Gazelle G6 Pop-Up Portable 6-Sided Gazebo Screen Tent - Desert Sand
Gazelle G6 Pop-Up Portable 6-Sided Gazebo Screen Tent - Desert Sand
The Gazelle G6 is a 6-sided pop-up hub screen tent with 92 square feet of floor and an 86-inch peak. That is room for up to 8 people and a center table, with standing height all the way across. The hub design pops up in under 60 seconds with no poles to thread and no loose parts to lose. Packed down it rides at 8 by 8 by 74.5 inches and weighs 34 pounds, so it slides along a roof rack or down the side of a trailer cargo bay.
The roof is 210D Oxford polyester rated to 2000 mm hydrostatic head, so it sheds rain, not just sun, and carries a UV50+ rating for long days in the open. The six walls are TriTech single-filament mesh: it keeps bugs out, holds up to abrasion, and still lets a breeze move through. A large main door plus a D-shaped side door make it easy to walk in or load chairs and coolers without crawling.
This is the standard G6, so it is open-bottom by design. Drop it straight over a picnic table, a fire-ring zone, or uneven ground. A sealed footprint and solid wind panels are sold separately if you want a floor or full walls. All-terrain stakes, guy lines, and an oversized duffle bag are included.
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Overview
The Gazelle G6 is a 6-sided hub screen tent with 92 square feet of floor and an 86-inch peak that pops up in under 60 seconds. It fits up to 8 people plus a table and packs down to 8 by 8 by 74.5 inches at 34 pounds.
Key features
- 92 sq ft floor, 124 by 124-inch footprint, 86-inch peak height; fits up to 8 people plus a table
- Pre-assembled hub design pops up in under 60 seconds with no poles or loose parts
- 210D Oxford polyester roof rated to 2000 mm hydrostatic head with UV50+ sun protection
- Six TriTech single-filament mesh walls for airflow plus bug protection
- Large main door and a D-shaped side door; open-bottom design drops over a table or uneven ground
- Packs to 8 by 8 by 74.5 inches, 34 pounds, with all-terrain stakes, guy lines, and a duffle bag included
Use cases
At base camp the G6 works as a group dining and lounge shelter for up to 8, a bug-free spot to run a camp kitchen, or a shaded play area for kids. The open bottom makes it ideal at developed campgrounds, where you set it straight over the site picnic table and gain a screened room without moving any furniture.
- Footprint (setup): 124 in x 124 in (12 ft x 12 ft)
- Usable floor space: 92 sq ft
- Peak height: 86 in
- Capacity: up to 8 people plus a table
- Packed size: 8 in x 8 in x 74.5 in
- Product weight: 34 lb
- Shipping weight: 15876 g
- Roof fabric: 210D Oxford polyester, 2000 mm hydrostatic head
- UV protection: UV50+
- Wall material: TriTech single-filament mesh
- Doors: 1 large main door plus 1 D-shaped side door
- Floor: open bottom (footprint sold separately)
- Setup time: under 60 seconds, pop-up hub
- Included: all-terrain stakes, guy lines, oversized duffle bag
- Color: Desert Sand
- Model: GG601DS
Does the G6 come with a floor?
No. The standard G6 is open-bottom by design, so you can drop it over a picnic table, a fire-ring area, or uneven ground. If you want a sealed floor, a 6-sided footprint is sold separately.
How long does setup really take, and can one person do it?
The hub pops up in under 60 seconds once you know the motion. First-timers usually have it standing in under five minutes. One person can do it, but the spring-loaded sides snap open fast, so a second set of hands helps the first few times.
How many people actually fit inside?
The 92 sq ft floor and 86-inch peak fit up to 8 adults plus a table, with standing room throughout. There is space for chairs around a center table without anyone ducking.
Is it waterproof, or just for shade?
The roof is 210D Oxford polyester rated to 2000 mm hydrostatic head, so it sheds rain as well as sun, and it carries a UV50+ rating. The six walls are TriTech mesh, so it is a screen room first; for solid wind-and-rain walls you add the separately sold wind panels.
How does it hold up in wind?
It ships with all-terrain stakes and guy lines. Stake all six corners and run the guy lines any time there is a breeze, since the 86-inch hub catches wind if you leave it loose. For gustier sites, the wind panels sold separately add solid walls.
How should I store it so it lasts?
Let the 210D roof dry fully before you pack it into the duffle. Storing it damp can lead to mildew on the fabric, same as any polyester tent.