Great product, Lovely tent ideal for 1 person with room Not 2 though. Quality at a real value price compared to similar far more expensive brands.

The tent was delivered quickly (4 seasons), with a mat and covers it turned out almost 1.9 kg, as it were, everything is fine, the only negative, it seems to me, is no reinforcement on the fabric in the places where the suspension is attached, especially on the central arc. It is very difficult to say how much this tent will last, the material is thin, but strong, I chose because of the weight, nothing was easier. For assembly and disassembly 5 out of 5, for convenience by 3.5 points, but you sacrifice something for the sake of lopbice.

I haven't tested it in the field yet, but I've already put it together and I really liked the design and how modular it is. It is very spacious inside since it is 110cm high and the crossbar helps the sides of the tent to remain straight, making better use of the space.

I got this a couple weeks ago, did a test set up to make sure it was all there and solid, it checked out. Last weekend I took it camping in the mountains among the giant sequoia trees for its maiden voyage. I was very pleased with this little beauty. Set up was a piece of cake, as was take down and getting it back into its bag. I also purchased a cot that sits about 8” high, and by slightly angling the cot I had head room when seated and space on the sides for my stuff, plus under the cot space. The tent opening is a bit low, but the cot also helped launch myself out and stick the landing. As I’m pushing 60 I know it’s only a few more years I can manage that, but I think it will serve me well until then. We did have a wee spot of rain one night, leaving me host to dozens of moths between the tent and the cover. This presented a conundrum as I contemplated how to unzip the tent flap to unzip the cover flap without letting in a hoard of moths in the process. Luckily my camping buddy was still up and opened the outer zipper and shooed away the ones on the tent flap. I doused my light and she lured many away with her lamp. After I went and did what I hadta do, I set up a decoy light between our tents, we doused our lights and got back in our tents fairly moth free. Still not sure how I would have done it alone tho. While I’m sure it could sleep two very skinny people in mummy bags, there would be limited space for their stuff. I’m glad I got this tent, we are gonna have us some fun together!

We took this tent into the Flathead national forest on a backcountry trip. 1. It’s nice and lightweight 2. Held up great through rain and 2 feet of snow 3. We stayed warm in this tent along with our camp mat and sleeping bag. Only down side was with that much snow it did weigh down and we got a little bit of moisture in the tent. Other than that this is an amazing tent.

I purchased this after reading several reviews and watching videos on budget backpacking tents. I didn't have a whole lot to spend, and really wanted something reliable. I got a little concerned as the weather forecast started to change and saw the temps were going to be low 20s or below with high wind and possible rain. I didn't practice setting up the tent before leaving, all I did was watch a video the night before. A friend of mine was hiking with me and between the two of us we got it up easily, I didn't even use the extra guy line to post on the side, it was just me sleeping in there for the night, didn't need the room, and so far it didn't seem like it was going to rain. I HEARD the wind through this tent all night, and it swore it was going to rip right out of the ground. It was very loud. The wind was strong enough to knock my friend's tent over a few times to the point she shoved hers in a bag and climbed in my tent around 2am. I finally got some sleep, and I think she did too. We both managed to fit, I don't know if I would call this a 2 person tent, or do a long backpacking trip with this and just two people...but for us I think we fit just fine for the night, and even had my pack inside since I was worried about rain and she brought hers inside too when she climbed in, so we definitely filled the space. I think there would have been even more room had I used the side guy lines to pull it out a little bit more. We didn't place our tents in the best location, we wanted the sunrise/sunset view, in hindsight we probably should have utilized a spot where part of the mountain could block some wind...but for one night we survived, the tent stayed put through the harsh wind, and I stayed plenty warm. I don't know if I can credit the tent for that since I had on several warm layers, a good 20 degree sleeping bag and a 20 degree quilt as a blanket over me as well. I would like to see how it does in a rainstorm, but fortunately we did not have to deal with any rain on this trip so I can't say anything about that. I can only say that on the side of a mountain placed in a very exposed area on the Roan Highlands with high wind it didn't budge.

