GigaTent Pop Up Pod Changing Room Privacy Shower Tent – Instant Portable Outdoor Rain Shelter, Camp Toilet for Camping & Beach – Lightweight & Sturdy, Easy Set Up, Foldable - with Carry Bag
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- Innovative Pop-Up Tent: The Gigatent 74" High Instant Privacy Tent Offers You Instant Private Space For Camping Bathroom & Potty Use, Outdoor Showers, Changing Clothes, For Use As Soft Rain Shelter And More. And Without Any Hassles Of Tedious Installation A Must-Have Travel Accessory For Your Next Adventure
- Instant Installation: Designed For Utmost Convenience Our Instant Popup Tents Can Be Set Up Instantly And Are Equally Easy To Fold Back Into Included Carry Bag Set These Up Effortlessly At The Park, Poolside, Beach, Or Forest
- Heavy Duty Material: Pop-Up Pod From Gigatent Is Very Easy To Use. Made With High-Quality Polyester Taffeta 190 T Water-Resistant Coating. Includes A Flexible Steel Frame For Premium Durability. This Tent Is Designed To Withstand The Elements Plus Engineered With Long-Lasting Repeat Use In Mind. Set Includes 4 Stakes That Should Be Used To Secure Stability
- Portable With Carry Bag: Pops Up And Folds Down In Seconds, No Assembly Required. Ultra-Lightweight Construction Allows For Easy Transportation With Included Carrying Bag. Weighing Just 3 Pounds, It Can Be Folded Into A Compact Size Of 20" L X 20"W X 2" H
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Gigatent Portable Pop up Dressing/Changing Tent Beach Toilet Shower Changing Room Outdoor Shelter with Carrying Bag Gigatent Privacy Shelter Tent is made out of premium water-repellent taffeta 191-D nylon polyester and durable flexible steel. It blocks harmful UV rays and offers an excellent shelter against sunlight or rain. Unlike a traditional tent which needs tools or poles to complete the installation, Gigatent Pop-Up Pod Changing Room Tent does not require poles to set up, simply take it out and it instantly turns into a ready-made tent. Furthermore it is collapsible, so you can effortlessly fold it up and place it inside the carry bag, which is extremely convenient to carry around anywhere you need privacy.Specifications:Weight: 4.4 pound/ 2 kg, Material: Nylon Polyester, steel, Dimension(pop open) : 36" W x 69" H x 36" D.Dimension(fold flat): 24" x 24" x 3" into the carry case. Dressing Tent: Use it to get changed in a photo studio or at beach, suitable for both indoors and outdoors.Toilet Camping Tent:Works great asa roadside toilet anytime in when you cannot find a restroom or when going group camping in a remote area. Shower Tent : Use it to take a shower anywhere outdoors especially during camping trips. UV Beach Tent or Rain Tent Shelter:Can be used as a temporary shelter against unexpected burning sun or heavy rain when you are at beach. Dressing Room : An ideal movable and flexible changing room that can be used at a clothing store, which would not only save you more store rent cost but also free up more space to display more various clothes.
Brand: GigaTent
Material: Nylon, Polyester, Taffeta
Color: Green
Item Weight: 1.5 Kilograms
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping
Item Weight: 1.5 Kilograms
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 36"L x 36"W x 69"H
Number of Guylines: 1
Size: 36," x 36" 74" high
Occupancy: 1
Coverage: 72 inches (height) x 40 inches (width) x 40 inches (depth)
Material Type: Nylon, Polyester, Taffeta
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Pole Material Type: Alloy Steel
Frame Material: Steel
Ultraviolet Light Protection: yes
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Frame Type: Steel
Closure Type: Fold,Foldable,Folded,Folds
Brand Name: GigaTent
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping
UPC: 757183445646 815886012166 700761044137 787766679861
Global Trade Identification Number: 46, 66
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 year
Required Assembly: No
Manufacturer Part Number: ST 002
Model Number: ST 002
Item Type Name: Pop Up Pod Changing Room
Included Components: Carry bag
Manufacturer: Gigatent
Color: Green
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I really love this tent for privacy during my camping trip or just out on the beach. I think it’s perf if you need to change a baby’s/toddler’s diaper out in public without exposing them to the public. It’s also a great way to change/shower/use restroom in public without being indecent. It’s nice and tall so anyone who’s under like 6 ft should be comfortable. I think anyone taller could be a little squished. It worked great in the rain I was able to put my stuff in there to keep it dry. The color is cute. Set up and take down took no time at all. The stakes did pop out a few times, I think if you place them on an angle towards the tent it prevents them from being pulled out. The directions on how to put up and take down were clear.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2024 by Amazon Customer
This was one of the best purchases I have made for our camping trips. It’s easy to assemble and perfect for those dark campgrounds that I don’t want to walk through in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom. We use a 5-gallon bucket and cut a pool noodle to fit around the rim of the bucket (slit down one side fits right over the top of the rim as a seat cushion). Put a trash bag over the top of the ring inside the bucket and we put a puppy pee pad inside to absorb. Now you have a potty right in your campsite! Takes up almost no space for packing. Folding was a slight challenge but we laughed about it and figured it out right away. I put the lantern on the outside of the pop up so nobody can see shadows while I’m inside! i was afraid people could see inside because it looks so thin when you put it up but you really cannot see inside. I highly recommend this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2021 by Angela B.
