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CLAM Quick-Set Pop Up Screen Tent, Traveler, 6 x 6 ft, Instant Setup Brown Portable Outdoor Shelter, Compact Bug-Free Canopy Tent for Camping, Fishing, Backyard - Brown

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Condition
New
Model
CLAM-TV-9881
Dimensions
72"L x 72"W x 82"H
Weight
20 lb
Material
210 denier poly oxford
Size
6' x 6'
Occupancy
4 Person

Features 5

  • 60-SECOND SETUP QUICK SHADE AND SHELTER ANYWHERE: No tools, no assemblythis compact pop-up screen tent sets up in under a minute so you can instantly create a comfortable space at the campsite, sidelines, or backyard
  • COMPACT 4-PERSON SHELTER IDEAL FOR SMALL GROUPS & QUICK SETUPS: 6 x 6 ft footprint provides flexible space for people, chairs, or gear, making it perfect for fishing, sporting events, and grab-and-go outdoor use
  • BUG-FREE OUTDOOR COMFORT NO-SEE-UM MESH PROTECTION: Fine mesh screens and an extra-wide skirt help keep even the smallest insects out while allowing airflow, so you stay cool, comfortable, dry and bite-free
  • BUILT FOR WIND & WEATHER RELIABLE PROTECTION YOU CAN COUNT ON: Durable 210D poly-oxford fabric with taped seams helps block wind and light rain, while flex-tested fiberglass poles provide stable support in changing outdoor conditions

Specs 23

Brand CLAM
Material 210 denier poly oxford
Color Brown/Tan Roof/Black Mesh - w/ Wind Panel Flaps
Item Weight 20 Pounds
Recommended Uses For Product Camping, Outdoor Activities, Picnic
Item Dimensions L x W x H 72"L x 72"W x 82"H
Size 6' x 6'
Occupancy 4 Person

