LYN Extra Large Zipper Reusable Survival Emergency Shelter Tent,Thermal Waterproof Fireproof Lightweight Bugout, with Paracord✚Stake for Camping,First Aid,Hiking&Bushcraft

Light weight and quite sufficient

Got this for my sons they went camping in Canada, Northern Michigan, Minnesota, etc... This shelter can be worth its weight in gold. Setting up camp has never been easier – just unfold and extend the telescopic poles, and the tent practically sets itself up. This is particularly handy when you're tired after a long day of outdoor activities and just want to relax inside a shelter in no time. The camouflage design is a standout feature. It blends seamlessly with the surrounding environment, giving us a sense of security and minimizing our impact on the natural surroundings. The inclusion of a screen window was a thoughtful addition. It allowed for proper ventilation, keeping the interior fresh and preventing condensation build-up. Plus, the bugout feature kept insects at bay, so we could enjoy a bug-free camping experience.

Def a one time use thing. The stitching is that of a dog food bag. Easy to set up, but def not rip resistant. I am not sure why this is such a nice bag that it’s packed in because you can only use it one time and I don’t see how it’s possible to put it all back in the bag. Easily transported. Definitely small. You can use it for a sleeping bag, but be careful with the thread because it will unravel very easily. Cheap one time use zipper. It’s functional for one time use… then it falls apart.

I used to use tube tents when I used to hike a lot. Most of the time they were very thin plastic. This one is much sturdier and comes with the accessories needed to set it up. Very happy with this purchase. Sure, a full tent is more comfortable, but when you have to evacuate, you need to pack light and want to get to a place that offers greater comfort!

It's easy to set up but does no retain body heat

Great size

I bought this to carry with us when my partner and I go hiking and as a lightweight portable shelter to use for a survival class. It's advertised as being able to fit 2 people...unless they are stick people, that's not gonna happen. Although it's got a zipper, it isn't gonna be much help with bugs or snakes because the zipper is only on the side flap and not both side and bottom. It doesn't go up so that the sides are completely out like in the pictures either. However, it seems to be pretty durable. I didn't find any holes or rips and the grommets and stakes seem to be tough enough. I do plan on cutting some window flaps and using some mosquito netting to add ventilation to try to avoid condensation so I can use it during warm weather also. This could be a really good if not the best piece of survival equipment on the market if they tweaked it a little. Even with modification the sides didn't stay out...so this isn't work

The emergency tent works great. I used it on a camping trip in the mountain's, it was down to 29 degrees at night but we were warm. The tent has a front zipper to fully enclose it but I leave the top of it open to let the moisture out. Not any dampness in the morning so it works. I also have a 5x7' green nylon tarp that weighs only one pound and I hang it over the top opening to keep any rain or snow out. In the summer I bought a mosquito netting to keep the bugs away at night. It works fine.

Justo lo que buscaba y esta como me la imagine. Para ir en moto y donde me sorprenda la noche y no encuentre hotel. Perfecta! Y ocupa poco espacio!