Backpacking Tents 2 Persons Fast Setup Hiking Camp Tent with Aluminium Pole Double Layers Two Doors Waterproof Lightweight Compact 7x4.4ft

Great light tent for 2 people. Pros: ~Fly first, exterior poles! This is amazing to set up in the rain and keep the inside dry. I wish more companies would do this! ~Main pole system is a single unit. One small pole to expand the roof. So, you really only have to keep track of 2 poles. ~Interior tent detaches for a low covered area. ~100% Waterproof fly. This was tested and put through a LOT with a 16 foot tarp directed to drain right onto the tent. ~Great pockets attached for the guy-lines. ~Good ventilation. ~2 entrances/small vestibule The not so good: ~When used in heavy rain, the splash-back reaches the interior screen tent. This may be solved by making the fly sit lower to the ground. ~Floor material not 100% waterproof. Some water got between the tent floor and ground tarp it was set up on. It didn't come from a seam but kind of percolated up through the material. I will coat it with some silicone spray next season to see if that helps. If I can fix the waterproofing on the floor, it will definitely become my "Plan B" tent. More space, sturdy poles, easy to set up in an emergency...and there is a kitty on it. Who doesn't like kitties?!

Night Cat 2 person w/foldable double poles is awesome! I'm an 85 year old Army Retiree, and I wanted to go camping again. I purchased this tent, a low cot and sleeping pad and took off for the unknown. Well, not really unknown. I'd been there before in a travel trailer. Anyway, at my age it was a great trip, to prove I could still do it. Anyway, this tent goes up in about 10 minutes for me. It fits back into the bag, too! I set it up in my living room just to make sure I could do it right. Piece of cake. If you take care of this tent, it will take care of you. Just spread it out flat, arc the ends of the double-pole down into the four places in the corner loops. Then hook the tent clips to the double poles, one at a time around the tent, then the top center clip to the double pole swivel point and it's set up! The shorter crosswise pole finishes it off across the top. You can pick up the tent and reposition it, if you wait until you've got it up to stake the floor down. The 2-man tent was large enough for holding me and my extra gear, too. It rained the last two days of a week-long stay, and it didn't leak, except at one lower corner, and it was a very tiny leak. Seam sealer did the trick after I got home. Maybe I should have tested it before I went camping. But I couldn't afford the water bill. God could. When it rains steady, you get a lot of water over it. And a camping trip in rainy weather might be the best way to really check it out ahead of time. Having two opening sides makes it really nice for ventilation, but I had one of them up against a tree, so I never opened the zipper to go out that direction. The zippered openings worked great! The zippers have pulls on the inside and out and work flawlessly. The screening is perfect, all the way around you, to keep no-seeums away. And the "bathtub" sides help to keep out the creepy-crawlies. Actually, the whole tent is screening except the floor. The rainfly is what makes it a "tent". Wonderful design! The floor could be a little bit thicker, but that would add weight. I put some thin wood strips under the cot legs, because I worried that being there for a week they might wear holes in the floor. I did use a 6 x 8 walmart tarp for the ground cover. And I think putting one inside on the floor would be great also, but there's the weight thing to contend with. The tent stakes are the good ones, too. Plenty of them, with some extra line to secure it in high winds. If you want to do some by-yourself-camping, this is a perfect tent. I want to try it in the snow sometime this winter. .. if I still have the guts. Sorry, I didn't take pics. I highly recommend this tent!

I primarily bought this for motorcycle camping. It packs smaller than my sleeping bag and is super easy to put up and take down. I'm 6'3 and was able to lie straight out in it, though there was no room at my feet or head. Any taller than that and you'll have to tuck in. You could fit 2 people in this but you'd have no room for your gear (or very little room depending on your size). If you're car camping you could keep your gear in your vehicle or perhaps under the side flaps (where I kept my boots and sandals that I bring). These flaps did keep my things dry during a rainstorm. I can't speak to how waterproof it is out of the box because I applied seam sealer to the top portion of the tent and didn't have any issues. I'd make sure the footprint is free from sharp debris to ensure you don't puncture the bottom of your tent. I'm sure a tarp would add extra protection there if you have room. The package was short two pegs so you might want to bring a couple extra if you want to string out all the support lines. The pegs and poles are excellent quality. I'll never go back to fiberglass after this. Super light and strong.

Very comfortable and good quality. We survived very rainy nights in it.

Coming from a basic Coleman tent this feels great. Packs down smaller and lighter, quicker/easier to put up, and the whole thing just feels more solid.