Seems like all the reviews I find are from the people that market the products and not much from the people that actually use them. As I remember the Gorilla grow tents were or are the industry gold standard. I know this is a subjective opinion but there must be an end all be all tent out there somewhere.
Quality 3x3 grow tent............
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Gorilla is by far the best if you want to save money build a room out of wood. I haven't tried every company but I have about 3 different random brands that are all shit the best of the shitty tents is secret Jardin but it's still shit I would never buy one again.
Just go gorilla they are so much stronger in every way even the gorilla lite line is significantly better than all the other tents I've seen and the height extension is great even if you don't need your plants to be that tall it helps with heat so have the extra headroom
hotrodharley
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I bought a 4X4 Ohuhu brand. $80. Zero problems and I use the zippers daily. The 6" outlets are EXACTLY 6" so getting rigid ducting through required slitting it. Covered the cut with duct tape. 3 crops and not a problem.
Arkitecht
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I have a few super cheap 2x2 tents I use for clone machines/pollen chucking/seedlings and starts. Been using them for a few years. They work well if you are gentle with them.
gwheels
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Tents are usually rated in thickness of material. The cheap tents are under 600D the decent tents are 600 and the great tents are 1680. You can get good 1680 tents that are not gorilla if you want better zippers and something more resistant to tearing.
If you are not moving it around and are gentle with it the thinner material might work.
I have only ripped them while moving them in and out of really tight spots (zero clearance). A roll of gorilla tape fixes them. And it sticks WAY better than ducky.
If you are not moving it around and are gentle with it the thinner material might work.
I have only ripped them while moving them in and out of really tight spots (zero clearance). A roll of gorilla tape fixes them. And it sticks WAY better than ducky.
buyyouabeer
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You should take a look at Homebox tents out of Germany; I have two the Evolution Q120 and the Ambient R240+. They are extremely well built with Panda film like interiors, heavy duty zippers, double lined floors, oversized poles, ports every which way and just a quality feel. Definitely a bit on the pricey side of things (shipping) but I love this hobby and pretty much always buy the best equipment I can find. If you are interested I can send you the contact info for the shop I dealt with in Berlin.
https://www.homebox.net/en/
PrometheanLeaf
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That's great deal on a 1680D tent, didn't know they sell that cheap. Only other 1680D tent I know of is the Octane tent but they cost as much as Gorilla. Wish there were more reviews of the MarsHydro tent.
Fake stoker
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Mars tent is well-built and the price is more affordable.
If you want to use top-end tent, gorilla is the one.
If you want to use top-end tent, gorilla is the one.
Antitheist
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I also have a few ohuhu tents. I use them daily. I've had the one 2 years no problems.
I have a friend that has a gorilla 4x4 he's had for quite some time. No idea how old it is. When I was gonna order mine he said; Unless you plan on riding out a rainstorm in it you don't need a gorilla.
We both do a lot of tent camping is the reason he used that reference.
What size are the intake and exhaust ports? They look like 4" but size is not in description. 6" would be nice. Concerned that 4" carbon filters would not be efficient.
PrometheanLeaf
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6" ports