Recenzje klientów dla Namiot kempingowy VEVOR, 3,6 x 3,6 m, 6-stronny, rozkładany namiot kempingowy z oknami z siatki, przenośna torba transportowa, kołki mocujące do podłoża, duże namioty zacieniające do biwakowania na świeżym powietrzu, na trawniku i podwórku

Easy to set up, love all the windows. Highly recommend

Super easy to set up and take down. Still in like new condition after many uses. Sure helps in the shoulder seasons when it isn't the warmest in the morning or evening. Also handy that the window covers can be removed easily.

I have taken this pop-up camping at least 10 times and it has outlive several other tents and pop-ups. If I was to get anything else, it would be the same thing.. I use it for two weeks at a time four times a year.

The Vevor shelter is of excellent quality, especially for the price.

Love this gazebo! We secured it well with rachet ties, has not moved with all the crazy strong winds we've had in the Arizona desert! Highly recommend!

We are snowbirds in Arizona for the winter. As we are in the mountains, decided we wanted additional space outdoors. This shelter was so easy to put up & has withstood pounding rainstorms as well as high winds. We put our propane fireplace inside & close up the sides on cooler evenings. Holds the heat really well. We have the 12 x 12. There is plenty of room inside for 6 chairs, firepit & table. Very pleased with this purchase.

Once we figured out how to open and raise it, it was easy. It's at lest a 2 person job. Used it as a tent, glad it had a screened in around to keep bugs out.

For the price, this screen room is quite good. It has a couple very small details that have cropped up over the 2ish years we've had it, but overall it really is quite well made and functional. It's easy to set up even if you have do it alone, the removable covers for the screens actually fit and work great, and the screens are pretty well made (ours haven't ripped or worn holes yet)! We have used our "Vevor" (that's what we call it) pretty much year round at the campgrounds we work at. In the summer, it's respite from bugs, sun, and rainstorms (put the screen covers on for those or you will get wet). In the winter, put the covers on and an electric heater, diesel heater, or other heat source... it stays nice and toasty! Here are some "tips" we've found with ours. 1. Don't overestimate the weight, if it's breezy, anchor it down! I use both the tent stake loops at the bottom and the tie out loops on the screens... this thing will take off on ya if the wind catches it. 2. The top or "roof" seams will leak a little in the rain especially if it continues for very long. But if you throw a second layer over it (I use a nylon lightweight camping tarp), and install the screen panels correctly, 99.9% of the water will just roll right off and into the dirt/grass. Things I would change: The bottom of the entry needs a "spacer" or frame piece of some sort to keep it in alignment for when it doesn't need to stay up for a while, that said... if you anchor it with the tent stake tie downs, problem solved. The color fades when left in the sun, I don't even know if more stable dyes would help that. That's it... We love ours and will definitely buy another one when this one is done or if something happens to it. As already stated, priced right and made right.

L&M supply has a different brand. This one is so much better and comes with the wind shades.

Best camping shelter for winter and deep summer use. When properly anchored, this thing can stand up to winds, driving rain and snow storms. We have camped in all of it with this as the common shelter and kitchen for the campers. It's been a few years now with an average of 6 camping trips a year, and at least 2 per year was snow or driving rain. There are no tears, no holes, and no leaks. I highly recommend getting the walls that attach to it for the times bad weather tries to ruin a perfectly good camping experience. Also the optional floor tarp is perfect if camping in wet weather to keep the ground from becoming a mud pit.