Gazelle Tents - T4 Hub Tent Overland Edition
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It's worked for me. I can see the door design being a pain for people. It has kept out light rain and dew. As far as bugs....you're camping. I would just work my way around the perimeter of the tent and make sure that the velcro is seated together.
r/camping • Buyer Beware Gazelle T4 Overland Edition Tent ->Check out gazelle tents. I have the T3x and the T8. Love both. The T8 is too much for 2 people IMO. I'd take a look at the T4. Not the T4 plus. A bit big, but super easy to put up and take down.
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[https://gazelletents.com/collections/6-8-person-tents/products/t-hex-hub-tent-overland-edition-copy](https://gazelletents.com/collections/6-8-person-tents/products/t-hex-hub-tent-overland-edition-copy) Doesn't fit your budget. Easy to setup Quality and durability have never been an issue for me or people I know. I'm sure someone somewhere will be like "they are junk". Condensation control is going to depend on the weather as there is plenty of vents. Might be better off with 2 T4's from Gazelle.
r/CampingGear • Looking for a new tent in 2025 ->Gazelle T4, North Face Wawona or Big Agness Big House. Agree the T4 is a bear to.load and carry. We use our Wawona a ton once we learned how to set it up hahaha
r/camping • Best way to sit up in tent ->I have a Gazelle T4. Fits diagonal easily in the bed of my Nissan Frontier. Sets up so fast.
r/camping • Easiest setup tent? ->Your not alone I literally just got mines last week set it up in the backyard and a spider crawled in I spent $700 and they're telling me to duct tape the seams like why tf would I put duct tape on a brand new $700 tent ????
r/camping • Buyer Beware Gazelle T4 Overland Edition Tent ->Got this tent a as a gift years ago very durable and amazing to set up and tear down. Always catches people's attention how quick you set it up.
r/camping • Gazelle T4 Hub Tent?? ->I'm only one season and 3 uses in but, so far my T4 has been great. Only real downside is it's bulk. It's long and heavy. But it's a castle of a tent.
r/camping • Are Gazelle Tents worth it? ->Tried the Gazelle, liked it until I put it away on the first trip and 2 out of 4 metal sheath ends for the rain fly poles went loose into the dirt. Terrible quality for the price, went back to REI and got the Nemo Aurora.
r/CampingGear • I analyzed Reddit data for the 25 most recommended camping tents (in the past year) ->I love my Gazelle. From the inside, it has a smiling face. https://preview.redd.it/q1pj3tjxh9de1.jpeg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=76c1a899f46a5a1e9502a4754044d726496ff4b3
r/camping • Looking for a functional, but aesthetically pleasing, tent. ->I have a gazelle T4 overland exp. When driving I put it on top of my jeep roof rack and strap it down. I love the tent. Quick setup and take down like advertised.
r/camping • View on Reddit →I think it works really well for my needs. I'm always impressed with how big it is and how absolutely easy it is to pack and unpack. It has stood up to snow, frost and rain and especially wind. Single wall tents are not perhaps the absolute best choice for downpour conditions but using a well fitted ground cloth should help. I appreciate how durable the material is especially the floor. I would never undo the floor due to other reviewers but why would you do that anyway? Yes, the little step thru door takes getting used to, but it maximizes the amount of pockets that you can have as well as minimizing the amount of zipper malfunctions on a large walk-through door. Not suggesting fraud, but REI sells some of those tents if you got it as a "gift".
r/camping • View on Reddit →I love my Gazelle T4! 40F, solo camping, easy to set up and take down.
r/camping • View on Reddit →We like the gazelle too. Husband can stand up in it. Quick set up/tear down. Very roomy and seems to be holding up really well.
r/overlanding • View on Reddit →I love mine they are legit as all hell, only issue is weight and the size when packed, it's like 6' and weighs like 35lbs (T4 overland edition from 2020)
r/CampingGear • View on Reddit →The T4 may be tight for you if you have large dogs, or if you store gear in the tent and not the car. The build quality, vertical sidewalls and height are great tho.
