Review on Double trekking tent Totem Bluebird 2 V2, green by Agata Gorzka ᠌

I am 150% satisfied with this tent and take it for hiking trips. For family trips by car with the family, we take another tent, and higher, and more, and 5 times heavier. Pros below: I took this tent for hiking to sleep as a shelter from wind and rain. The main selection criterion was the low weight of 1 kg and the low price of 1,500. We took it on a weekend trip with my family, the three of us slept in it with an 8-year-old child, it was quite comfortable. Themselves are of average height 171, weighing up to 80 kg and fit in it without problems. The entrance to it, of course, is not like a three-seater tent 2m high, but it is strange to take this tent constructively 1m high, with a central partition and expect graceful entry into it without bending down. If you are 2 meters tall and weigh 150 kg, most likely it will not suit you. For me, the light weight of a tent on a hiking trip is more important than the convenience of entry. The material and stitching are strong enough to withstand strong wind and rain, it's better than being under a tree. Even if it breaks in some seams, it will not be difficult to seal or sew up. Someone writes that the sun burns out and breaks, perhaps so, even the paint of a car burns out in a good sun. Personally, I try to set up a tent so that at least in the morning it would not be in the sun. Some cons: For my purposes and with its price, there are simply no drawbacks. It’s not that there are no shortcomings, I didn’t even find an alternative to this tent with these characteristics.