grumpalicious
New Member
1. The "thickness" of the walls are underwhelming. Put together about 8 sheets of paper. That's how super thick this stuff is.
2. Pinhole light leaks.
3. Light leaks through zippers.
4. Light leaks through the window velcro.
5. Ports are a pain in the ass to fully close.
If you turn off all light sources and have a bright like in the tent, you will see some light. This is not 100% light proof, but it is PROBABLY light proof enough to not interfere with flowering.
The best thing about this tent seems to be the metal poles and corner pieces. They've got a ways to go until they make a 100% real product. If you look closely you can see areas of the tent where they have cut corners to keep cost down. I think this was a mistake, and that they should have increased the price of the tent and therefore the quality.
For this tent's cost, I probably would not recommend this to anyone unless you are okay with some light leakage, and pain in the ass ports.
It's fixable, you just need some electrical tape or something. But it's really damn lame that you have to do that.
2. Pinhole light leaks.
3. Light leaks through zippers.
4. Light leaks through the window velcro.
5. Ports are a pain in the ass to fully close.
If you turn off all light sources and have a bright like in the tent, you will see some light. This is not 100% light proof, but it is PROBABLY light proof enough to not interfere with flowering.
The best thing about this tent seems to be the metal poles and corner pieces. They've got a ways to go until they make a 100% real product. If you look closely you can see areas of the tent where they have cut corners to keep cost down. I think this was a mistake, and that they should have increased the price of the tent and therefore the quality.
For this tent's cost, I probably would not recommend this to anyone unless you are okay with some light leakage, and pain in the ass ports.
It's fixable, you just need some electrical tape or something. But it's really damn lame that you have to do that.
