its design as the tent stands out from so many dome tents so that nobody could possibly mistaken my tent for theirs :) and for sure it's possible for one person to erect the tent (you'll have to semi peg it out first though) :-) Overall I'm happy
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Jojo
4.0 out of 5 stars Best for chilly festival weather.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 June 2018
This is a study festival/holiday tent for sure because its 4.5kg, and realistically it's a 2man tent @ 4.4/4.5kg which is why I gave 4 stars not 5.

I have 2 other 2man tents that's used for warm weather camping that give the same living space @ 1.5 x2m each at a carry weight of less than 1kg max, so in 18c weather weather they're my go to whereas this tent felt like it really is for the colder festival months (Feb/March) the pole reinforced front is a nice practical windy weather touch :-)

This was fiddly to put up - but I love its design as the tent stands out from so many dome tents so that nobody could possibly mistaken my tent for theirs :) and for sure it's possible for one person to erect the tent (you'll have to semi peg it out first though) :-) Overall I'm happy
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Iain Jordan
4.0 out of 5 stars It is very good for the money
Reviewed in Canada on 20 August 2019
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It is very compact and fairly well constructed. It took me a minute to figure out the outer shell went up before the inner shell, then the construction went quite well. Disassembly went great and it fit back into the original bag.
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