Backpacking Tent Outdoor Camping Sleeping Bag Tent Lightweight Single Person Tent

This small bivy is meant to be lightweight shelter from the elements if you are not car camping or attending an organization type event. The tent is not free standing but relies on the tension from staking the front and rear down. The included guy lines also help with the larger loop that is located near the head area. I purchased a can of silicone spray and coated it twice (drying in between sprays) for additional protection, especially around the seams. I had one night of heavy rain that lasted about 5 hours and this remained completely dry. This was an an extra precaution and can not speak to whether spray was required but I do this with all my camping shelters.

This is a good easy to use in lightweight tent. However me being a bold Colorado and decided to go winter camping backpacking with it. This is by no stretch of the imagination a four-season tent but I was desperate to get after it. Had a good time but there was definitely condensation getting built within the tent. There could be a ton of contributing factors to this but for all intensive purposes I would not suggest taking this tent for snowfall or rainfall but you could always throw a tarp over head and do just fine. Maybe buy an additional waterproofer spray but it is a good value for the price.

Haven't used it yet but set it up in the backyard. Need to use at least one rope to keep the poles upright. Plan to use it for an occasional bikepacking trip. Seems to be a good value for that.

I bought this tent for my son to use while camping in our garden. He didn’t need any help from me setting it up and it has a good size. Would highly recommend it.

I put it up and immediately one of the tie downs riped. Still usuable. Not a fan, but exactly as described.