Great tent! This has been a great tent for my winter adventures. Tested down to 5 degrees Fahrenheit and stayed nice and warm with the addition of the t-brick 2.0. The stakes that come with the tent are fragile so be prepared to get aftermarket stakes but other than that I have been happy with the quality of this tent!

I love my Pomoly Dome X6 Pro. Spacious and perfect with my Pomoly Oroqen stove. I had this in winds of over 50 mph and it withheld the gusts great. I do use extra pegs at the corners to hold the base more securely.

I bought this wood stove for my gamma for Norton tent. It’s double the size of the one I usually use so it was much warmer. I absolutely love all the glass so you can watch the fire in the night.

Fits and works perfectly.

Have used this tent during a 5 day elk hunt in Oregon in which it rained or snowed all 5 days. No leakage that I could tell but had a lot of condensation issues. I know part of that problem resulted from a propane heater that I used that contributed to the condensation. Definitely encouraged me to pick up a wood stove in order to reduce the condensation. Also used the tent for several days in Florida and used the screen rooms due to a few mosquitoes. Didn't need much heat and condensation was much less of an issue. We still had some in the mornings but it would always dry out during the day. Definitely like the ease of setup, roominess, door options etc. Would like to see Pomoly offer a fitted floor for the Bromance to use when desired. So far, I have just laid down a large tarp for a floor but those never fit right and you have to improvise. If Pomoly would offer a floor, I would pick one up. Overall, very pleased with the tent and how well it sheds wind, rain and snow and sets up quick and easy.

I used this tent for a week-long elk hunt in the Wyoming wilderness. It was fall like conditions when we entered the woods and the temps dropped to single digits and snow by the end of the week. The shelter worked well. I like the skylight so I could watch our chimney to see what type and how much smoke we had out of our fire. I would have like to have the flaps that extend down to the ground on the shell to block out wind and snow, We set up camp at 9500 feet on the side of a mountain, the wind would catch us at night. Once the snow fell it helped block it out though. I also like the space provided to work inside. It gave us plenty of space to set up our stove and plenty of wood. We ended up using the door as a type of ground cover while sitting inside so it was more of a mat than a door. I also would have liked a little more built in storage pockets or a loft or guy lines to add in my own. This tent is low as well, so there is no standing up inside to stretch, which is something that I didn't think about before selecting a tent, but was still able to lay down and get my stretching in. I enjoyed how easy this tent was to setup and take down and pack up. It's also light for the size. I would suggest this tent to anyone going backpacking and needing some extra storage space or a place to set up a stove. I look forward to using it again!

Really like this tent! Use it winter camping and just got it's first sleet use this past weekend. Held up like a champ. Easy to use and heats up fast even with a small stove. I am curious though what should be used to patch a small hole I found, not sure where it came from or how long it has been there as it is not a hot spot hole nor does it look like a tear. What is best to use to fix it before it gets bigger?

It's a tent I've liked for a long time, and I used it as soon as I bought it. Overall, it's a good product, as I expected. There were two drawbacks I noticed: 1) The tent groundsheet and the inward-facing skirt at this point can sometimes open; the inward-facing part of the tent could be made a little longer. 2) In rainy weather, due to the tent's oval shape, the ground gets wet as the entrance door is opened and closed. I don't think there's much that can be done about this.