Coleman Skylodge Screened Canopy Tent with Instant Setup, 10x10/15x13ft Portable Screen Shelter with 1-Minute Setup for Bug-Free Lounging, Great for Picnic, Yard, Beach, Park, Camping, & More

EASY set up!!! Female, age 72…I can easily manage set up and take down in just a few minutes. New style of poles for me and they are great. Got some good tips from YouTube about what to look for, zippers open or closed and when, etc. when setting up. Very roomy. If you have two people you could easily walk it around for your best spot or placing over a picnic table. My last screened tent was so hard to work with….this new style a breeze. The weight is manageable but not something, for me, that I would carry a very long distance. If it’s going to rain I just take it down so can’t comment of the waterproof aspect. Great value for the money spent….I’m very pleased.

Easy to set up, roomie and keeps the bugs out. We’ve set it up with our chairs inside and over campground picnic tables. Seems well built and the zippers run smoothly.

It's not very big, but it's the perfect size for my pool floaties. I put it up alone in under 5 min. Very easy setup. It's been up 2 weeks with no issues. Of course bugs will still get in people, nature will always find a way. If you want bug free, buy an actual tent. This has no bottom.

I got this to set up a crafting booth at meets I attend about once a month, so I wasn't entirely fried by the sun and to better mark off personal space. It's light-weigh, but kind of bulky if you plan on hiking with it to set up somewhere. It has pretty good construction (More on that below) and doesn't blow around in light winds.However, the set-up instructions full on suck. They suck so hard, they blow. And when disassembled, it's almost like trying to figure out how to deal with Humpty Dumpty after his tragic wall incident.The way it's laid out isn't intuitive, and you do need to lay it out and figure out which side is OUT and which is in. What was supposed to be a simple one-man, five minute set up per the instructions the first time turned out to be a 3 man, 30 minute ordeal that ended up with it set up and functionally useful.That took two stars off from the pitifully poor instructions sewn into the bag of the thing.What happened?Having done a lot of camping in my youth, with tents of old, and since the instructions at no place or time mentioned that the frame was to be on the OUTSIDE, set it up with the frame on the INSIDE, like they used to be. I only figured out that it was inside out when I could read "COLEMAN" perfectly from the inside.IF they tell you it can't be set up inside out, rest assured, it can be. It's not EASY, and NOT a one-person job, but it CAN be done. And that's where quality of the material comes in. Despite it being set up inside out, with the frame inside instead of outside, the fabric and seams all held together without any damage.I don't live in a location where I could set it up prior to my first use of it, and was fortunate to have the able assistance of a couple of other vendors to help me with it, but I blame the amazingly bad instructions for the issue in the first place. It shouldn't be rocket science and NO ONE should ever think that it set up any other way than it needed to be set up.Take-down took 3 minutes, repacking into the bag took the same amount of time (it's not as easy as it seems even if its folded right), and overall, it'll be used again and again - only hopefully with better luck setting it up. I gave back a star because the tent took a lot of abuse, and didn't rip or tear.If you remember that the frame is outside and the tent is inside the frame, it's probably fine. I haven't had a chance to set it up but the one time yet, since my meets are monthly, but if it's still a PITA to set up the right way, I'll amend the review.As it is, the really bad instructions do knock off a star. YMMV. I'd recommend it to others, as long as they aren't relying on older ways of dealing with camping equipment.

The screen canopy is super easy to set up with 2 people, and provides ample room for 2 recliner folding chaises for bug-free enjoyment of the great outdoors. We keep this in our RV and it is light enough for easy carrying but sturdy enough to not worry about in windy weather. Very good product!

has a carry bag easy set up except last pole took all my might to lock yes I'd buy again ps make sure poles are on the outside for setup Functionality:camping

I bought this screen tent along with a Coleman instant setup sleeping tent. The sleeping tent was great -- setup was just as advertised, super quick. This screen tent, on the other hand, was an absolute nightmare. As a whole, the product is clumsy and difficult to manage. The screen material is extremely flimsy and ripped while setting the tent up according to the instructions.We followed the instructions provided, I want to make that abundantly clear up front. The framing poles to not snap into place easily, it takes was more fore than is reasonable to get the tent to erect. There's a central framing piece at the center of the top of the tent where all the framing poles meet. The poles are held there in place with metal pins. Several of these pins snapped during assembly. We had to use zip ties to hold the whole tent together, which took over an hour to maneuver.Every camper in our group agreed that the instructions sucked and the tent as a whole was cheaply made and difficult to assemble. Some other folks at the campground a few sites over came by and observed the tent in our site. They had forgotten to pack their sleeping tent and were going to be sleeping in the screen tent for the one night they were there. We got to chatting about the screen tent, and all had gone through the same experience when setting it up. THIS TENT IS AWFUL.I bought the tent for a camping trip that was over a month out. I did not set it up beforehand, as I've never had an issue with Coleman products, and it was advertised as a super easy setup. My return window closed while on the camping trip, and I'm out $115 for a massive piece of trash that I know have to drive to my local dump to dispose of.Biggest waste of my camping budget I've ever blown. Don't do it!Coleman: DO BETTER! People trust you and you've blown it.

I was very happy that the tent arrived just 2 hours before my camping . It was easy to set up, but when I opened it, the net had many holes in it.