r/camping • View on Reddit →Hahaha I have never experienced that. It's a regular tent that is waterproof and rainproof, let alone bug proof.
r/camping • View on Reddit →It's always kind of amused me that Gazelle is known for being heavy. Gazelles, famous for their immense bulk and weight. And yes I know it's called that because it's fast to set up lol. They really are super nice.
r/camping • View on Reddit →Finally pulled the trigger on a Gazelle T4 Overland Edition. I love it! So easy to put up. I also upgraded to a cot this year. Finally realized camping isn't a competition sport on who can suffer the most! I still try to camp light but due to age and health, I've had to add some comfort items. Below are a few pics of the many trips I've made this year. I mainly primitive/disperse camp deep in the forest next to creeks in the panhandle of Florida.
r/camping • View on Reddit →If you could squeeze like 30-50 more dollars... I highly recommend the Gazelle T4. Sets up crazy fast. Two doors. Plenty of air flow. So much storage options inside. Room for many, many things.
r/camping • View on Reddit →We have the Gazelle T4 hub. Got it in 2018 and have used it a handful of times every summer since, with two kids who aren't exactly easy on it. WE LOVE IT! It goes up in literally like 10 seconds, it's super tall so it feels very roomy, and it's well designed (nice pockets and window shades and things like that). We can easily fit our queen size mattress, a baby travel crib, a kid's sleeping bag/pad, and luggage/bags. Nothing is breaking at all \*knock on wood\* We live somewhere pretty arid, so we haven't tested it in much rain. Holds up well in the wind, all things considered. It's tall so it does get buffeted around, but nothing crazy. We've staked out the guylines when it was particularly windy, and that helped a lot.
r/camping • View on Reddit →Check out Gazelle, it's bulky but I love it anyway.
r/camping • View on Reddit →Only downside with those is the size when taken down. Not sure what kind of car OP has.
r/camping • View on Reddit →I don't understand how a bug could get through that Velcro if it's completely sealed. It's really heavy duty. OP did it to clean the tent I think but I always use a dustpan and shake it out after. I didn't think of running a cord thru as another poster said but that would be such a small opening. It would be nice to have a vestibule add on, if you have any tips on that I'm all ears.
r/camping • View on Reddit →I have the orange and LOVE it. Such a great tent. So cozy. So easy. â›ºï¸ https://preview.redd.it/uddc64wmhl3f1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e4cc2ead3939efd8b75aa133891f94928f3b636b
r/camping • View on Reddit →Check out gazelle tents. I have the T3x and the T8. Love both. The T8 is too much for 2 people IMO. I'd take a look at the T4. Not the T4 plus. A bit big, but super easy to put up and take down.
r/CampingGear • View on Reddit →I came here to say this. It's big, but it's easy peasy.
r/camping • View on Reddit →I've had mine for 8 to 10 years now. Probably my best camping investment. It's easy to setup. I like the full walls. It keeps the breeze out but a big gust can fold the wall in.. So plan accordingly. I haven't had a leak yet. I've had it in some nasty high Sierra weather and it held up well. Very sturdy construction. It came in handy on some of our overland trips. My biggest issues are the size and how dirty I get while muscling it back in the bag. It's about the size of 12 by 12 popup shelter folded up. I see them out a lot now. I've used it over a hundred nights at this point.
r/camping • View on Reddit →I like to blend in with the environment. Sometimes I stealth camp and really don't want to be seen. I know the darker color may get hotter in the summer but I don't camp in the summer! LOL 😆 Gazelle was out of the Alpine Green for almost a year. I waited till they came back in stock. I had a nice REI tent so I wasn't in hurry but I did want a Gazelle ASAP.
