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if you have a minimum of a backpack, definitely a one person tent. If you want two, hopefully your good with each other and on the more slender size. You wont be able to stand up to change. This will be done laying down.

After several uses I'm happy with my purchase. This tent is simple, functional, enough for 1 but not 2, lightweight and reasonably priced.After MORE use I will underline that this tent is definitely only a ONE PERSON tent. Also, it's not tall enough inside for a short person like me (5'6") to stand up enough to put on a pair of pants. I have to do that sitting down. THAT has become the most annoying factor.

I bought this tent around 18 months ago and have to say that it has thoroughly impressed not only me, but all my fellow campers too. I waited to write my review as it would be difficult to have much of an opinion on such an item directly out of the box. Over the past year or so I have really put this tent through it's paces and it has never failed to deliver. It has endured high winds, extreme cold, many, many inches of snow and even helped a friend and I survive a blizzard while stranded on an island in Long Lake, NY, This is not an exaggeration! We were kayaking and expected cold temperatures but the wind kicked up and produced white out conditions and wind chills in the low teens. We couldn't paddle in the waves so spent around 36 hours stranded there. My friend had his own tent (for practical purposes this is really a one person tent) but it was not providing much shelter during the extreme weather. Several inches of snow fell and the snow skirt performed amazingly ... banking the snow around the tent and providing much needed insulation. The wind gusts were incredible and the tent afforded us both complete protection. It was a little cramped in there but my 6ft plus friend was amazed that although he had to lay with his feet outside the inner shell, he was perfectly comfortable with his shoes off in sub zero temperatures. It endured being snow bombed from the trees above and I was genuinely stunned by how rigid the structure remained despite the relentless battering.The extra little covered area in the front is extremely useful as a place to store shoes, gear and supplies, etc - freeing up more space inside while keeping the items protected. It's a great asset for waiting out the rain too ... allowing you to see outside while staying completely dry. The tent is super easy/fast to put up and take down and very compact and lightweight. Little details like the reflective ropes and the self sealing velcro on the flaps just add to the overall quality of this product. I have slept in this tent in through pouring rains, heat, high winds, on sand, in mud, on ice and in snow and it has always kept me completely comfortable and dry :)

So me and a buddy did a trout fishing trip in late November 2021 in the Great Smokey Mountains National Park. We hiked in late and It rained,sleeted and the wind was hard that night. My buddy’s tent was saturated and we were about 10 miles in. We had to share my tent in a pinch. The only up grade I did was spray the tent with water repellent like I do all my tents before trips. The picture shows everything wet except us and our bags! The tent has decent room for two but will keep you dry. I would definitely buy again.

First of all, I'll do the pros last.A tent and any gear really, for outdoor use, should be gaged on its durability. Originally I was going to give this tent a 3 and update it after actually using it. But after some short term plans with friends I had a good opportunity to use it a week after buying it. I took a trip from Utah to Banff, Canada. I'm an avid hiker and camper and for short term review would say this is a 35$ tent, not a 100$ tent. I thought I could bypass the 250$ 3 man tents, and go with a no brand name middle class one, since I'm not hiking mount. Everest or anything, but still quite the trip. and it has worked in the pastCons:-Very low durability.-Stakes that bend very easy, even for not that hard or ground.-Tent does not breath very well (however worked well in the rain for me and my brother to keep warm)-Vents are supported by foam that will undoubtedly ware out after 3 months of avid use. like I would use it.- ripped either before I used it or day 1 while setting it up since that was when I noticed it.(picture included) I believe it was before I used it since I treat my gear like royalty.- probably is related to the rip, but several places the stitches seemed less than good- instructions and info not in English. (Usually spells cheap after seeing that :(- logo was partially rubbed off when I got it, making me think this item may have been previously returned.- (this us usual but still deserved a mention) description says 3-4 man. Mine is definitely a 2 man, maybe they sent me the wrong one, but I doubt it. It would be hard to even FIT 3 sleeping bags without people. FORGET the gear.I really wanted to like this tent. But again, tent material feels cheap and plastic-y, again not 100$ feel.Pros:-For a 2 man tents, great design-color of orange is nice to be honest- outside mess area created by the rain tarp is a good size for shoes and maybe an extra duffle bag or small pack- the tent DID hold up to very heavy rain, even when setting it up and noticing the rip, all gear stayed dry after at least 36 hours of letting it sit as well as sleeping in it- the ceiling of the tent is a nice height to where a 6ft person like me cam sit up in the middle no problem.- the base seems to be a slightly tougher material which I was pleased to see.- no complaints about the tent fitting back in the bag!! Which if ANYTHING, deserves the star!Like I said I really wanted to like this tent but for it's quality and the issues I did have with it, the price is way way way to much. If the quality was better, and I didn't see Chinese looking instructions that I couldn't read. Then it would be a fine tent to take on a road trip with you significant other. Me and my girlfriend dealt with this tent for a week, still have a couple days to go so I'm littiraly writing this while on the trip!After the fact I'll be returning this for sure, especially since it seems it came ripped and possibly defective with bad stitching. So I'll update my review on how returning it went. As well as post something on the seller feedback it it's a problem.

