Review on 🏕️ WFS One-Person T-Bivy Camping Tent with Rain Fly, Green - Enhanced SEO by David Bartan

This is a good size, I am 1.72m tall so there is plenty of room to sleep with a pillow. As indicated in the instructions, it must be impregnated. set up and left out all weekend it was a bit of steady rain with no wind just rain and the tent got boggy but there was a lot of water on the ground although I can't pull the tent tight enough to keep the sides up and puddles of water where the zipper is. Also the rain stretcher is sewn in where the leg bar goes, as mentioned earlier if you pull too hard the stitching will rip giving another place for water to get in. There needs to be a spot where you can connect directly to the bar and use it as an attachment point. So once I've fully sealed all the seams and covered the whole tent I'll give another review. There are many pegs in the kit, more than loops and two cords to tie that I don't know where they go are well made, the seams sewn, well finished and all good. I left before the end of the week and after it dried I only slept in it for a few hours and was surprised at how much condensation there was in it. I had a rain cover but the entire front is mesh. found it funny. could be wrong, but that's what happened when I was using it. Okay, I spent $20 on a waterproofing material and it still has so much condensation it's unrealistic and I haven't even been in it. And now the zipper is broken, I literally slept in it five times in the backyard. Very sad😬