Backpacking-Tents World Famous Sports Camping Tent

When we go camping, this tent is just the right size for my wife, our teenage daughter and myself and our stuff. I like that its got a near six-foot clearance inside so you don't have to crawl in on your hands and knees. One person can easily handle the setup which is fairly simple and straightforward and takes 5-10 minutes. Ventilation is decent with windows open. Its an easy tent to like. I very much recommend it.

This was a replacement for the same model I purchased in 2004 and I am pleased with the new one. My daughter and I used it 3 nights on a recent Colorado R. kayak trip. The old tent had bigger windows and a screen covering the whole front door which I liked better. When I am in a tent I like to look out and see the scenery around me. This kind of fly is nice, too, because you can see out of the tent when it is on. This tent has larger skylight than the old one and that is nice, too, for those nights when we leave the fly off. We like to sleep with the window coverings down and the tent fly off whenever possible. We have spent some wonderful moonlit nights that way. I use a tarp about a foot larger then the floor inside the tent. It is much more efficient in keeping any water that might leak into the tent from you and your stuff. We did have rain on our trip, but no leaks. I'm glad I bought this tent and am planning on using it next month on a trip on the Green River in UT.

I was looking for a light weight, easy up/easy down tent. This tent is exactly what I was looking for! Except . . . it had rained pretty hard before I put up this tent. It didn't rain after the tent was up, but it was very humid. As dew formed on the outside of the tent during the night, it soaked through and dripped on everything inside. I had carefully treated the entire tent with waterproofing spray; the "rain fly" had been treated twice. The bottom of the tent did not leak, but I was using a ripstop tarp as a footprint, so the bottom of the tent wasn't in contact with the ground.The inside had plenty of room for a twin size air mattress, and when the mosquitos got too bad outside, I had extra room for my low-rise folding chair.In spite of the leaky material, I'm still happy with this light weight tent. I'll just make sure to take an additional tarp to throw over the top of the tent next time, just in case.

Used it for a night up at the white mountains. It was very spacious. Pretty good for the price.

Worked for about 2 months before getting holes at stitch seams. 2 months later rain flap had holes and tent was completely faded and brittle. Tarp lining on the bottom wore out in several spots and a leaky tent is always fun. Next time, I buy name brand.

Great size! We filled bottom with sofa cushions and fit 3 couches worth of sofa cushions to fill bottom. The bottom does perspire on the inside of the tent but other than that great!

I used this tent once and the elastic inside the poles that keeps them together broke.

Fast set up, but it is a really cheap material with lots of loose threads. Also, the pic makes it look like its 6' all around. But its only right in the center. Can barely jam my queen mattress into it.