Really easy set up , even if you're alone, it won't take you more than 7 minutes (rainfly include) .On a ventilation/heat retention ; During the day , the possibility of having two sides of the tent open with screens is wonderfull. During the evening and night the double layer wall is perfect at keeping you warm. Since I was on a solo trip, it felted like a palace to me . There's enough space for 2 adult for sure , but you'll have to keep your gear in one of the two vestibules .For more confort i'd recommend using with a footprint since the floor is not totally waterproof.That said , i've had a wonderfull night, even if there was a thunderstorm in the middle of the night . The rainfly did an amazing job . Once the sun came back at morning and I was ready to packed, it took about 30 minutes to dry.The zippers work great, pegs are solids and fabrics feels sturdy .Sincerely, I wasn't expecting that much quality for the price . I would recommend to everyone who's seeking for a solo or 2 person tent . Of course there's a lot of option for 1 person tent , but I think for the price and weight/dimensions difference you won't be deceived.

Can't beat the price. I own multiple MSR tents and this tent met my very high standards. Had it out on a late fall camp along the shore line. Experienced -10*C with 40+km/h winds in a completely exposed spot. Tent handled the wind with ease and lost little heat through the night without creating any condensation. Very impressed for the price, outperforming my expectations. I will be giving it a second test in -30*C soon enough and testing the snow skirt.Don't hesitate for an affordable and surprisingly light winter tent.

It's a fake 3 season tent.

This arrived quickly and was exactly as described, I bought it when it was on sale for $95. The water jug in the picture is a 4L just for a size referance and the air mattress I use is 77 inches long so it's a bit close to either end. I'm 6' and can lay down fine, plenty of room for one person and gear, but two mattresses side by side would take up the whole floor space so backpacks would have to be outside under the vestibule but theres plenty of space in them and theres one on either side. It's very easy to set up, no instructions nessecary although they have some on the bag. The zippers slide well and can be operated with one hand, especially when pegged down. The floor is a nylon type material similar to the sides but feels a bit thicker and more waterproof, it is a bathtub style (comes up the sides about 5 inches) you'll need a footprint for sure to keep things from poking through. I'll be using it outdoors soon so I'll update this after that trip.****UPDATE*** I used this on a motorcycle camping trip and loved it. It packs small, sets up in minutes and I had tones of room for my sleeping bag/pad and gear. The vestibule under the awning was perfect for my boots and plenty of ventilation. I can't wait to use it in the winter.

It is a heavy tent, not very backpack friendly. However it is strong enough, has very good features like two doors and two vestibules making it perfect for 2 person crawl in and out while also keep backpacks and shoes in a protected hood outside the tent sleeping space. It is also well ventilated with two vents on top of the rain fly and doors have the option mesh or nylon (you can unzip the windproof nylon and let the mesh closed for more side to side ventilation).Pros:- Price is excellent for what you get.- Comfortably fit two persons- Ventilated and double walled (although condensation still occurs at the floor, it never dripped over during the night)- Relatively easy to assemble/disassembleCons:- Heavy for backpacking long stretches- Cumbersome to assemble under raining conditions due to the way sustain poles are inserted into a fabric channel (advanced/expensive tents use hooks instead)- Tent pegs are heavy and really crap, get yourself a good set of pegs.