Naturehike Backpacking Tent for 1 Person Camping Hiking Lightweight Waterproof one Person Tent with Footprint

Used this tent during a rainy backpacking trip. It was super light and easy to compress when I used my compression sack. It rained and I did not notice any leaks in the tent. I was worried about condensation so I kept all my items away from the walls as I read other reviewers were having with condensation issues with the inside walls. When I checked the in the morning, the walls were cool to touch and no water droplets formed. Everything was dry. Super easy to set up and had a lot of nice features on the tent. There was ample ventilation, you also had additional space to store your items outside the tent on the other side of the tent entrance. It's unfortunate there is only one entrance to a two person tent. I was glad I used this by my self, I can see it being troublesome to use with another person. This tent is not free standing, which was not an issue where I camped because I had soft ground I could stake my tent pegs into. I can see this being an issue if you are going to be camping somewhere rocky.

Threw out the bag and stuffed it into a seat post bag, no issues and the poles fit quite easily. I wanted to see how simple this was to set up when tired and in the dark so I timed my first try with no instructions, took just over 2 minutes for the base tent, another minute for the fly. Doing it live once I knew what I was doing took just 1 minute. The poles are great, they almost assemble themselves and then plastic hooks join the tent to the pole so there is none of the old threading of poles through material.There is a couple of inches of material below the zipper to dirt and bugs don't just walk in, and the dual zippers on the door are convenient. I am 6' 220, my head touches the top when sitting up, my shoulders nearly tough the sides, but I fit just fine with room for my clothes, charger, shoes etc all at my feet. The tent is almost perfectly breathable without the fly and was nice on hot afternoons, the fly had me comfortable with a summer sleeping bag and 40f outside.I didn't get any rain so I can't say anything about that, but will update if I get some.I can't think of a single thing I would change.

I would call this tent a 1 and a half person tent. Very easy set up and room enough for me and my gear. With ultra light material you have to be careful not to snag it in the zipper because it is so thin. It seems sturdy enough but the conditions I used it in weren't extreme.

Set it up in the house i checked the stitching and seams and everything seems to be good quality. The hooks that attach the netting or top of the tent to the polls seem a little cheap but seem to work good, zipper seems to be good quality. The polls are good quality aluminum. The only issue i can even think would be a problem would be the stitching that attaches the net to the hooks that attach to the polls seems a little stressed because the tent is so tight when its attached to the polls it may tear the stitching out over a long period of time. Other than that the tent seems to be good quality at a good price. Only gave it 4 start because i have not tested it in the elements so far. Note tent came inside out which made it a little confusing at first but not a problem.

Very nice tent if you want it for a one person. The usable floor space for mats on it is only 41". Unless both of you are very small or spooning this is going to be uncomfortable for two people. My existing one person tent is 41" wide, so I was looking forward to the 49" they advertised. That extra 9" is just critical to keep from kneeing or elbowing your tenting partner.

I bought this to carry on the Appalachian trail next year. Spent the night in my yard in a rainstorm and no leaks. One of the dogs tore it down the next day and put holes in the mesh so I had to order another. I'll patch the first one and keep it for my grandsons to use in our yard. Very easy to put up.

There is a single, prop-up roof vent that's not pictured here. Though, it seems like it might get a bit stuffy so I plan on taking a small, USB-powered fan to help with air circulation. Inside, opposite of the door, there's a semi-circular zippered window/door. It opens to a vestibule (no floor) on that side of the tent. Though, you can't fully exit since there's no door on the outer wall. So, it's basically a closet. The cross-bar is a bit tough to get in. So, I'm using a small carabiner as a pull ring. I weighed the tent at 1.15kg/2.54lb, the ground tarp at 0.213kg/0.47lb, the poles at .308kg/0.68lb, and a single tent stake at 0.008kg/0.02lb. They're fine stakes (very bright/visible), but I've swapped them out for slightly heavier, stronger, and more versatile titanium ones.

I like the design! Has a little window which I like so I can check outside from the window instead of opening the door. Very easy to set up and light weight also plus a footprint mat. Good price as well. I haven't tested it at camping ground yet so dont know what's the quality from rain or wind and will update when I get more results.