Neewer 6 Feet/183cm Portable Indoor outdoor Photo Studio Pop Up Changing Dressing Fitting Tent Room with Carrying Case
Description:
It is the most compact easy to use changing room for any event. You will find many reasons to use this Changing Room. It is a great product to take to the beach, boat, pool, camping, or to use for other fitness events and training. There are plenty of professional uses as well: photography, models, trade shows, craft fairs and more… The Changing Room is completely discrete and gives you peace of mind while you change clothes.The Changing Room is made durable nylon.
Height: 6 feet
Color: Black
Package Contents:
1X NEEWER BLACK 6FT PORTABLE POP-UP CHANGING DRESSING FITTING TEN ROOM
Product Features
- Easy to use and set up
- Built-in Entrance with Zipper Expediently In and Out, Non-roof Design for Better Ventilation and Larger Room to Dress Up
- Non-bottom Design can keep the room tidy, no need to take off your shoes to get in, and more convenient to be folded.
- POP-UP to be a large Dressing Room – Folded to be a Mat Portable 6 ft POP-UP dressing room is the best protection for privacy anytime or anywhere.
- Height: 6 feet
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