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Here's mine..
I have the Hydro Hut Silver Edition 2x4 tent and so far I absolutely love it.
I bought it new in the box and so far am almost completing my 2nd grow in it.
The tent took a total of about 10 minutes to set up, was very easy to put together, and has an all metal frame with great top crossbars, seem to hold quite a bit of weight, (2 carbon scrubbers, 1 cool tube, 1 air cooled hood, and 2 fans)...lol... I really put her to the test...
There are plenty of vent's on this tent, 3x 6" holes on each side, and 1 6" hole in the back, and 1 6" hole on the top, along with separate utility plug hole (really nice feature)
The tent has 3, screened vents that can be opened on the lower sides, and back of the tent to allow air intake, and can be sealed up during dark hours to prevent light leaks...
The tent itself is very heavy duty, thick canvas outside (black with blue zippers) and the inside is lined with hammered mylar....
The bottom of the tent has a removable, waterproof shell that makes for very nice cleaning between cycles, as well as prevent's your floor getting ruined from overflow... works great
Light leaks on this tent are minimal, with the exception of a few pinhole leaks on the stitching, the tent is virtually lightproof..I even got inside and had a buddy close me in...couldnt even see my hand in front of my face
Overall this is an excellent tent...my only complaint is the stitching used on the zippers could have been done better, It has come loose in 3 different places which required me to sit there and sew it back up...not a big deal, but for a virtually new tent...kind of a letdown....
I like this tent so much, I am trying to find another just like it...
user ratings:
quality 10/10
light tight 10/10 (a few small pin holes in stitching)
assembly 10/10
frame 10/10
venting/ports 10/10
zippers/canvas 7/10
price 8/10
Here's mine..
I have the Hydro Hut Silver Edition 2x4 tent and so far I absolutely love it.
I bought it new in the box and so far am almost completing my 2nd grow in it.
The tent took a total of about 10 minutes to set up, was very easy to put together, and has an all metal frame with great top crossbars, seem to hold quite a bit of weight, (2 carbon scrubbers, 1 cool tube, 1 air cooled hood, and 2 fans)...lol... I really put her to the test...
There are plenty of vent's on this tent, 3x 6" holes on each side, and 1 6" hole in the back, and 1 6" hole on the top, along with separate utility plug hole (really nice feature)
The tent has 3, screened vents that can be opened on the lower sides, and back of the tent to allow air intake, and can be sealed up during dark hours to prevent light leaks...
The tent itself is very heavy duty, thick canvas outside (black with blue zippers) and the inside is lined with hammered mylar....
The bottom of the tent has a removable, waterproof shell that makes for very nice cleaning between cycles, as well as prevent's your floor getting ruined from overflow... works great
Light leaks on this tent are minimal, with the exception of a few pinhole leaks on the stitching, the tent is virtually lightproof..I even got inside and had a buddy close me in...couldnt even see my hand in front of my face
Overall this is an excellent tent...my only complaint is the stitching used on the zippers could have been done better, It has come loose in 3 different places which required me to sit there and sew it back up...not a big deal, but for a virtually new tent...kind of a letdown....
I like this tent so much, I am trying to find another just like it...
user ratings:
quality 10/10
light tight 10/10 (a few small pin holes in stitching)
assembly 10/10
frame 10/10
venting/ports 10/10
zippers/canvas 7/10
price 8/10