OneTigris Iron Wall Stove Tent, Lightweight Teepee Camping Tent with Removable Inner Mesh, 20D SIL-Nylon 1-3 Persons for Backpacking Hiking Fishing Canoeing Travel Winter Camping

Pro's:Pitching is quick and easy, I used small bungee straps on the stake points and it centered itself immediately first time out. Using bungee straps also let's you reuse the same peg for the 5x guy lines, which saves pegs if it's not too windy.The inner tent is impressively spacious for 1 person and well thought-out touches everywhere. You could get two people on mats in here in a squeeze and still have some room for some kit.Adjustable stake points everywhere are a god-send, while locking guy line adjusters are very effective.Stitching and seam sealing quality throughout is brilliant, 1st class as far as I've seen.The fabric seems surprisingly strong for how thin it is, with a little elasticity to it which is good. The slick feeling of that silnylon fabric seems to laugh in the face of british rainfall which is reassuring.Almost everyone that came for a look at it was very surprised at how little it cost for the quality of it.The tent bags, including pole and peg bags, are all very well made and feel sturdy.Onetigris's own stove jack fits perfectly and was effortless to add on.Vastly outperforms every single tent I've owned so far, across the board. Weight (or lack of!), ease of use, practicality, workmanship, everything. It decimated all. This is a tent made by people that KNOW and listen to what people need in a tent.Con's:Very minor, but for 'coyote brown' it seems a bit dark green to my aging eyes, but I don't really care because it still looks good and has a sort of 'military grade' appearance to it which appeals to me.Zipper pulls are very small and difficult to see/find at night, I replaced with loops of yellow paracord.The included pegs are lightweight, but I'm not sure I can trust them. Bivvy pegs still preferred.Because it's a heptagon shape with 7 sides, it's difficult to get a footprint sheet to fit. I got decent results with a Hikeman hexagon (large) footprint sheet, but I hope Onetigris comes out with one made for this.It could really use some hanging loops for tying up a lantern etc. inside the inner tent.The pole could use a nylon foot on it to stop it sinking into the ground, but a rock works in a pinch. My pole also had some dodgy finishing on one of the connectors which made it stick tight on occasion, easily fixed with a bit of sandpaper but it was annoying. Possible QC issue? Minor flaw at best.I wish the stove jack was included with it, even if it brought the price up a little.Overall:Excellent tent with a few minor niggles (show me a tent which doesn't have issues) but most of which were easily fixed with an hour's fiddling around.Seems dependable and rugged despite it's surprisingly light weight (seriously, my mess kit weighs more than this tent) and packs down small, yet when it's pitched it's comfortably cosy without being claustrophobic like some dome and popup tents I've used in the past.Compared against other 1-person tents on the market for the same weight/price, it's really big and spacious without being over the top. I've yet to test it in the rain, but I feel far more confident than before that it'll keep me and my kit dry and that's more-or-less straight out of the box.The silnylon fabric is thin enough to allow in a decent amount of natural light, so it's not particularly dark inside the tent, but still a useful amount of shade when it's very sunny.

Remarkable tent.Space inside is huge. Plenty of space in the inner mesh and in the other bit. Always guy it out, as it pulls the sides and gives more space.Really lightweight. And is easily compressed to make it small. E.g. I now carry it in an old sleeping bag stuff sack. Take it out when not backpacking tho.Very waterproof. I've had it out during a lot of rain in Scotland. No leaks.Very windproof. Due to the shape it's very stable. Position the guys toward the wind, and your be golden. This also means the door is away from the wind.It does have a condensation issue. However, it's no worse than any other sil nylon tent. It's just the way of them. Take a small sponge if it does worry you.Don't worry about all the YouTube guys possibly getting this for free, and giving good reviews due to that. It is a great tent. Packs up really small, weights very little, and provides an absolute ton of space.Remarkable tent. Insane value.Next step, hot tenting!

Seriously lightweight, packs well, if a bit slippery! Being a mesh inner tent, it is not warm in the slightest unless you use a small stove. Extremely good value for money. Quick and easy to put up although you may wish to add small cord loops to the pegs and use a small load spreader to stop the pole from sinking. A perfect size for one person or two smaller people. The only negative point I have is the method of tightening the peg cords is a bit poor, clever, but not the best. I was finding that they would randomly 'pop' undone causing flapping of the fly.

Great piece of kit, super lightweight and easy to set up. Held up very well in 2 days of gusting winds rain without any significant issue. Plenty of space for 1 with a camped inside the inner tent, could also fit 2 on mats although probably less comfortably. For winter camping there would be plenty of space for 2.Only 2 flaws that I feel worth highlighting, the sealing/waterproofing around the stove hole leaves something to be desired, there was some minor leaking through the velcro and inside the tent due to this, although considering the conditions it overall held up very well.The only other flaw were the stakes provided, they were unfortunately lacking in sufficient number to fully stakeout with all the guidelines that are supplied and were easily bent when pitching on harder ground so will be buying some stronger ones separately.Overall definitely a 5 star tent despite a couple minor issues.

I've used this tent a few times now and I do like the design of it but sadly I found that the line locks are so loose, the slightest gust of wind and I find myself having to go out and tighten them.It is waterproof to a point, anything more than a few showers and it sags and then leaks water in.The inner mesh is huge, you have a lot of room inside the sleeping area which is great if you are tall bit once again the line locks let it down as they loosen and the mesh starts to sag inwards onto you which then negates all the space you initially thought you had.On the whole I think onetigris is a good company and they are trying to create tents that apeal to hikers and bushcraft lovers alike, they are not quite there yet but I look forward to the time when they are.