I feel like for the +/- $20 that I paid for it, I got a reasonably good value. When this one deteriorates beyond use, I will likely purchase another one because they are 1/2 the price of any competitor I could find and being an infrequent user it will probably last me for quite some time. What stops this from being 5 stars (for the price) is just how hilariously awkward this thing is to set up and take down. The very short version is that you treat it much the same as those nylon windshield sunshades that fold over themselves until they are 1/4" size and fit under your car seat. If you conceptually understand what those are, you can probably eventually figure out how to unpack and pack this tent up. If you are curious about how big the unit is, I am 5'7" and 300 pounds. I have VERY broad shoulders and a cartoonishly long torso with stubby legs but relatively normally proportioned arms. I picked this up for a changing room and I would be able to change my pants standing up in it, but to change my shirt I definitely have to stoop, or kneel, or use a button-up shirt, to do so. Getting in isn't really tough I just put the whole thing on like a T-shirt and I suppose I could have done it to get out if I didn't stake the structure down, but knowing that I would be staking it down I used the zipper to do so and it was quite the acrobatics to get through that opening. If you were thinner and shorter, you'd probably have little problem using it. If you're built like I am you would probably find it adequate at the price point and just a little inconvenient. From here on, I will be spending the rest of the review clarifying what I mean with how frustratingly difficult the set up and disassembly ended up being. The instructions for setting up are these four steps, and I am writing them precisely how they appear in the written instructions included, spelling/emphasis exactly as they appear on the sheet: STEP 1: Confirm product contents by emptying contents of bag(s) and confirming all parts are included and undamaged. STEP 2: Select a smooth level site prior to opening the structure. STEP 3: Pull frame apart to pop open structure. CAUTION: Structure has inner steel wire which may spring open suddenly while attempting to open. TIP: Frame may need minor adjustment when tent is set up. Gently bend frame into shape if sagging appears. STEP 4: Stake down structure on bottom four corners. It is strongly recommended to attach supplied guylines at the corners near the top of structure and stake down to the ground. Those are your instructions concerning set up... "Pull frame apart to pop open structure". As of the time of this review, there is no video in the description that I could find that demonstrated this like you see for disassembly. So, I cracked open the nice zippered bag, pulled out the unit, and with a very intuitive twist got the unit to unpack from its round bag shape into a flat version of the outline of the tent. From there I made another intuitive unfold to produce a double sided flat version of the outline of the tent. From there... I was pretty lost. I tried a couple of different things that didn't seem to do much other than reverse the side of the material that would form the top from one side to the other. Eventually what I ended up doing was lifting the flat version of the outline from the bottom, to over my head. From there I sort of forced my way into the bottom of the tent and that ended up causing it to spring out and form the tent. So basically, pull the tent from bag, twist until it pops into a flat version of the final product, and then put on that like it were a t-shirt. Tada! Disassembly was MUCH more complicated! I wasn't able to sort it out on my own, nor was I able to sort it out using the included instructions, nor did I end up being able to use the video instructions provided here! I couldn't even describe to you how I ended up making it work. The 9 step disassembly method provided on paper isn't even the same method that is described in the video attached to the description, and the instructions at one point refer to the tent as a playhouse and not a tent! The video essentially shows/tells you to fold the structure in half, fold the structure into a U, pull the bottom up, twist, twist again, yada yada yada. But what the instructions tell you to do (and this is EXACTLY how the instructions are written, spelling and emphasis EXACTLY how they appear on the printout) is; STEP 1: Pick up the structure and lay it on its side. STEP 2: Grasp the top of the frame and push one of the corners INTO the structure towards the OPPOSITE corner. STEP 3: The structure will now fold flat. STEP 4: Grasp 2 DIAGONALLY OPPOSITE corners and bring them together in one hand. (You now have a loop above and below your hande) STEP 5: Kneel down and place the bottom loop on the ground. STEP 6: Grasp the outer edge of the top loop furthest away from you and fold inward toward the lower loop and lay flat on the ground. (You now have 2 loops on top of a larger one) STEP 7: Slide one of the smaller loops over the one next to it and grasp the outside edges of the entire folded playhouse. STEP 8: Slowly move your hands around the outside edges to make all of the loops the same size. STEP 9: Place folded structure into carry case.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2019 by Juan C. Nacho
I bought this because I wanted to try my own bathroom setup while camping with my family. I find that this is a perfect product for what I needed it for. It creates a very small but sturdy tent about the size of a changing room. Standing straight up in it is no issue for me (I'm 5'4"). I didn't rate "sheerness" on this product because it is entirely opaque: no sheerness here. You CANNOT see through the tent easily, unless its dark out and you brought a lantern inside it with you. There aren't any hookups or anything on the ceiling of the tent that you can use for hanging lights unfortunately, so we actually used tape on battery-operated string lights and put those up inside it. We camped for several days, and the tent didn't come down a single time. Stayed staked and stable all week (we had no wind conditions thankfully: this thing is super lightweight, so I imagine the wind could take it easily). I find that packaging it back up in the circular bag it comes in is super easy, it sort of twist-folds like a windshield protector. Surprisingly it is not very compact when put away; the bag that it comes with is circular and about 15x15 inches. Not a problem, just a note. Additionally, there is no floor to this tent. It is open to the outside on the bottom, so you will have some insect and spider visitors if you have it up for a while like we did. Just be as understanding as possible; bugs are small and get confused, gently usher them back outside.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2023 by Jay Stiller
