BISINNA 2/4 Person Camping Tent Lightweight Backpacking Tent Waterproof Windproof Two Doors Easy Setup Double Layer Outdoor Tents for Family Camping Hunting Hiking Mountaineering Travel

This tent is the best tent I have ever owned. The Chinese did a great job designing it. It is so simple to set up took me about 10 min tops with another 5 putting on the rain fly. While the rainfly is rated well no tent is completely waterproof. It does great to keep you dry in light showers but heavier rainfall causes the water to begin to seep through and you will get wet and have puddles but like I said that's with all tents. I find spraying water repellent like the one made for shoes adds a bigger line of defense and helps it dry faster after rain so you can easily pack it up and not get your pack wet. I recommend getting 2 amazon basic 5x10 waterproof tarps they are very affordable and well made. You can place one under your tent to help protect from holes and you can tie one above your tent to keep you dry in heavy rain and it offers shade.If you are a couple or share your tent with a friend I recommend you pay a few extra bucks and get the 4 person tent. It's very light and fits in your pack or tied to the outside at the top or bottom. I can wait to try out all tents and equipment. Yo won't be disappointed and by getting a 4 person tent you have plenty o room to store your packs coolers and any gear you may have.

Great tent, had a four day camping trip. Got rained on heavily two nights. No leaks, although four or five drops on my head that could have come from the vents. Great $70 dollar two man tent for camper’s just getting started. Zippers seemed quality, no hang ups. Side note, I got the Bisinna tent footprint for two man tents and I would recommend picking one up. Easy to set up and take down. Might also want to replace the guy lines with some reflective paracord.

Looks ok for the price. Large areas of mesh for ventilation to prevent stuffiness and moisture collection on inside of tent. Higher priced tents would use hooks to attach the tent poles but otherwise the poles are not difficult to thread through the sleeves of the tent. The aluminum poles are an unexpected upgrade in this price point. The fly covers the entire tent and includes loops to stake the sides and additional loops to add if you encounter high winds. I ordered the appropriate size floor with this tent. I was disappointed that the tent and floor did not come with buckle clips that would keep the floor attached to the tent like my Mountain Hardware tent. This requires you to stake down the floor, then assemble the tent and fly, then put the tent pole ends into the grommets on the floor.All these lack of options makes pitching the tent take a few extra minutes and can be a hassle if you are hurrying to pitch it in the rain. I corrected this defect by attaching the floor to the tabs on the tent corners to the floor with “reusable” zip ties so you can wash the floor separately from the tent as needed without having to cut a zip tie.There is no drying net on the inside for drying damp or wet equipment or clothes. I added my own modification using large binder clips that are secured to the poles outside the tent but inside the fly and stringing parachute cord on the handles of the binder clips. You can purchase binder clips on Amazon or at Staples. I recommend large size. It’s possible to put a binder clip on all 4 poles and feed the cords across the inside of the tent in a X pattern. You can adjust the zippers on the doors to meet where the cords enter and exit the doors to keep bugs out.There is a hook on the inside center of the tent that is useful for handing your rechargeable light.I like the size and height. It packs up small to put on my motorcycle for my month long tours. There is adequate room to stuff the tent, fly and floor into the bag provided. Time will tell if the tent is waterproof. The bag that holds the tent poles is barely large enough to put the poles back inside. A wider opening would have been nice.The photos show the zip tie combining the floor tab to the tent tab, the binder attached to the tent pole at the open area of the sleeve, and the cord routed through the inside of the tent for purposes of a drying area.

This tent is a great value. There are certainly more compact tents that are lighter too for backpacking. But if you’re not going all of the time and don’t have hundreds to spend on the higher level tents, this one does just fine. The rain fly has extra room to keep packs dry. The zippers look like they’ll last. It’s slightly roomier than another similar brand I’ve slept in. I sleep comfortably with my wife in this tent.

We’ve taken this backpacking twice so far, including once in the pouring rain (we had a tarp under). It’s definitely heavy, it’s also HUGE when it’s set up, but it works great! The quality seems really good, especially given the price point. I wish it came in a 3 person size. It’s just 2 of us + a large dog and there’s a lot of extra space, even with all our gear inside the tent. But I think the 2 person would’ve been too small. Overall though we’re really happy with this as an introductory tent.

I absolutely love this tent. It has great technology incorporated to it. It's been a while since the last time I went camping. I've never heard of this brand but chose to give it a shot and put it to the test. I recently went primitive camping. The weather conditions during the night were awful, gusty winds and heavy rain. Let's just say that I was bone dry. Not a single drop of water entered the tent. In addition, the tent held up really well. Intact and solid. No tears no imperfections. I felt very comfortable and secured. I can't wait until my next trip. The instructions on this tent aren't very clear but it's fairly simple. You can always watch the video uploaded on it's link. The one thing I noticed the video failed to mention was the rain fly straps that need to be tied onto the tent poles. I realized that towards the end. Other than that I am very content with this product it's solid, it had some great features, two small openings on top for ventilation, you have the option to open it or close it, two storage pockets inside and a ceiling strap to hook up a light. I Highly recommend.

Just took it on backpacking trip. We got caught in a winter storm. Snow, rain, freezing temperatures. No leaks, no damage. Stable in high winds. Design is not very tall on the inside. Fast set up.