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5 stars for the product, 10 stars for me for buying it! 5 stars for the product, 10 stars for me for buying it!
Color: Gray - w/ Wind Panel Flaps
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I bought this for my raised deck (8x10), on 2nd floor of my house. I had been looking at getting a retractable awning with attached bug netting, but that ended up getting very pricey (between $4k and $6k), and then finding that awning dealers were no longer selling the bug netting (probably getting damaged when the awning auto-retracts in higher wind. This $200 tent has become one of the best purchases in many years for me. This 6x6 tent fits perfectly on my 8x10 deck. The 6x6 is really the dimension of the top framework. The expanded sides (that bow out from the tension rods) actually measures close to 8x7. I first opened it up in my living room to get acquainted with the deployment. Then I closed it up and took it out to my deck. It was nearly as easy to set up in those cramped quarters (due to the side of the house and the railings) as it was in my living room. I really enjoy sitting outside listening to sprinkles land around and above me - but I don't like getting wet from them. As long as the wind isn't blowing with the sprinkles, this tent keeps me dry. Even a slight breeze is okay as the water has to work a little hard to get through the screen. I love being able to eat outside when the weather permits. I have an umbrella for really hot/sunny days, but it doesn't cover as much of the deck as I sometimes wish it would. And I really don't like when the bugs start swarming while I'm eating. I had purchased a hanging mosquito net to hang from the umbrella, but that was pretty inconvenient and only good for solo dining. With this tent, I can easily get my food out on the table with only unzipping and rezipping with each trip. And when I'm eating, it's so peaceful not having to constantly swat bugs away. Oh, and this time of year there is a lot of cottonwood (summer snow) blowing around. This blocks 99% of it (although some does follow me in as I go in and out). This is a real game changer for my outside dining. My very first meal in it (a beautiful steak dinner) would have been interrupted by a sudden sprinkle had it not been for being in the tent. What a great way to christen it! It's plenty big inside for 2 people to comfortably lounge on patio furniture or eat at a small table. I've only been using it (nearly daily) for a month or so, so I can't speak to its durability just yet. The zipper is very heavy duty looking, and I haven't seen any indication yet that it might be a problem. I do wish for one change (which I can make myself, but would be nice if built this way), that the lower zipper had a different color of grip string. It is too easy to grab the top zipper when you want the bottom one. I'll probably add a colored ribbon to the bottom one. It doesn't get too dark inside like I was afraid it might. I still have to wear my sunglasses sometimes when I'm reading in the tent. And I can still catch the sun's rays when it isn't straight up. I was also worried that the netting would make it too stuffy inside, like the mosquito netting I had did, but it is quite comfortable since it lets a bit more breeze through. Portability - if I was going to do anything out at a park with any regularity, or go camping, I would get a 2nd one of these for that. When closed and in its (very rugged) carrying case, it is quite light and easy to take with you. My kitties just love this (as pictured)! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2023 Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2023 by Tjoe
It is awesome!
Color: Gray - w/ Wind Panel Flaps
I am so glad I purchased a 6x6 Clam! It is super easy to set up and take down and is like adding a bunch of square feet to my Airstream. (Especially since Basecamps have no awning) I spend half of my time around camp in it now. The only con of the many pros for me is that the roof material is too thin to block out the heat from the Sun. So I added a 6x8 garden shade cloth I found on here with carabiners for attaching. By chance they hook into the loops provided for the side walls so it works and effectively and blocks the Sun. The side panels are good for privacy and are adequate for blocking morning/evening low levels of Sun. It fits easily into the carrying bag and into the bed of my F150. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2025 by JAMES BRUMFIELD
What a Fantastic Piece of Gear
Color: Gray - w/ Wind Panel Flaps
Just recently returned from an RV trip to the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Great campsites. Steady breezes and plenty of sunshine. But truth be told, I was nearly carried off by mosquitoes. I felt like the flying monkeys form The Wizard of Oz had been genetically modified to appear in miniature form and with slavering jaws and blood-shot eyes. These things were vicious. Now THIS thing could have sorted them all out! I wish it was in my vehicle then and I can guarantee that it'll be there if/when I return. One of the other couples at the RV park had one of these set up beside their rig and when asked, they raved about them. Told me how easy it was to set up and how sturdy it was in the wind. I stifled a yawn thinking, "Sure thing, Lady." But then she brought out the bag that the thing was carried in when folded up, and I was stunned. It was only a hair bigger than the bags that most camp chairs come in. After stepping inside and noticing how incredibly roomy it was, I was sold Bought the gray one, 6' x 6' and it's got plenty of room for two chairs, two dogs, and two humans. Could NOT be happier. I'm actually looking forward to mocking those blood-thirsty creatures from inside this thing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2024 by Thomas H. Lang
Great tent
Color: Brown/Tan Roof/Black Mesh - w/ Wind Pane...