Great for using the bathroom or taking a shower and he’s eating a fold great size and very durable
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2026 by Mimi
This is pretty much a "you get what you pay for" product. Pros: extremely lightweight, packs down very compact, fairly spacious. Cons: SUCKS to fold up (like most pop-ups do, but worse), very flimsy construction, only access is through the door. Full review: I bought this for a basic shelter for my port-a-potty. Overall, it works as advertised. I really like that it's very lightweight and (after messing with it forever) folds down very compact and actually fits back in the bag (once you finally get it folded down). It's spacious enough to fit my port-a-potty and a 16"x24" mat for the "shower" area; it probably wouldn't be good for tall people, but I'm under 6'. I REALLY don't like folding it back up; the written and video instructions don't help at all. My suggestion: DON'T put it on the ground when you do the initial fold as instructed. Hold it standing up and just bring the top and bottom edges together. Holding those in one hand, with the curved part down (shaped like a raindrop), use your other hand to start manipulating the curved middle section. Basically, just start pushing, pulling, and twisting until you have roughly three equal-sized sections overlapping. I've used it four times now, and this seems to be the quickest method (if you get lucky). Additionally, it's very lightweight, and doesn't hold up to the wind very well at all; the internal frame structure is pretty flimsy as well as the shell material. If you're anywhere that has even a slight breeze, you will absolutely have to use the ground stakes. If the wind picks up at all, you'll also need to use the guy ropes. My final complaint (and I'm not taking a star off for this; It came as pictured): there's no opening to run a shower through. Even though it's fine as a changing room and restroom, it's advertised as a shower tent, so it would be nice to have a little access door near the top with a Velcro closure to run a shower head into. Overall, I'm happy for the price, and I would recommend it if you take the above into consideration and are OK with those issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2024 by Todd B.
I used this tent this weekend for Coachella just as a changing tent. Popping it up and staking it down was simple. It was pretty windy and the tent didn’t blow away or collapse or rip. Yes, the material is rather sheer, not see-through per se, so you can see the shadow of whoever is inside. So I wouldn’t say this is completely a privacy tent, especially for those looking for something for their children. I didn’t mind the tent being sheer since I was going to be half naked all weekend anyway, but it was nice to not have to change in front of my surrounding camp-neighbors. I’m 5’2” and I was comfortable changing; my hands did hit the top when I was pulling something over my head, so I’d assume if you’re any taller (the tent is 5’9”), then you may not be as comfortable. The tent doesn’t have a bottom (which makes sense since this is also supposed to be used as a shower tent) so you will have to use the stakes or put sand bags in the pockets at the bottom to hold it down. I am bummed that the tent doesn’t have actual pockets sewn onto the sides to hold small things (the “pockets” at the bottom are for sandbags to hold the tent down for those who didn’t read the description or see the description photos). Breakdown should’ve been more simple, but we were in a bit of a rush to pack up and leave. But from the video in the product information, it looks easy enough with a little practice. Overall, this got the job done for the weekend and will be good for the next adventure!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2022 Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2022 by Reneesha Rivera
My wife missed a money making opportunity tonight by not recording me. We got a Giga tent Pop up Pod for dance. This year we’ve had some rough and less than convenient changing situations at dance comps for Asher. So this was the emergency solution. Let me give you my review. The set up is easy. As soon as it’s out of the bag it pops open and is ready to go. Great size. 5 stars. But let’s talk about the tear down. The directions are less than helpful. So I found a YouTube short. The gentleman doing it was so confident in his abilities, he made it look easy. Here’s the missed opportunity. So step one, fold in half. Got it; easy peasy. Step two, hold down with foot and crisscross the sides. Easy. Step three requires a little more coordination. As I tried to tuck the piece under like the man in the video did. Now, you have to understand the extreme tension that this thing is under. As I let go of it with my foot, it’s sprung open at a speed faster than a jet fighter, breaking the sound barrier. With a deafening slap, this tent came undone and snapped me in the lip and nose. It felt like I had just been snapped in the face with a rubber band that had been stretched the length of the house and with the accuracy of a Marine sniper it got the most sensitive part of my upper lip possible and tip of my nose. As I fall forward and land face first from the kneeling position on the tent, trying to gain my composure from the ass whooping I just got from Muhammad Al-tently, I hear Lily laughing hysterically and Laura say, “I didn’t hear that step in the video”. It took me a moment, but I got up, tried it again, and I got it stuffed in the damn bag. Tear down, 0 out of 5 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025 by Kindle Customer