Coleman Weatherproof Rainfly Accessory for 4/6 Person Instant Tents, Keeps Inside Dry & Protects from The Elements, Rainfly Only (Tent Sold Separately)

[Edit for rainy use 05/25] Finally got to try it in the rain and it worked perfectly instead of a ton of puddles in my tent and dripping coming from condensation at the top. The top kept the tent dry and i only ended up with a very small condensation puddle from the walls. Which is on me for not resealing my tent last summer. Wasnt able to try it in the rain, but I can say it was money worth spent already, in the sunny mornings it helped keep the tent dim enough I could sleep longer, in the cold nights it helped keep the heat of my lantern in. And it was easy to put on/take off my tent alone.

So, this amazing tent comes with no rainfly, ok, I had to buy it separately. This is a flat top tent, who wouldn't buy a rainfly? Without it, the tent could potentially leak. All of the 4 person tent rainflies that would fit the Coleman instant tent were sold, so I bought the one for the six person tent and it fits just fine because the design of the tent rainfly is perfect, it snaps to the poles and also has ties downs. I can set this tent up in one minute, take it down and store it in the bag in two minutes. Oh, and people, WATERPROOF YOUR TENT! Every year if needed. I used Scotchguard for tents (two cans needed), but there are many products out there. When you spray your hose on the rainfly and your tent, the water should bead, see pictures. People who wrote that this tent leaks (duh, it is made of fabric)... you have to be smart and prepared. You will need a separate tarp underneath (tuck in all the edges under your tent) and buy tent poles and tie this tent down, it is very light weight. Enjoy!

I have owned a lot of tents in my life with over 20 years of camping. This is buy far one of the best for the price and I can set it up myself. It actually blew over once night at the lake while sitting empty and the next morning it was upside down. I figured I had ruined it after only one month consistent use. But once I got it home and set it back up it was fine. A couple of leaks, but that is without the fly on. It has been set up in my backyard for 3 months now, and is going strong. Back to my first use: camping for 3 weeks can put strain on any tent. I did have issues with the zippers at time, having to hold another part of the tent in order to easily open the zipper. This could be impacted by lack of sleep/alcohol, but it sure does piss me off when I can get in or out fast enough! Anyway, This tent stood up to some of the worst storms I have ever experienced while camping. Good thing I had it weighted down with s***, I didn't blow away, but I tell you the whole thing was shaking and rolling, it felt like I was inside a drum the storm was so bad. the next day, several other tents were damaged during the storm but not mine. This happened 3 times during that outing and my stuff was dry the whole time. I did put the rain fly on after the first storm!

First things first...this tent goes up quick and easy! Went to a camping trip with my son's boy scout troop and we watched a whole bunch of people struggling with their tents. It didn't help that it was very windy that day, so It involved multiple people helping to hold down the tent while the others struggled to slide the poles through. My boy and I picket a spot, pulled our tent out of the bag and pulled up the center and quickly pulled the corners out. We were done. It was a simple matter to hammer in the spikes and we were all setup in under a minute. Have to admit it was funny to see some of the looks we received. Take down is just as easy. Simply unlock the corner poles and push down. All the pieces easily fold towards the center and you just tie it up and put back in the bag. Now for the con part of this tent. It's a light tent, so don't expect this thing to keep you all snug in the cold weather and be prepared for condensation that goes all the way through to the inside of the tent. I believe this is from the thinner material. If you use a good tarp under the tent, you should be nice and dry on the bottom and it's not like the inside will be wet, just don't be surprised if it's moist to the touch. Size...it says that it's a 6 person tent and while I believe that 6 people could sleep in this tent, they would have to have small sleeping bags, be very comfortable with each other, and not have any gear. That being said, you can easily fit 2 queen air mattresses in this thing, so if you have 4 or less people, you'll have plenty of room for sleep, games, etc... Bottom Line - Great tent for warmer months and an absolute breeze to setup and tear down.

