Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Update: I still recommend this crate for all of the reasons listed below, (and as others mentioned, still watch out for chewers) but our pup ended up trying to get out, pawing and leaning on the zipper and busting it to get out. I still like the concept of the soft crate, and like this one specifically for comfort at home, but not to keep her in as much as to keep her comfortable. We originally got this crate to take camping with us so our new adopted fur baby would be comfortable and have her own space. The crate looks and feels huge (ordered 42’)! Plenty of room for our 65 pound pup. The crate appears to be good quality and was very easy to put together and take down to pack away. Having the crate come with a crate pad was helpful too as it was one less thing to forget to buy or pack. The pockets/small storage compartments are nice too. Unfortunately for us, the crate was too big for our trailer so we have yet use it regularly. We used it in the car and that went well and when it was set up in the house for our dog to get used to it, our dog went into it more than her traditional metal crate and we considered switching it out, but were concerned that her puppy mentality would try to chew through it when we were away and we would be out a great travel crate, $70 and things we care about in our house. So, for now it is packed away and ready to use. If our house was bigger, we would use this crate as her sleeping crate in the bedroom and the traditional crate for when we leave. Hopefully this ramble is helpful to someone! Overall I’d recommend it and buy it agin, just keep in mind your chewers! I’ll update if anything comes up in future use.