Ridge Outdoor Gear 6.5ft Pop Up Changing Shower Privacy Tent – Portable Utility Shelter Room with rainfly Ground Sheet for Camping Shower Toilet Bathroom Trade Shows Beach Spray tan popup

Overall, a great changing/shower tent that keeps it simple but still provides all the right features.Pros:- Setup was a breeze! I think I had the tent popped up in under a minute flat. That doesn't include staking it down, but I was impressed by how quickly I was able to set it up.- Super lightweight and folds up small enough to fit into a convenient carrying bag (included)- There's a strap and hook to hang items from. I especially liked the pocket to hold items you don't want to put on the ground. This is great whether you're using it to shower and need a place to put your shampoo or you're changing and don't want your smaller garments to get lost or dirty.- The top of the tent is mesh and has a little window that can be unzipped.. This might be my favorite part because I can't stand changing in a stifling hot tent. I'm usually wet or sweaty or some combination of both when I'm changing in the field, and this window allows for some extra airflow without sacrificing privacy.Cons:-Getting the tent back into the bag is a little tricky. Definitely more challenging than set up, but there are instructions included on the carrying bag. With a little patience and following the directions, it can be done. I'm sure with practice I'll have it down in no time.****Update: I later noticed a little line of text on the product tag pointing me to the website to see a video demonstration of how to fold it. Definitely check that out if you're getting stuck - I found it helpful!****- If you're extra tall, you might feel a little cramped. I'm only 5 feet tall, so I found it super roomy, but I can imagine that if you're the kind of person who needs to duck going through doorways, you might have to duck a little inside this tent too.Happy adventures!

I wanted to like this product but it has completely failed in 2 uses. The first problem was in 7mph gusts(yeah, 7) and one of the bottom fabric loops at the base tore clean off leaving the tent to fold into itself and collapse. So it was taken down until needed. Note that at this point I realized you cannot leave this up all the time because of wind. I then put it up this morning an used it and attached the cord they give you higher up the tent in another loop they have supplied. Took a shower fine. A few hours later another gust collapsed the tent right in front of my eyes. You must stake this tent to the loops at the base first on all 4 corners, any other staking you do is useless if you haven't done that. The problem is that the loop directly at the base tear right off where they are sewn so the product is a fail for me. Also, they provide you with these useless metal stakes that bend easily and you can watch these things swivel in the wind and boom, there goes your line. If you do buy this tent, please buy real tent stakes for it. Trust me, you'll wish you did in the first 5 minutes. By the was, I'm on BLM land outside Quartzsite and it's just not that windy where I am. Can you imagine buying this for a trip into the mountains or canyons! So now I need to find another portable shower tent.

I received the privacy tent and right from the start I had problems with getting it set up and even more problems taking it down. I had read the instructions and watched the video online but still had problems getting it lat back down flat and go back into the bag provided. When I finally got it back in the bag it just didn't seem to fit right. I decided to take it out and set it up again and then try and put it away. When I got it out it would not stand up. Something just seemed twisted and no matter what I tried I could not get it to stay up. I got inside and tried to reset the wires to no avail. I went to the mfg website to see what else I could do and I tried it all. I sent them an email explaining the situation and then went to their Facebook page and sent them a message. They responded right away and tried to help me figure out the issue. I still wasn't able to get it fixed. Instead of them making me sit there and try to continue to try and fix it, they simply said they would send me a new one. That was 2 days ago. I got the new one today. I go to tell you these guys will stand behind their products and help you out and if you still are not happy, they will offer you a refund or send you a replacement. THIS is customer service at its best and I definitely recommend this product and this company! Love the product. For sure the best out there.-Allen

Used this camping last weekend and worked great! Cool features like pockets and straps for towels or tp. Set up was a breeze however it was a little difficult to break down. Once you got the hang of folding it, breakdown was as quick as set up. Simple easy to use and a great addition though my camping gear!

I used this on my latest trip to Joshua Tree National Park. I worked great, we had a portable bathroom with a toilet bucket/waste bags. It was really nice not having to use the park's facilities. The one thin that should be in the description, get ready for rangers to bug you. I guess some people put these things up and then just go on the floor over and over... yuck! Rangers kept checking on us to make sure we weren't doing that. Really annoying... Getting an RV next time...

We use this as a changing tent for our cycling team during the rainy NW cyclocross season. It's not suited for this. Since it's designed to double as a privy, there is not a permanent floor nor roof (the top is mesh). It comes with a groundsheet and rainfly, but the groundsheet is difficult to attach in a way that it doesn't end up wrinkled and bunched up underfoot. The wimpy little stakes aren't adequate for penetrating anything harder than soft earth, and the little sandbags are no match for a stiff breeze (yes...I filled them with sand!)But our real complaint is that after less than a dozen uses, the fabric covering the spring steel along the bottom of the tent has worn through in several spots and the walls are no longer being held taut, so we'll need to replace after one season.