5x5 Grow Tent, 60"x60"x80" High Reflective 600D Mylar Waterproof Non-Light Leaking Greenhouse for Hydroponics Indoor Plant

Setup was easy and everything fit nicely

It is a sturdy structure and very well built.

The bones of the tent are simply push button skinny poles that connect together. What I was extremely impressed about what’s the quality of the tent. The directions were subpar especially when it came to putting the tent on the frame, but if you have half a brain you will figure it out. Very impressed with all the venting, the heavy fabric and heavy duty zippers. Looks professional.FYI. Make sure it will fit before you buy and assemble. It is a b*tch to repackage

This is not a main grow tent - due to size. Unless you have no choice.Great for seedlings and dry hanging.FLAWS: -----#1) 3 Velcro Windows - Single Stitched cheap velcro. They LEAK LIGHT due to no interior reinforcement.--- Fix, spend an hour with aluminum duct taping interior of tent over stitching. ( Aluminum Tape ).#2) Door Window is NOT A VENT. Its plastic sealed. You can not remove velcro cover to use as a vent.--- Fix, Cut Plastic out. Optional - try to hot glue window screen material on it as filter.Noted: Some may want it exposed as a window - and any possible light leakage, but yet air sealed?#3) Zipper does not have exterior light flap. If the small flaps on the inside do not mesh when you zip up, there is a small amount of light leak.--- Work Around (Don't use to flower )...... Just don't..... Unless you can somewhat control exterior light.#4) Plastic clip for door flap broke the 3rd time I used it. Just the lock in portion. - BUT I like it broken more..... sad to say, easier to just put in, rather than clip in. But I hope the zipper plastic is not the same quality of plastic. This is the clip to hold door open so it does not flap back into your face when open. Please Note: My Spider Farmer Tent has only Fabric tie straps - A pain in the butt vs this clip.... I may buy a plastic clip for the spider farmer. - this tent had a good idea, just low quality plastic.Grunts I have:(1) 12 edges of tent, where poles are, are single stitched. But due seem to be good, no light leakage.(2) edges suck in when fully zipped up more than I care fore, but its a small tent....Likes I have:(1) The Zipper is double stitched attached and more or less very smooth.Noted that interior (very) small light leak flap is used as support for stitching.(2) Fabric seems good and thick - no light leaks outside of above mentioned stitching.(3) 1 person assemble - fast and easy. Zipper around all top and bottom, slip cage in & zip up.(4) Purchased because it was small and cheap! - for seedlings and dry hanging.Still had to tape up lite leaks though....If they fix a few things this would be an AWESOME tent. For the price - it works for me.If you gave the Tent a name brand and some other sizes........ at your price points it would fit a lot of growers. Please charge another $5 or $10, maybe even $20 if your fix the problems, Please........

Ok, so this was my first grow tent so I don't have anything to compare it to, however after putting it together it was better quality than I expected for the money. There are a few pin holes in the front and a couple spots where light leaks through the zipper joint but from what I've read that's normal with all, or most, tents. I'm growing autos so it's not that big of a deal for me currently. I will probably patch those pin holes when I do some photos. I believe the zipper could be solved with a velcro backup strip to go over it.The packager was superb. Wasn't missing anything and everything was super simple to put together. I currently have one 2k watt light but I will be installing a second and a 6" inline in the next couple of days so I will update this post with how it handles the weight of all 3.The mylar shell was a lot thicker, and heavy-duty than I expected. For half the cost of similar tents there is no way I'd buy anything but this one. I would put this one in the mid-range category for tents. I'm sure the higher end companies are superior but so are their prices. I'm very satisfied with this purchase and will be adding a second as I expand.Hope this helps.

This is my fourth grow tent. My last one was the iPower. That was the worst tent I ever owned. It lasted around 6 months before the zippers failed. This new tent is excellent in every way. Super smooth zippers. Not so tight it tears the seams putting it over the frame. double vents. It looks like one in the advertisement pics. I HIGHY RECOMEND THIS TENT.

Stitching is bad enough to let odors leak. I had to upgrade my inline fan yo what would be considered overkill to really get the negative pressure high enough that I wasn't leaking odor. The poles hold together well enough. The window is cool. There should be vents on all 4 sides of the tent, they really limit potential by only having two adjacent ones.Update: 3/14/23The poles snapped under the weight of my Marshydro FC-E8000. It does NOT weigh even close to the advertised weight limit. The side frame bars were also bent inward.

The media could not be loaded. It's huge and so is the cat. Pretty easy to assemble once you realize it's huge & you move everything around in your room for space because it's huge. The cat is huge too! It's a huge Maine Coon so both the tent and cat are huge.