Honestly, I think the rainfly should automatically come with the tent. That being said, I have to say that If you have this Type of Coleman instant tent, you should think about investing in the rainfly. Now I have to admit, I have never tried the tent in the rain without the fly. However, with the fly it is going to keep you dry. We have used the tent quite a bit before using it in the rain. We got caught up however in a big storm. Thunder, lightning, big gusts of wind, and a lot of rain. In the morning we inspected the damage. There was none. There was only a very small puddle on the floor. We actually chalked that up to not being on level ground as exactly where the puddle was there was an indentation in the ground. It probably collected water. Everything else in the tent was completely dry. It fits quite nicely over top of the polls in the tent. This gives you a bit of space between the roof and the fly. Good for ventilation. Again if you have the Colman instant Tent 14 x 10 I recommend investing in the rainfly. If you found this review helpful, please click the "yes" button below.

I purchased this for my family of 5. You can actually fit at least 6 adult sized people (normal height/build) with no issues. Anything more than that and there is no space for anything else. I also purchased the rain fly because it only rains on weekends here in AZ. Pros: Super easy to setup, takes about 1-2 mins max + time to hammer down stakes Spacious Lots of windows for circulation The bag is actually big enough to somewhat easily pack the tent back into after use! You have to tear away a "break away" expansion to make the bag big enough. You will see what I mean when you see the bag. Quick takedown Great rain resistance (nothing is rain proof so if you have enough rain long enough it will probably leak) Good floor material, very thick. Cons: Heavy (35lbs?) so don't plan on hiking this thing around You have to use 2 hands to get the zipper open/closed because the wall just isn't tight enough and the zipper will get caught in the zipper flap cover. I would highly recommend this to the weekend warrior types.

I love this tent! I have it up in about a minute and staked in five. It has a tall ceiling and big windows. It's a tad small for my gear but I use it for short trips so I leave some gear at home. It is sturdy! One thing that's great about the Coleman Instant 6 is that the bag you pack it in is expandable. Pull the white strip off the bottom and the bag is much larger! Very easy to pack it! Cons: 1. If you want another person, a table or a couple chairs in the tent, I would recommend getting a larger instant tent. A double bed will fit but not much else. I use a oversized single cot and lay my bike down plus have a camp chair and there is no more room. Without the bike it's perfect for one. 2. The windows are huge but high on the walls so you can't see out, except if you're looking up. The stars can be incredible. 3. If you spend a lot of time in this tent it would be small for two people. 4. No port for electric cords.

I'm so glad I bought this rainfly! I read the other reviews which said that the tent does well in the rain, but not great in heavy rain. My second time using the tent was in a torrential downpour! Am I sure that I needed it? No, because the sides of the tent stayed dry, even when I touched where it was wet. However, it rained for nearly 16 hours off and on, and there was never any dampness inside the tent. I was able to keep the top vents open and keep the windows partially unzipped for ventilation, which I would not have been able to do without the rainfly. That alone made it worth it to buy this affordable upgrade. The last thing I want to share is that it was very easy to install. I put it on by myself, and it was intuitive. I didn't need to read the instructions, and I almost always read installation instructions. I highly recommend the rainfly!

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Absolutely outstanding addition to my Coleman tent, should have been available in the UK from day one. When the bad weather strikes it stops rain or snow collecting on the top of the tent then dripping through, as has happened before. A must have buy !!!

I tried it out for the fitting one day but I havent tested it on a camping trip yet. I just had to have it because last year I had a tarp and it blocked the vent and kept the tent wet inside and we couldn't breath, it was awkward with too many cords everywhere. But I just know this is what it takes to enjoy the tent. I have much confidence in Coleman Products as I have been buying coleman for years. It fits perfectly, no tripping on cords or bloking airvents. By the way the instant tent is really great and it literally takes 1 minute to set up. There are cool videos on youtube. Love it Coleman 6-Person Instant Tent Rainfly Accessory Coleman 6-Person Instant Cabin Tent

Seems good I put it on for first time but didn’t rain Nice to have the extra protection and was easy to install.

Only issue is that it's brown, while my tent is Grey / Blue.