1 Person Tent for Camping Hiking Mountain Hunting Backpacking Tents 4 Season Resistance to Windproof Rainproof and Waterproof

Very easy and fast to set up. Just put one long rod through the loops and then put in the 4 ground stakes. Simple. I used it for the first time last weekend camping in the desert and slept very comfortably. Just be aware that this is definately a one person tent. After putting in my sleeping bag pad and sleeping bag it pretty much took up all of the space. Highly recommend if you want easy set up and light weight.

Update: After carefully reading my review they really wanted to make things right, they asked me questions and got me a bigger tent without any issues. 5 stars for prompt responses alone. And the tent quality once again in excellent material. No clue what happened.I got the tent to go camping in specific location with high winds. The tent itself held up but the windshield corner ripped off from one the stakes. I thought the tent was big enough to fit a cot. But it was not big enough for a cot. So the tent was smaller than expected and now I can't use my windshield or rain cover because it's broken. The bag also, got swept away by the winds so now I can't return it. But the tent is a gmcool tent to have none the less.

Great small, semi-lightweight back packing tent. My only gripe is it's a little low on the headroom. Otherwise a good tent for an overnight in the backcountry. Easy to set up. One pole makes it easy to set up and the stakes keep it solid. The vestabule gives you a little room for a backpack, although tight, but serviceable.

Size was spot on with description.

I bought this tent with the understanding it was 2.7 lbs. Upon weighing it I found out it isn’t. I’m an older hiker and needed a pretty light tent to keep my pack under the limit that is comfortable for me . So I watched the video and looked at the tents specs before buying . I’ll probably hang on to it but with great reservations and contempt . Now I have to figure out what I can’t bring to keep my pack light enough for me. It is definitely heavier than it says it was supposed to be . Not thrilled.

Muy práctica , es la segunda que compro y la razón principal es que cabe muy bien en mi mochila y casi no pesa mucho lo cual es importante cuando se piensa en senderismo , en cuanto a un posible punto en contra sería que siempre tiene que anclarse con las estacas enterradas en la tierra para que se arme y no se colapse ,lo cual no lo haría elegible cuando quieres armarla en terrenos sólidos

Very easy to set up and take down, however a word of caution, install the aluminum pole before you stake down the tent floor else it is way to tight a fit and you may rip the material if you strong arm it. there is plenty of room for your sleeping bag and small accessories and the small vestibule will keep your pack dry in the event of a rainstorm.

The flaps can be propped up which is convenient for keeping an eye on my stove while also keeping it out of the wind. The zippers can/will get caught in the fabric, which is a common problem for thinner lightweight tents. Its not very warm in windy conditions, I would recommend putting a 2nd tarp staked close to the ground to keep the wind out. The stakes are aluminum, which is nice for softer ground, however, I am near a mountainous, rocky area, so they will probably break and wear down over time due to the annoying rocks in my way. The net acts like a window and is good for keeping the buggers out, and in warmer temperatures you can shed the fly and gaze at the stars through the trees. It's a good size as well- me and my little brother can both fit inside (He is tiny so 1 1/2 humans inside lol)