iClimb Ultralight 4 Season Solo Tent Waterproof with Snow Skirt Rainfly, Ground/Off The Ground Tent for Backpacking Camping Hiking Trekking Mountaineering

It's pretty cool, I put it on a Coleman trailhead 2 cot so it sits pretty high but great for airflow. My old tent could barely hold the cot and ended up ripping the sides wide open. I would definitely recommend the Coleman trailhead 2 cot for this tent as it is wider and long and very robust as an anchor of sorts for this thing, this tent is a little longer so I fit perfect and I'm 6ft and 180 pounds.

Well, first off I did know the dimensions. However until I actually got inside did I realize that I’m claustrophobic. Granted I’m 6’1 and 190lbs. On the plus side this tent is very easy to set up and in a pinch would keep you dry. I used it at about 26 degrees with very little condensation on the inside in the morning. For the price I don’t think you can go wrong.

This is a nice, lightweight solo tent with a small footprint. It's easy to set up and packs up nicely into the carry bag. Lots of ventilation, but I haven't had a chance to test it in weather conditions, so I can't comment on that. Overall, this is a great little tent that seems like it'll serve me well.

We had a homeless guy show up at our church one night. It was the Sunday after Christmas & cold. Luckily we had a soup supper and cake auction that night so we were able to provide him with food and water. It was supposed to start raining that night & since we didn’t know anything about this man our pastor wasn’t comfortable giving him full access to the facilities overnight. I remembered I had this solo tent so I ran home & got it, along with everything else I thought he could use. This was small enough he could take it with him when he decided it was time to move on. It was easy to set up and felt sturdy. It was a blessing to both me and that gentleman that night.

I got this tent to pair with my camping cot so when I’m out camping and the ground may have signs of pooling water or large critters. It’s a bit difficult to set up at first but once you get it the first time it’s easy afterwards. Took me about 20 minutes to figure it out on the first try. It packs well in a small form factor and the material seems pretty solid. I haven’t tested it out in the wild yet to see how well it repels water and reflects wind but my the quality and texture of the material used I’m sure it more then capable of getting the job done.

This tent arrived nicely packaged up. I like how compact it is. It’s fairly lightweight and easy to carry thanks to the travel bag. It’s not the easiest to figure out but it’s also not hard- once you understand how things clip and anchor. It’s fairly thin so I’m not sure how or why the seller would list this as 4 seasons. It definitely is not. It seems sturdy but I also wonder how well this would do with high/strong wind. The snow fly flaps are convenient, especially with the extra length for a cot. The price seems fair for what you get, but docked stars for the inaccurate description and marketing.

It's really made more for sitting on top of a cott but its still pretty nice for what it is

This all weather solo tent is surprisingly easy to set up & take down, and is also quite roomy and versatile. I haven't needed the skirt yet, and I haven't used it off-ground, but I'm sure this is going to provide plenty of warmth & comfort for the Fall & Winter. Everything is sturdily made, it all fits together well, and it will definitely be a secure cocoon for cold weather campers like me!