Visibility inside’s pretty limited without your own light source, but zipped up tight, there’s plenty of privacy. Ever tried using dimmer red lights to avoid attracting insects at night?
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Sweeping snow off regularly is spot on—these pop up pods really aren’t built for heavy loads. I’ve seen folks slide in a couple of lightweight poles or even broomsticks across the roof for extra support, just to keep it from sagging in wet weather. Doubles as a good way to hang a light inside, actually. Anyone ever try lining the seams with weatherproof tape for extra leak protection?
The compact nature of it, making it easily portable, is also a bonus. In my garden
I’ve actually used mine for gardening too—perfect hideaway when you need a quick change after digging in the dirt. That portability really is a game changer, especially for folks who like to keep things simple and tidy outdoors.
That’s such a clever use, turning the pod into a quick-change spot after working in the garden! I hadn’t thought about how handy it’d be for swapping muddy clothes before heading inside. I agree, portability really makes or breaks outdoor gear, especially for those of us who are always hauling tools and harvest baskets around. Have you noticed if the z
Has anyone tried using it at night time?
I’ve used something similar at night and honestly, you do need to think about lighting. The material isn’t super thick, so a lantern inside makes a bit of a shadow show for anyone nearby! If you’re worried about privacy after dark, maybe hang a dark sheet inside or use a headlamp instead of a big lantern. Otherwise, it’s still handy for those
The greenhouse and herb-drying ideas have me smiling—love that creative thinking. I’ve used pop up tents like this to shelter young seedlings from a sneaky late frost, and you’d be surprised at how much warmth they hold even as the sun dips. For herbs, I’ve noticed the flavors seem a bit brighter when dried outdoors with good airflow, as long as
Visibility at night inside the pod is pretty minimal unless you bring your own light—agree with BlueSkyWanderer on that point. I’ve used a little headlamp or hung a battery lantern from the top loop, which works fine for quick tasks, but if you use anything super bright, the whole thing can glow a bit from
Used my Wakeman pod during a week-long comms exercise, and honestly, the peace of mind having that bit of privacy in a busy camp can’t be understated. It’s quick to pop up and pack down, even in the dark. For airflow