Review on Naturehike Ultralight Backpacking Rainproof Windproof by Carl Mayes

We used this tent for the first time at Webber Lake, California - it dropped below 26 degrees the weekend we were there, and with the rain fly slightly open, a bit Letting air in. We were still relatively warm in the tent. I say "relatively" because it was still pretty cold, but the difference between the temperature inside the tent and outside was huge. Tried it at home and it definitely gets hot inside with your fly fully closed. When the flysheet is fully closed there will be some rain on the tent (and everything in the tent if I remember correctly) so I recommend leaving it slightly open to let air in. People (without equipment) just fine! I didn't have a photo of the entire tent setup, but it was very easy to set up. It kept most bugs out - only a few tiny ones got in - but kept spiders out (important to me!). I bought this tent at a big discount, which I was also very happy about. Overall a great tent for the price (even at $135).