Vista 2

This pops up in seconds, staking it down takes a couple minutes longer. I am 6'2" and fit in the tent, but just barely, I have to sleep corner to corner or my head or feet rub the tent wall. Without the rainfly on its wide open and you can gaze at the stars. With the rainfly on you can't see a darn thing outside at all until you unzip it to look out, but it keeps out the wind and rain great. Easy to put up and to take down. It can fit 2 people but then there is no room for anything else and you better like the other person cuz you'll definitely be spooning before the nights over. To me it is a one person tent but it's great.

This just destroyed any hesitation I had when it comes to camping. Sets up in literally a couple of minutes, takes down in under 5.Feels very nicely built. Zippers are smooth too.The only thing I found a little odd is the fact that the material on the bottom is not any thicker than the rest of the tent, so I’d recommend getting a tarp to set the tent up on top of. That way it wont get damaged but also keeps the tent cleaner to pack. 6x8 tarp worked out perfectly for me with the 2 person tent.Speaking of packing, this is the only packable thing I ever purchased where you don’t have to fight it to shove it back in the carried bag, goes in super easy - thank you to whoever thought of that.I got the 2 person one, which is perfect for me alone. You could fit another person, but you’d definitely need to be very comfortable with each other. It’s pretty short vertically, something to keep in mind if you prefer a very thick mattress.Absolutely recommend this to anyone, especially if you do not already have a quick set up tent - makes a huge difference.

Super easy to put up, easy to pack it back into the bag.At 5'8", I feel like I'm at the upper limit of height that won't feel cramped; my feet were touching one one, though my head was not. Overall it felt roomy enough for one with enough space to stash blankets off to the side. the shelf was adequate in size, which is good because there are no side pockets.Ser on the cot, I think that the Elite fly an other accessories would be handy, but I was comfortable enough with the basics.

It is so easy to set up and take down. The only thing is, it does get hot when you put the rain fly. But i knew this when buying it. So I suggest buying clips to attach to spread it further and also different stakes. But overall it’s a cool ass tent man. So easy to set up, I live in Hawaii it gets humid, and rains when it wants to. So I do suggest getting those clips to give more breathable space if you have the rain fly on . And would I buy again? Yes, would, for the price and mine I’ve tested many times, it is waterproof. I’ve had no problems. But I’ll keep you posted, but right now, awesome for how quick and easy it is. Just gotta get you some extras to make it better. And I did want to mention I was looking at another tent 3 times the price, it’s more a gimmick kinda thing, but loved it. “Tenton” please should ,😉 personally I do believe if they do a single person tent with 2 doors and a vistabule on each side, it would kill the market right now. I would happily pay the price difference. Like I said this tent is cool for the money. I’m not using the cot, and no water has been coming in. Guys please, 2 doors and an option to do the rain fly half way. I’ll buy this again with the extra.

Super easy to set up! Fit a person over 6ft tall for sleeping. It rained and everything stayed dry. Taking down is easy as well. Would recommend!

I took this on its first 14 day fire assignment hoping not to have to use it but we got rained on off and on the last 5 nights. Setup was perfectly fast, and the locking mechanism some reviewers have had trouble with did just fine for me. It got a bit windy one of the nights, and there aren’t guylines on one side of the tent so it was a bit noisy, but for a “use in a pinch” situation, especially with the price, I think it did great. It’s not super roomy, which I was also fine with to save packing space, but if you’re over 5’7 you should go with a longer tent cause this ain’t for you. Overall, good buy. I think if it was dumping rain AND windy it wouldn’t hold up great but in all other conditions I’ll sing its praises.

This 5 Star review is in no way compensated. You can trust it. The workmanship and materials in these tents are excellent. I have bought this tent in both the 1 person and 2 person designs, and have used them both extensively. Their lightweight construction belies their durability. I have always zipped and unzipped them carefully, exercising caution not to snag the nylon zippers, but they have served me well, with absolutely no problems. I especially appreciate their well-thought-out deployment design, which incorporates a simple "pull and clip" action of the cords on top. It requires a bit of strength, but I think any able-bodied adult should be able to do it. I also appreciate that the zippers have double travelers (with pull tabs on the inside and outside), so the zippers can be parked at either end of the travel, or anywhere in between. These are cleverly designed tents, and the price makes them an excellent value. I highly recommend them.

First time use, setup and guyed out properly. All was going well until the heavy rain rolled in at which point we zipped up the vestibule to wait it out. The tent itself did ok except for one noticeable flaw being the zippers on the rain fly leaked quite a bit. I sat in the tent and watched water steadily drip through the zippers despite having a protective flap over the exterior. What’s the point of having a vestibule feature if it leaks into items stored underneath? Overall the experience wasn’t bad but could have been better. Tent seems well built and is fairly sturdy however the leaky zippers are a big negative for me. I’ll only use this is in fair weather going forward unless I can figure out a way to prevent the zipper leaks.