🏕️ MC Backpacking Tent - Waterproof Lightweight Double Layer for 1-2 Person, Free-Standing Outdoor Camping, Hiking - Suitable for 3 Season Use Review

I like my two man tent but it weighs 5.7 pounds so I was looking for a lighter option. This is a single tent but it has a large footprint. I'm 6ft, the tent has a good useable interior and is over 2 pounds lighter than my 2 man tent.

Nothing to say - it is exactly what it says it is - a cheap tent with good quality light weight aluminum poles, quality zips and a decent rain cover. I don't know if this thing will last more than 10 rides, but to this day I don't see where it will fail. Very good tent for $$.

The design of the vestibule and door makes it impossible to get in and out of the tent without getting the cabin wet. This also applies to morning dew and no rain. Also, it gets very hot inside and the windows are only usable if the rain screen is completely removed. I wish I would have liked it but I don't and will likely be back.

Nice tent. The zipper is really smooth. The material is lightweight yet durable. Flying is great. The processing is excellent. Tent pegs are pointed at the bottom to make them easier to stick into the ground. The only problem is that the two-person tent is listed at 4.9 pounds when it's actually closer to 5.5 pounds. I like a two man tent for one person too because it has space to store gear and dry and for hiking without spending a lot of money it feels about as light as you would with a tent…

Looks good! Excellent zippers glide with EXTREME ease! Can fit a Coleman Ridegline 3 inside, with plenty of interior legroom and storage under a cot. If you are over 1.80 m tall, your legs and/or head may touch the tent wall with the cot. This has been the case for me since I was about 6ft 2in tall. I think the poles are aluminum listed as fiberglass/aluminum but to me they look more like aluminum and are very strong and connect effortlessly. The instructions are in Chinese or Japanese, I don't

I was surprised at how impressed I was with this tent. It reminded me of the two man dome tents we had when I was a kid hiking in the 80's but with many modern upgrades. Rods (this means the rods have inner bushings, not outer ones like you usually see with fiberglass rods). Installation takes about a minute and requires no deployment. The waterproof bottom expands about 3 inches on the sides and then transitions into a lighter waterproof fabric for the next 12 to 14 inches or so. The entire…