Territory Tents® Jet Set Privacy Shower Tent, Jet Set Framework, No Assembly, Camp Shower, Camp Restroom, Privacy Tent Shower, 78” x 62” x 62”, PT100DB

This is one of the best shower tents I’ve ever used. It is so easy to install and open up. It’s a little heavy, but it’s worth it because the weight makes it more sturdy. The material is very strong and there’s no see-through. They give you plenty of options for hanging items. There’s so much room in here that you have plenty of room to shower and change. We love this product and we’re so happy with it.

Not only is spacious, but it's easy to set up in under a minute. The materials look well made. I will make an update to this review if anything negative comes along, but so far I like it.

Wanted something more stable than the pop up ones and this is nice. It is roomy and stable and easy to set up and take down. It's heavier than some of the others I have purchased but that is what I was looking for, especially for dessert camping when the wind pick up.

The Jet Tent worked great! 30second setup! I didn’t have to add any stakes since there was no wind in the forecast. I used it with a rooftop shower and 5 of my camp mates wanted to take a shower as well saying it’s game changer-_- there’s a ton of space inside and I love how it has nets above to store your removed clothes while changing. Comes with an attached mat that keeps you clean. It’s a keeper.

After a 7 year fix-it relationship with an RV camper van, I decided to sell it and try camping in my smaller EV (electric vehicle). As a car camper, I wanted to use my vehicle as my tent, so-to-speak. In the EV's utility mode I can keep the heater or air conditioning running all night using the lithium batteries as my energy source. So I tried a sleep-over in the car and slept comfortably that first experimental night. What I found myself doing, however, was trying to replace the comforts of the RV with accessories to my small vehicle. One accessory that I wanted was a privacy tent that would make it easier for me to change clothes, maybe set-up a portable potty, or basin, and perhaps a shower so I went shopping on Amazon.On Amazon there are quite a few pop-up privacy tents as well as other traditional set-ups with poles. I looked at many, read the reviews, watched the videos. This Jet Set Privacy Tent appeared to be well-made, reasonable in price, easy to set-up, and likely had enough space for my purposes. I purchased it.I deducted 1 star off because the tent came with no instructions or warranty information. At the time I bought it, the tent could be purchased for less elsewhere so shop around. Shopping at the manufacturer's website may include a warranty.From floor to ceiling as I have measured the it, the floor space is smaller (48"x 48"), the center is wider (about 60"x 60"), and its about 77" high. Because it is wider in the middle, the design lends itself to being able to change clothes or shower comfortably.The quality of the tent is fine. The material appears sturdy. The zippers work well. The door of the tent is not under great strain when zipped likely preventing tears in the material. There are plenty of pockets to put items in the tent and two lovely large windows. I purchased a small table and a portable potty to go inside and the tent does not feel over-crowded with these additions.To pack it up, the tent is placed in the long narrow carrier bag through an opening in the top. As long as I was seated, I was able to get it back inside the bag where it fit snuggly. Although not as compact when packed up as other styled pop-up tents, it fit in my vehicle with my other camping equipment just fine either lying vertically down or horizontally across the back of the car or standing upright behind the front seats.Whatever those other reviewers said about the ease of set-up, this really depends on who you are, age wise, height, weight, strength, and strategy. I am almost 76 years old, 5'3" high, and weigh 120 lbs. I consider myself in good shape for a senior citizen. With no instructions with the tent, I found what appeared to be the manufacturer's instructions on-line. After unboxing the tent inside my house and straightening the tent out on the floor, the instruction is to start to open the tent by first pulling the tab at the roof of the tent until the roof/ceiling pops out. Well, that did not work for me. I wrestled the tent and pulled and pulled and pulled the roof tab, positioned myself as per the instructions, pulled again.... and unsuccessful, finally gave up a half hour later and took a nap!! After resting, I got on-line and watched two helpful videos. In the first, a woman set-up a similar styled screen room by pulling out the sides of the tent first. In the second, a man set-up the Jet Set Privacy tent also by popping out the sides of the tent first then he appeared to go inside the tent and push the ceiling up until it popped out. I tried it their way. By bracing myself, I successfully pulled the 3 tent sides out; however, I was still unable to pull out the roof/ceiling using the outside tab and I am too short to push up the ceiling from the inside. Almost without thinking, I turned the tent upside down, got partly inside, and gently pushed out the top with my FOOT until the ceiling/roof popped out then turned the tent back over. I have purchased a small tarp to perform this maneuver when camping to protect the top of the tent.For me, this tent is a keeper.

Bought this because the many I had either blown backwards or blown broken and got caught on my bar wire fence. This is hands down survived 24+ mph Pattison TEXAS country wind, cold, freeze, stormy heavy rains and scorching heat! I would highly recommend this tent to all happy campers out there that needs some privacy!

This is the first shower tent using the same hub design and fiberglass poles as used in their other brands like Gazelle Gazebos. I have owned one of those for many years and it still sets up easy like this shower room. This sets up faster and easier than those traditional tent showers with poles. I would compare the set up time with those quick pop up shower tents with the wire frame. However, once set up, this is much sturdier than both of those other shower tents I mentioned. You still need to anchor it down immediately with the provided guy lines and stakes. In fact it blew over and became airborne after I set it up. It weighs 12 lbs but any sudden gust of wind will blow it over. It has a 48x48 foot print and stands 72 inches tall. It has two pass through shower ports. One at the bottom and one near the top with ties to hold the shower head and hose in place. Note: This is not designed to hold a heavy shower bag. The roof will collapse from the weight. Two windows are provided for cross breeze. The floor is sewn to one side and can be staked on the other giving you the option to roll it out of the way if needed. There are three pockets for soaps with two loft pocket in the roof for larger items. There are two clothes lines outside but I don't see much use for those since there is no access to them from inside. Compared to other shower tents I have reviewed, this one surpasses all of them for ease of set up and quality construction.