Forceatt Camping Tent: Waterproof, Windproof & Lightweight 4-Season Tent for 2-3 People - Easy Setup & Durable Aluminum Pole - Ideal for Backpacking, Hiking, and Outdoor Activities Review

There was a spot of poor stitching but overall I like the tent very much. It's really good quality and I've survived a few heavy showers in it. It will be a good survival tent to put side by side when we ride in the mountains in case we get stranded. I've been using it for a few months now and it's holding up well. I have an air mattress and it is quite comfortable for me. I think we could all sleep in it for myself, my husband and the dog, but it can get a bit cramped and there is little room…

First of all this is not my first tent - I have owned a large number of tents including brands like Big Agnes, Tarptent, Zpacks, Luxe to name a few. It's not the lightest tent you'll find, but it's also very well made and matches Big Agnes quality. In contrast to other cheap third-party tents, all seams are taped and the tailoring is neat. It uses high quality hardware such as aluminum rods and snap buckles for fly attachment - the same as Big Agnes. The quality is definitely a huge step up…

This tent has the same performance at 4 times the price. I was skeptical when I bought it because of the price (usually tents of any quality are relatively expensive). I tried ForceATT and am now very glad I did. Easy to carry in a backpack (weighs just over 4 pounds), absolutely easy to assemble, remove and pack into a bag. It's not just a good tent, it's an AMAZING tent. I took it on a long weekend hike to try it out and it rained the whole time, sometimes torrentially, but I never got wet…

This quality, lightweight tent weathered the storm and kept me dry! That's why I bought this tent and am checking if it will hold up without additional seam sealing. I am very comfortable. The rain cover is fully functional and the stitching is of good quality. I bought it because it's lightweight and I need something small and light to take with me on my kayaking trips in a small compartment. It fits perfectly and is suitable for a one-person adventure. Maybe you can fit two people there if…

Not used as often as expected. However, one night the temperature dropped to 47°F to test it. I took it out of the bag (instructions included) and tried to assemble it without instructions. Failed. Second attempt at reading instructions, pitted myself against people setting up two other tents (bought for less than $30 at Walmart) and it took me a few more minutes to set them up. and everything easily fit back into his "compact" bag. I say "compact" because it turned out to be larger than…