Comments about Paha Que' The Tepee Outhouse with Fiberglass Poles:

I had previously owned a pop-up potty tent, but after one use the pole connectors broke when we had a windy night. A friend recommended this product to me, it was more expensive but I feel it was well worth the extra money. The set up is different, but not difficult and takes me less than 5 minutes to complete. Very sturdy, and the materials seem very strong. I like that is is waterproof, and has performed well in even very heavy winds and rain.

Comments about Paha Que' The Tepee Outhouse with Fiberglass Poles:

Without a doubt the worst designed an manufactured tent I have ever seen. Impossible to set up without help, when the poles work. The poles on mine didn't, they keep coming apart during setup. The elastic cords meant to keep the pole sections together weren't knotted properly which meant when the pole sections separated, the pole fell apart, The sleeves the poles slid into have gaps and are on the inside of the tent. When the poles separate or slid through one of the gaps in the sleeve, you can't get at them because they are on the inside of the collapsed tent!

Comments about Paha Que' The Tepee Outhouse with Fiberglass Poles:

Very stable and solid unit, but a little weird to set up. Pretty standard poles through sleeves to get started, but it finishes with a weird pull down on webbing straps that don't run very smoothly. Once up it's very roomy and solid. The shower loft is nice which is the main reason I bought it over other models with quicker setups. Great for general camping, too heavy for backpacking.

Comments about Paha Que' The Tepee Outhouse with Fiberglass Poles:

I read reviews on other shower/washroom tents. One person talked about the soap holder ripping on first use this would never happen in this tent. This tent is very well made, keeps out mosquitoes (many don't keep out the bugs)but I would have preferred less weight in the poles. I like the design and function of this tent. (ie towel holder)