Camping Tents 1/2/3 Person,Outdoor Lightweight Backpacking Tent Waterproof 3 Season Tent for Family Hiking Hunting Mountaineering Travel

This little (1-person) tent was absolutely perfect for solo backpacking. Relatively lightweight (including the separate fly) compared to others I considered buying. It was very easy to set up, stayed stable in fairly windy conditions, and roomy enough to keep my backpack inside with me at night. Zippers operated smoothly. I don't know how waterproof it is, since I had clear weather for my first use, but the fact that the rainfly provides full coverage all the way to the ground is one of the main reasons I selected this model. Definitely a great product for the money.

I encountered moderate rain on a recent camping trip and this tent shed the water with no problem, not a single leak and no water made it into the tent. The upper walls of the tent are made of mesh, so condensation was not an issue, plenty of ventilation. I like the neon guy lines, which are easy to see in the dark, and the tent has reflective strips on it here and there so it's highly visible in the dark. The supplied aluminum tent stakes are beefy, not the cheap, thin steel ones normally supplied with a budget tent. The aluminum poles and clip design allow for a fast set up, and the rainfly provides two vestibules on either side of the tent to store gear. There is room for two adults, but it would be a tight fit, and all gear would have to be stowed outside. The tent is a bit heavy, at over five pounds, but it makes up for that in its water sheding ability and rugged construction. My only complaint is the roof vents in the rain fly can only be accessed from outside. It would be nice if there was a zipper by the vents which would allow access to the vents from inside the tent, so you don't have to go out into the cold to open or close the vents.

We got the 3 person. It's perfect for 2 people and a dog. 6 lbs, folds up really small, expandable stuff sack. Great design, the poles are clips only, no sleeves, which makes it so the full rain fly doesn't touch the tent. We've camped in rain and at the beach and haven't had any issues with condensation at all.It's warm! We camped in temps as low as 34 degrees at night and stayed warm (with the right sleeping bags).I like that it has fabric on the bottom part of the tent, instead of full screen so my dog doesn't claw at door in the morning and rip the netting.There's a hook on the top for hanging a light or Kindle and 2 pouches, one on each side, where you can either put stuff or stuff the doors into when unzipped fully. I love that the doors zip all the way open as opposed to tents that only zip around the top and sides of the door, which is super annoying.The bigger vestibule is spacious. I love that it turns into an awning with hiking poles. It gives it more of a homey feeling and an escape from the sun. Super easy setup. Cute color. We use this tent a lot.The only issue we've had is that the stitching on the awning went over the zipper in a few spots, so we had to cut it and I expect that will cause issues down the road. Also, the rain fly ripped in one spot, so be careful when you stake it out, don't pull too tight.Overall, we absolutely love this tent. It's our new go-to. Buy it and go have fun!!

I used this 1P tent for a two-night backpacking trip in Cossatot River Corridor Trail at end of November. Prior to trip, I added waterproofing to it at seams and floor. This the third tent I tried and kept because it had the features I liked: good width and height, patio/large vestibule, vents near the peak, green color, good price, clips to attach inner tent to poles (priority). I was incredibly pleased with it esp during the second night when it rained and it stayed dry inside and I can pack and stay dry under the fly in the morning. It got down to mid/upper 30's and I was warm inside. Here are what I appreciated about it: 1) zippers worked smoothly and doors can be stuffed out of the way into the corner pockets 2) vestibules are good sized for my boots and other stuff; can also cook in the patio if raised using trekking poles, 3) the poles are thick and sturdy, 4) reflective attachments to fly are useful in the dark, 5) because of clip attachment system, I was able to unhook and fold the inner tent, pack my backpack and put my poncho on, all under the fly and stayed dry. Later, I can then just fold and attach the fly and footprint (bought separately) outside my pack. 6) stakes are light but strong.Negatives: not as light I wanted ( I ditched the bag so that helped a bit) and guy lines are not reflective at least for the 1P.Overall, a great buy and a keeper for solo backpacking. I plan to get the bigger size for when I backpack with family.

I bought this for motorcycle camping. I’m very happy with its small packed size so I can tie it to my luggage rack without the poles sticking way out on each side. I set it up and am happy with it’s size. 2 people and their gear can fit easily in it and it’s tall enough so you have some head room. Large vestibules on each side to put things on the outside of the tent under the rain fly. 2 good vents near the top and the entire tent looks like it’s good construction and good material. Easy to put up and can be freestanding if you don’t tie out the vestibules or wind ties. I recommend this tent.