rabbit.reviews75Consensus score
How strongly 5 sources agree — expert labs and real owners, with community voices weighted heavier. Not one reviewer’s opinion; the pattern across all of them.
Buy it if
- Hub design requires no pole assembly, deploys in under 5 minutes solo
- Survived 70 mph thunderstorm gusts with gear staying dry (per owner report)
- Tall enough to stand up inside
Skip it if
- Expensive compared to traditional pole tents
- Heavy and bulky, won't fit in small cars
- Larger packed size than comparable pole tents
“I've had a Gazelle T4 plus for over 5 years now and love it. Last spring when we camped, a very severe thunderstorm came upon us - winds gusting to 70 mph. The tent stayed completely dry.”r/camping (SimplicityWon)
What owners love
- Hub design requires no pole assembly, deploys in under 5 minutes solo
- Survived 70 mph thunderstorm gusts with gear staying dry (per owner report)
- Tall enough to stand up inside
- Overland edition includes better stakes, weatherproof bag, and footprint
The recurring gripe
- Expensive compared to traditional pole tents
- Heavy and bulky, won't fit in small cars
- Larger packed size than comparable pole tents
In owners’ own words
“I've had a Gazelle T4 plus for over 5 years now and love it. Last spring when we camped, a very severe thunderstorm came upon us - winds gusting to 70 mph. The tent stayed completely dry.”