I bought this tent during black friday as I had my eye on it for a while. It's supposedly a copy of Big Agnes Fly Creek. It's definitely heavier by about a pound which is not insignificant to any backpacker. However, after assembling it and looking at pictures of the Fly Creek, I prefer this tent to the original it is trying to copy. This tent is actually freestanding with two Y poles on each end. This also makes it more spacious and requires fewer stakes. I now realize I like the freestanding pole system as it gives the tent a more spacious skeleton instead of a bunch of guy lines stretching it out in every direction that I can trip over at night. It is really easy to assemble and one person can do it quickly. Like every other 2 person backpacking tent, it feels cramped for two people so I can't say it's a knock against it. If you want a spacious 2 person tent, you get a 2+ tent or a 3 person tent. it's not as super lightweight as Big Agnes tents or REI quarter dome tents but it also doesn't feel as fragile with a thin, almost transparent fabric wall so I'm willing to accept the weight penalty, especially if sharing it with another person.

I bought this tent for my hiking trips this year and it's been amazing! This tent is durable, dry, warm, and easy to set up in minutes by myself. It fits my husband and I or just me with my gear perfectly; I can even bring my walking stick in with me. I love the little pocket at the front, perfect for stashing my glasses at night and the overhead hook is great for my little lantern. I love it and will definitely buy another when the time comes to replacing the current one.

For my needs, the tent fits completely. Spacious, light, comfortable. Now I will look at the forecast to experience it in the most disgusting weather that can be found in our area. The tediously drizzling night rain survived the tent perfectly-neither I nor my things got wet. I slightly touch the mesh of the front door with my head (in the hood of the sleeping bag)-a small gap remains in my legs. Very good. The plus is that you can not be afraid to soak the hood-I still rest against the mesh door with my head, and it does not come into contact with the awning, and therefore does not get wet. Due to the stretched sidewalls, you can sit quietly, without fear of hitting the walls of the tent with wide shoulders. Height is enough so as not to rest against the ceiling. Delivery is very fast, received in about two weeks.

Excellent. All right as AD. Delayed some days to delivery, but was by mail.

Upgraded tent with quick release buckles between inner and outer sides; much easier than the original eyelet to work with! Good seller.

It came very quickly! Everything, as in the description, is going quickly, the tent is very light. Thank you to the seller) in the case still has not tried, collected in the entrance

My first tent, I liked it, it looks very thin material, as will be in practice will show the hike in the spring, the total weight is 1750G, a little harsh arc,,

Rainproof although condensation got in over night and it got a little cold although it was 35•f which is bad on my part lol overall perfect also came like 10 days earlier than it said it would

The tent is good. I fit in an outer bicycle bag. Of the minuses, the bottom is thin, it can be torn, so be more careful, see that there were no twigs and prickles. I also think that at the entrance there is only a grid. In the tent in the autumn night it will be cold, we slept at + 7, it was comfortable. Pegs and in general all the accessories are very cool, comfortable and clear.

I like it very much. I have Hilleberg comfort 2, but I bought it for a bike trip. I like the color. I also like the high volume. I think I'm going to carry this guy with my backpacking.

The tent is good, it pleases the color, just as in the picture, I wanted Green, before it seems to me nylon only gray were, I like that the inner part of of of of except that the living space from behind the design is slightly less than in the usual dome tents, it is collected very simply and quickly, Kind of tent and weight on individual elements and all together in the photo, the cover sewn its for the sake of greater compactness when packed in a backpack

Those who know the tents of this company and so clearly that they are worth it, but still repeat! It's a delight, so light and comfortable. And compact. In the kit there is a futprint.

All cool, good tent, inside are placed 2 mats butt, for a guy with a girl quite normal, 2 healthy men will be tight Pocket 1 small. It is collected easily and itnutively. Delivered to St. Petersburg in 4 days

I haven't tried it yet, but it looks really good. Very happy with shipping, in 24 hours I had it at home, faster than Amazon.

Very fast shipping, purchased on Thursday 25/08 and received the next day. Shop very light and quick to mount. Spacious.

Delivery time less than indicated. It looks very good, light and compact, easy and quick to mount.