2-3 Person Backpacking Tent with Double Door 2 Vestibule, Waterproof Windproof Lightweight Easy Set Up 3 Season 2 Man Two Person Tent for Camping, Hiking, Motorcycle, Mountaineering with UPF 50+

I bought this tent because I wanted something sturdy and windproof to handle the cold weather when winter overlanding through Death Valley and Mojave. The stitching and material are higher quality than I expected. The tent spikes are 7 in long and 3 rib metal which is better quality than you get with most tents. Everything was stitched very well and seem tape sealed without flaws. There are plenty of tie down locations and decent ventilation flaps on top for when you want it. The rain cover has velcro tabs on the inside to attach it to the poles for extra stability. I haven't had a chance to test it camping overnight but I am confident this tent will hold up well in the rain, wind and cold. The cover is thick enough to keep the warmth in and it goes all the way to the ground where you can spike it down to keep out crosswind. To lay four people in it they would have to snuggle closely but definitely a 1 - 3 max person tent. One person plus room for plenty of gear or two plus gear would be ok, three people you probably have to keep most the gear outside. It's not too heavy and it rolls up to about a 15 x 7 inch sack. One could definitely carry it back packing if you knew you were going into cold weather and we're just doing a hunting or fishing Basecamp. But it is definitely not an ultra-light tent for long distance or summer camping tent.The tent would be literally perfect if the spikes were 9 inches. In the sand or rocky terrain 7 inch spikes are too short. You need at least 9 to12 inch spikes to hold ground and still have enough on the surface keep the footings held down. Also If the velcro on the top vents went all the way across the vent opening allowing you to completely seal it down, this would be great. In a strong cold wind I like to seal up the side of the vent that faces the wind keep cold air from being pushed in.Follow up: 11/29/23: I've used this tent several times now in Nevada, Death Valley, and the Sierra's during the colder months. Temps down in the 20s with stiff winds. The tent has done very well. I've used several tents and have many. This tent is my go to tent now in the winter.Update: 10/9/25 still using this Tent without any issues. Zippers still work better than most. No holes or tears. Just spent several days hunting in the mountains north of Tonapah and woke up every morning with the tent covered in frost.Added a picture.

Easy to build. Very spacious for 2 adults, or 1 adult and 1 large breed dog. It would be tight for more. Was deciding between REI, GEERTOP. CAMPPAL is exceptionally well built, it's good choice, during strong winds and rainy nights one feels no worries in this tent. The velcros are well thought adds on. Regarding some other reviewer's concern, the ventilation of 2 windows is sufficient during night. If someone intends to stay inside the tent in 80 F entire afternoon, this tent has 2 exits which allows to open both sides, still have the protection from rain or sunshine, and get cross ventilation and breeze via netted structure, so in my opinion this tent is great for summer as well. Had a safe and worry free camping experience in 40-85 F. Knowledgeable customer service responded quickly to my questions. Matching M066 footprint/tent tarp is useful, sturdy and takes no space.

First, this tent is overall great - really weatherproof and secure, well made. The tie-downs are secure and all over the place...you can really secure this thing down and it's sealed up good when set up. I got this because I use to camp a lot and waterproofing is important to me (this was hunting-type terrain). Now we live in Hawaii so it's hot. This tent has a heavy-duty rain cover so it is not as ventilated as I'd like while covered (you're like really hidden in there)...and it's smaller than expected (we are a family of 4, two average-sized adults and two small children). It fits our family snug but there isn't much room to move around inside. You're basically in your tent to sleep or shelter from the rain but not much else. It doesn't give you much room to stand or be comfortable while trying to change kids clothes, etc. My wife doesn't like it too much but I'm sure we'll hit a night of heavy rain and she'll love it; she doesn't like how much smaller it is than our other standard Coleman tent. So, if you're needing a heavy-duty weatherproof tent, this is it...if you need/want space for the family, it's probably not the one for you. IF they made it just slightly wider and taller, it would be perfect. If it were just me, 5-stars all the way. Side note, the poles are awesome, super good quality and the bag is nice, fits in great...not a struggle at all (which is the worst when packing up). I wish they gave you two poles for the door flap but they don't.

This tent is durable and seems like it will last a long time. The tent is spacious inside, I am only one in it, but there is plenty of room for two. Three people would be crowded unless it was a child. The tent ventilation is excellent, the tent can be opened on both sides, both with openable screens. I am very happy with how this tent performs in high wind since I use it in the desert.

I wanted to like this tent. I really did. It had a VERY high build quality for the price, and I liked the dome setup. But three things about it just made it unworkable for me.1. It is a lot heavier than the description says. This ain't no 1.68 kg. It comes out at around 8 pounds trail weight. To me, that's pure car camping, at which point you may as well get a cheap 11-pounder you can stand up in.2. It smelled BAD. I'm used to some outgassing, especially with polyester tents, but this had an ammonia smell that didn't go away after a day of airing out. I don't know, maybe I just got a bad one. Granted, at this point the weight made it pretty impossible for me to consider using, but even if I had wanted it for car camping, that smell would have been tough.3. It was easy to unpack and set up, but man was it hard to re-pack. I actually couldn't get it back into its stuff sack to return it and had to find a bigger box.Anyway, I think Camppal has potential, if they can get more accurate about their weights, maybe introduce some truly backpacking-weight tents and get rid of that weird smell, but for now, I'd go for one of the other many excellent options on Amazon.

I bought this tent used and it did not have stakes or tensioners so I bought some heavy duty stakes and tensioners. One of the grommets was missing, too, but that didn't bother me. I am 67 and it was easy to set up and take down by myself. I needed a tent that would withstand rain and wind as I was going on a 5 day river trip down the Main Salmon in late August. The first 2 days of the trip it rained nonstop and the tent kept my gear dry. I loved the rain fly. I used 9 guy lines to keep it away from the tent and in case of wind (which never happened). I was able to sleep comfortably with my gear in the tent. It is not really a 3 person tent unless it's 3 children? It was perfect for me and my gear or two people and limited gear. BUT, you can put gear outside each door (vestibule) and still be under the rain fly. By the end of the trip I didn't use the rain fly and loved how open the tent was. You could almost see the stars through the mesh. Ventilation was good. It was a great value and functioned perfectly.

This tent doth leak in heavy rain ☔🌧️ unfortunately. I use this ohel everyday here in middle Tennessee where there is alway pop-up thunderstorms in the late afternoons and evenings. Water 💦 will leak into this tent ⛺ during such heavy rains. I love the "natural" colour of this 2-3 person model but not ever weatherproof. Ventilation is ok however. Lots of mesh built into this ohel not to mention the two LARGE 🦣 doors. If you like a leaky tent ⛺ I highly recommend this tent from Camppal. It won't fail to disappoint you 🫵😌🙂‍↕️☺️👋

This is the best build quality for a packable tent I've seen ever. Lovely piece of work. Add a thin 8x10 ground tarp and you're up to 10 pounds for total backpack burden. Certainly doable for hiking, going at a moderate pace.Two sleeping bags fit comfortably. Built in pockets serve as convenient storage for food, water, a camp stove.If you need to accommodate 3 - 4 - 5 children, I'd consider buying two of these MT066 models rather than getting into the hassles of packing and then securing a full size tent. Securing tall tents against wind gusts is not for the faint of heart.In addition: Amazon seems to miss with one part of the ad copy for this item. The footprint is indeed 110" by 82".

La tienda llegó bien aún no la pruebo pero el peso total de la tienda es de 3.350 kg para que lo tomen en cuenta