r/camping • View on Reddit →I've been camping for 30 years and I'm a huge fan of our Gazelle brand pop up. With little kids including a baby who doesn't like to be put down, it's a huge time saver!
r/camping • View on Reddit →Gazelle tents, T4 is perfect for a queen XPED mattress, and still plenty of room for my two cats, plus I can stand up completely and I am 5'7. It is also super easy to set up and take down!
r/camping • View on Reddit →I camp in the PNW, no leaks so far and it's been over 2 years.
r/camping • View on Reddit →If you're spending that type of money, look at the gazelle tents.
r/camping • View on Reddit →I have not have problems with bugs getting into my Gazelle. Maybe OP needs to leave the food outside the tent.
r/camping • View on Reddit →Gazelle T4 or Caddis Rapid 6 as a less expensive lighter-weight option. If you need something bigger I recommend a cabin tent, the Gazelle T4+ is enormous in its storage pouch and super heavy too.
r/camping • View on Reddit →Tried the Gazelle, liked it until I put it away on the first trip and 2 out of 4 metal sheath ends for the rain fly poles went loose into the dirt. Terrible quality for the price, went back to REI and got the Nemo Aurora.
r/CampingGear • View on Reddit →I love my Gazelle. From the inside, it has a smiling face. https://preview.redd.it/q1pj3tjxh9de1.jpeg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=76c1a899f46a5a1e9502a4754044d726496ff4b3
r/camping • View on Reddit →My partner and I use a Gazelle T4 and I love it. It's not huge, but I wouldn't consider it small either. No porch either. Okay, it's not what you're looking for... I just needed to mention how much I love it for 2 people. A lot of room for gear (I keep a chair in ours) and standing room. Edit: ALSO, it takes like 90 seconds to set up (without staking), 3 minutes with staking, 8-10 minutes if you suspect heavy rain and want to guy out the rainfly (don't need to in light rain). There's a version that is double the length for a screened in porch area, but it's very bulky.
r/camping • View on Reddit →+1 for Gazelle. In addition to being very roomy, the Gazelle is very very fast to set up and tear down. It handles inclement weather and strong winds (with the guylines staked down) very well
r/overlanding • View on Reddit →My only problem now is that I have a player 2 and it's not great for 2 people and one bed. I don't sleep on the ground.
r/camping • View on Reddit →I've been considering a roof mount because mine make the bed a little awkward because I need to lay it diagonal.
r/camping • View on Reddit →A few years ago Academy Sports decided to use that same pop out technology, and now I have 2 *basically* [Gazelle clones](https://i.imgur.com/eiUXlrM.jpeg) that I paid less than $250 total. They are fking amazing tents. The blue one is my favorite. Butttttt Academy being Academy they never actually pushed it even though they are extremely awesome.
r/camping • View on Reddit →The largest gap is where the zippers meet though.
r/camping • View on Reddit →I love mine, just me and my two cats ðŸˆâ¬›! It's perfect! Put a queen Exped in there and still have enough room to hang out in, plus I can stand up completely!!
r/camping • View on Reddit →Take the floor off to use as an ice fishing tent or have a concrete/dirt floor available for whatever reason.
r/camping • View on Reddit →Gazelle's are good, but they weigh a freaking ton. Not sure of your reasons for ditching the RTT, but other than the weight, the biggest downside of the hub tents are the massive amount of room they eat up in your vehicle. They don't park down like regular tents. I find myself running short on space when I use my gazelle.
r/camping • View on Reddit →Have you looked into the Gazelle tents? I have a T4 and love it. It's a bit on the heavy side but if you're overlanding it will fit the bill nicely. [https://gazelletents.com/collections/best-sellers/products/t4-hub-tent-overland-edition](https://gazelletents.com/collections/best-sellers/products/t4-hub-tent-overland-edition)
r/overlanding • View on Reddit →yeah, just go with a Gazelle. if you didn't care about bulk i'd recommend a Snow Peak but they aren't necessarily easy to setup.
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