Oztent Malamoo Mega 4P Pop Up Tent - YouTube

Howdy folks, we've managed to get some time outside here today to show you some

product reviews. Today I want to show you the Oztent Malamoo Mega Four-Person

Pop-Up Tent. It's the biggest pop-up tent in our range, a little bit different in

setup and pack up than other pop-up tents. We're going to show you the whole, whole

procedure. How it all works. We've managed to get a fairly windy day, so I'm gonna pop

this up but I've got some pegs ready down here to go, you wouldn't want to pop

this up and then leave it sitting around on a windy day or it's going to end up

in the creek or who knows where. Let's get started, we'll set it up and have a

look at the features.

The peg points all around the base of the Malamoo Mega, a lot of people

are tempted to use this little gap here. We don't recommend putting a peg through

there, having a peg down onto this, under hard ground, will actually damage the

pole. Pole runs around the base there. There are loops all around the base, there's

one here and one on the other side here to use for pegs. I'm actually just going

to slide my groundsheet over a little bit so I can get all those pegged down properly.

So the guy ropes with the Oztent Malamoo range are a nice bright orange

so you can see them during the day and they've got a reflective strip in them

so you can see them at night as well in your torch beam. Oztent have got a four

point attachment on these guy ropes with a little loop here that sort of auto

equalises between all four points, so they're actually really good guy ropes. So put them all

out every time you use the tent and they got, obviously, just a simple slide adjustment

to make sure they're all nice and firm. So the two steel uprights to extend

this small awning at the front of the Malamoo Mega, creates a little bit of a

sheltered space. I suppose if the weather's poor, a little bit of shade as

well. Two section steel poles easily clip together with a spigot that go through

the brass eyelet at the end of these awnings here and it comes with two extra

guy ropes that just loop over the top, holds it all nice and secure. As you can

see it pitches quite nicely, even on this windy day. So we've got the Malamoo

Mega set up for you. I had to rangle with it a little bit on this windy day,

make a few adjustments to the guy ropes but it's standing quite nicely even in the

wind. Features of the Malamoo Mega - on top of the main front entrance it's got

three windows, one on each side like this, and a rear window. They've all got storm

flaps that are open and closed from the outside. Zips on each side and a bit of

Velcro there so still has a bit of ventilation through there. So as well as

the windows, there are also vents at the front of the Malamoo Mega

here, just for a bit of extra ventilation. There's a bit of foam in here, a bit of a

stiffener and just a Velcro tab with a kickstand

underneath, so opening them just allows a bit of ventilation through between

the inner tent and the fly. It's pretty much it for the exterior, obviously you

can shut this front door as well when it's stormy to give you full protection

from rain and wind. I want to take you inside now and show you the features in

there. So there's actually a reasonable-sized

front vestibule in the Malamoo Mega. I've got room in here to probably get dressed

if I wanted, so you're walking through this front storm flap into a

vestibule then you've got a double door that goes into the main tent. It's this

interior tent, sort of detachable from the interior but you can see on the

floor here it's actually sewn in. I don't know why

you would want to unclip these around the edge, they're just basic little loops,

but it is an all-in-one tent, you don't need to set anything else up in here

over the top of what we've already done. There's a double door here leading to

the main sleeping area of the tent, we'll take you inside and show you what's in

there. So we're now inside the sleeping area of the tent. It is a four

person tent, it'd be very squeezy four adults, it would be a tight tent for a

couple and some small kids but, probably manageable. But probably a

roomy two-person touring style tent. There are, as I mentioned before, the

three-doors, so in terms of ventilation you've got three windows here, there's no

privacy flaps so if you open those external storm flaps you've got nothing

inside to sort of adjust, you have to adjust that from the outside. But for

ventilation, you've got those three doors and then the main door at the front here, so you

can see you've got a mesh panel and a solid panel so you could open it up with

plenty of ventilation if you needed. There's a couple of small storage

pockets and that's pretty much it inside there, aren't any lantern hooks or

anything like that, pretty basic. We've done some tests on what size

mattress you'll fit in here, you'd probably fit two singles, you wouldn't fit four

single mattresses in here, maybe a double. So that's the Malamoo Mega

Four-Person Pop-Up Tent. As I mentioned before, it's the biggest pop-up tent in our

range. As I've mentioned, also they say it's four person, I'd probably recommend two

to three maybe a couple and a child, it's probably what it's best for. But it is a

really quick setup, family camping tent. Plenty of space inside for sleeping and

storage at the front, good for a quick weekend getaway with minimal fuss.

That's it guys. Thanks for watching and we'll see you next time.