Best thing I've purchased for camping in a long time. Easy to set up even for a 70year old lady. The small size will fit in the storage compartment of my class B+, and it's going to give me me many hours of added outdoor pleasure. I'm very allergic to bug bites so I have to spend many hours indoors in the evening unless I want to coat myself in chemicals. This will keep bugs out and give me privacy while sitting outside. Plenty of room for two or three plus a small table and my three dogs. It's a little hard to get the top up without help but if you tip the tent over you can pull it out just like the sides. Very easy to take down. Im using it now at my house on the patio for bug free evenings. I got two side panels for extra privacy and to keep out sun if needed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2016 by C. L. Kehoe
Sturdy and Easy to Use
Color: Brown/Tan Roof/Black Mesh - w/ Wind Pane...
Delivery was prompt. Even though the box was damaged, the gazebo was fine. I had been looking for something like this for a while to put on my deck which is 7 x 17 ft so it won't fit most pop up screened in gazebos as most start at 8ft. Even though the stats say the gazebo measures 6x6 and that is true of the base, the middle of the walls bulge out a bit so it was a snug fit for 7 ft between the house and the deck railing. Not a complain, just a statement. Once you understand how to put it up, it goes up and down as quickly and easily as advertised. The materials and construction seem to be very sturdy and it folds back up and into the bag that comes with it. Spent an afternoon on the deck with no interruptions from insects even while eating (Our yard borders a wooded area). I put 2 chairs and a 3x2 table inside. I could have fit 2 more chairs in but then the 2 people closest to the door would have to get up to let the other 2 out. So far I have nothing but good things to say about it and definitely would recommend it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2020 by Marcus H
Perfect Size Shelter - Easy to Set Up
Color: Green/Black
We bought this shelter for our camping trailer, and it is the perfect size at 6 X 6. We bought an indoor / outdoor carpet that's also 6 X 6 and we now have a stylish shelter for when we want to be outside. While it's not intended for any strong breezes, and it did go sailing on us a couple of times, we've since staked down all four corners at the bottom seam and roof seam and it's much more resistant to sudden gusts. Still, we would not recommend this in any winds greater than 15 - 20 mph. Setup was quite simple once you grasp the concept, and it comes with stakes although we bought extras. It's a perfect shelter here in the Arizona sun during January - March, and we'll try it in a few more camp spots later on. It's not cheap at over $150, and with the rug, right around $200 for the package, but it seems well constructed, the mesh does not allow bugs to enter, and it's rather stylish. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2020 by Always Question
The Mosquito Marauders can no longer Make us Move Indoors!
Color: Brown/Tan Roof/Black Mesh - w/ Wind Pane...
We can enjoy our meals in the great outdoors during summer once again. We purchased the smaller version of the CLAM because it's lighter and fits on my porch with is 10 x 24. The height is perfect for us because we are 5'9 and there's still plenty of headroom once inside, though you'll have to duck a tad to get through the screen door. I was able to set it up on my own the very first time in about a minute. I placed an oak and iron bench for two at the back of the CLAM and two 20 inch by 20 inch tables toward the front. There's even room for 2 small lawn chairs when company comes. I hope to upload a photo of this setup in the near future. We also plan to carry this in our RV when we travel to Maine next year - we hear mosquito's are the state bird up there. Even after we had the CLAM set up on our porch and were eating meals out there, it took at least 2 weeks before we stopped being plagued by that annoying skeeter buzz in our ears. No mosquitos in the CLAM, but it was a leftover imagined buzz for all the years we attempted to eat our meals on the porch. And no more swatting and inadvertently knocking plates or drinks over! We also purchased the wind panels with integrated windows. Plan to put those up when the weather turns colder, plug in our electric heater (safely) and enjoy a romantic evening dining outdoors in our COZY CLAM. My brother has the larger version and is happy as well. They don't go camping without it in the summer. So if you're on the fence about whether or not to get a CLAM, jump off that fence over to the mosquito free zone and purchase one. You won't be sorry. Enjoy a lovely early morning or evening dining without that constant and annoying ear buzz and wake up welt free the next day 😊. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2019 by Nancy
One person setup but....
Color: Brown/Tan Roof/Black Mesh - w/ Wind Pane...
I absolutely love my clam shelter. The set up is fairly easy and while it is best to have two people you can do it with one person. It was tricky at first. I’m a woman who is 5’4 130 pounds and can set it up myself. This was my biggest fear that I couldn’t set it up on my own. What I had to do was pop out one side of it and then crawl inside and push the top of the tent up and then push the walls out with my feet. That just seems to work best for me I wasn’t able to do it the way the guy did it in the YouTube video. When I popped out one side it wouldn’t stay up the way it did for him. Maybe it will the more I use it. You’ll find a way that works for you. I think it will get easier the more I do it but I find the takedown easier than the setup for one person. To take down I just pull down on top from inside. Step out and collapse the sides. I was even able to get it back in the storage bag. Something I’m not usually able to do with products that store snuggly in a bag. It’s very sturdy even without the stakes. I don’t usually stake mine because I just take it down when we have wind and storms. I’m afraid our frequent Texas high winds will rip it up. I haven’t tested it in light rain but I’d like to see how dry it will keep me. Waiting for a rain only forecast without storms. I just love being able to work or chill outdoors with no bugs invading my space. I just purchased a 6x9 outdoor rug to go on the floor and a zero gravity lounger. The lounger fits great but you can really only fit one if you expand the chair. But you could fit 4 regular patio chairs easily. Great buy! Highly recommend this tent. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2020 by Lisa
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