WeatherPod® The Original Shark Tank MyPod™ 1-2 Person Pop-Up Pod - Stay Warm, Dry, and Out of The Sun - Weather Pod for Sports, Rain, or Wind

I use it when my kids have sports. Blocks the wind, keeps me from sunburn. When it’s cold, zip up, 30 degrees warmer in here! Super easy to set up by myself.

Works great keeping wind and rain off.

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I finally got me one of these under the weather tents ⛺️ and I am so happy with it.

This is definitely a multipurpose item for us. We use it at home when we need to go outside and one of our dogs wants to run, we have a nice place we can sit and let them run and us stay dry, rain or snow. Also when we travel and one of us ( i wont mention who) is afraid of bugs they can be put in this little cube and be safe lol.

My son has played baseball since he was 6 years old. Where we live when the season starts it’s always cold. Last year I observed one child’s parents in a pod. I decided to give it a try this year. I’m so glad I did. Although it can be a little challenging on windy days, it does keep the wind out. So, I still use my blankets on cold days, but when I do that with the pod, I’m always much warmer. It’s worth the investment.

The weather pod is a must if you have someone playing baseball! My grandson plays travel ball so we start playing in February. The weather pod blocks the wind/rain and is so much warmer inside. While everyone was bundled up shivering outside, I actually had to take my jacket off inside the pod. The sun had warmed it up tremendously. You can fit two chairs in the 2 person one. It’s a tight fix but can be doneTricky to fold but that’s the only con

My fiancé works at a beautiful resort and I'm her ride home from work. Because of the nature of her job she doesn't always get off at a set time, which means I often have to wait for her. This isn't a problem since it's a breathtaking location nestled at the foot of a mountain along a river. The views are nice, people are friendly, and it's a relaxing place to bring a camp chair to just sit and chill under a shade-tree. Unfortunately the weather doesn't always cooperate. I'm a smoker (nasty habit, I know) but I never smoke in my house or car, so I wanted the MyPod so that I'd have a dry spot I could sit and have a cigar outside of my car while I wait. I finally got to try this product last night and what follows are my observations, as well as a few suggestions on how this product could be improved:The setup process is very simple and takes less than a minute to complete. Zippers tend to hang-up in a few places, but that's likely because this was its first use. Inside is spacious enough that I didn't have any trouble setting up the chair inside or folding it up while still inside. While sitting inside, I did feel a bit like an action figure in its original packaging, but was very comfortable. I did not put the MyPod back into its original bag because it needed to dry, but it did fold flat enough that I could put it in my trunk with ease. Once dry, folding it back into its original shape to fit in the bag was a bit difficult but became easier with practice and knowing how to fold it. Overall, a pretty pleasant experience.My one complaint was that rainwater collects on the roof, bowling it out. If not routinely pushed up, allowing collected water to run off, the water would begin to seep through and drip inside the MyPod. This could be remedied by designing the ceiling to accept a couple small fiberglass poles, like what you'd see in a domed tent. This would create a pitch that wouldn't allow water to collect on the roof.One additional, minor, complaint is that when sealed up, the windows of the MyPod fog up in cooler conditions. The doors could benefit greatly from a built-in awning. Just a simple strip of material that sticks out a couple inches and follows the curvature of the door along the top. This would allow for the top of the door to be left open enough to allow for ventilation while preventing rain from coming in. Alternatively, an optional rain cover flap could be included with the My Pod. It would work just like the rain cover for a tent. It could be supported by the aforementioned fiberglass poles and affixed with built-in hook-and-loop straps, and bungee anchors at each corner. Doing this would also allow for mesh windows in the roof for ventilation while still being water-resistant, or simply leaving the doors unzipped a few inches at the top.The inclusion of a small loop at the inside top of the ceiling would allow for the hanging of a small lantern, flashlight, or one of those nifty lantern/fan combo units. If the roof had the support of those fiberglass poles mentioned previously, the loop could be incorporated into those quite easily and with no risk of damage to the roof from the weight of the chosen device.Clear plastic pocket in the face of the door. I've got a shower curtain that features these pockets designed to hold a smart phone or tablet for entertainment while in the shower. Incorporating one of those pockets into the door of the MyPod would allow the user to watch media on their chosen device while being confined to the MyPod. I figure not everyone will be using this on the sidelines of a soccer game, and the option for hands-free electronic entertainment would be a welcomed feature addition.In closing, this did a pretty decent job of keeping me sheltered from the rain, and the temperature difference inside the MyPod was both noticeable, and appreciated. I think with a few improvements and some simple additional features, this would be a top-notch product for anyone who may find themself outdoors during inclement weather.

Love my under the weather tent!!It's easy to put up and once you get the hang of putting it down you will love it too!!

Disappointed that there is no screens