1/2 Man Backpacking Tent - Lightweight Waterproof One Man Tent for Camping, Easy Set Up Compact 1/2 Person DomeTent, 3 Season One PersonTent for Hiking, Camping, Outdoor

Absolutely Love this tent so light and easy to assemble after I read instructions right and put it up in living room and will use it soon on my holiday worth every penny well done from 66 year old man (Billy 👍)

Very quick to setup, used in in fairly constant Norfolk rain and kept me dry, obviously it's small, easily accommodated me at 5.6. Was able to hang a light inside. Very suitable for short excursions. Packs up small. Recommended if you have a use case - like festivals/events etc...

arrived within 24 hours, three days early. all looks good, only inner tent ground sheet measures 84 inches by a whopping 57 inches. is 57 inches correct for this tent ? I dunno .

Tent arrived on time and I exactly as described. Very easy to set up and move around with enough space for one person, little porch is big enough for store shoes and small bags. 5 minutes to set up and put down, very light and small when packed so great for hiking. Waterproofing is good and survived few hours of light rain, not sure how it will perform in heavy rain but to my opinion it should be fine. Ground sheet is recommended because bottom of tent is very thin and can be easily pierced with stone or stick.

Deffo not the high end tent but worth the money, everything's in place.

I've just got back from a 3-day wild camp during Storm Darragh. This tent sat in a pool of rainwater and got tw*tted by 40mph winds and sideways rain for three solid days. In the first picture you can see a half-fallen tree which fell victim to the storm.This tent kept me bone dry.My ratings for this tent are below:Weight: 10/10Ease of use: 8/10Quality: 9/10Comfort: 6/10Weather resistance: 10/10Weight 10/10: It's light AF and fits in your 50+L bag no problem. Great for the price.Ease 8/10: Standard cross-pole tent. Easy enough but obviously nobody is giving 10/10 for ease of use with pole tents. No issues.Comfort 6/10: The tent is small. You can just about sit up in it on an inflatable sleep mat. The vestibule is JUST big enough to store gear, but your gear will be in-contact with the skin of the tent. Don't expect to be able to cook in the vestibule while it is zipped-up. Assume that you can't really do anything in the tent except lie down/sit up.Weather 10/10: It is very strong and water resistant.9/10 for Quality because the pegs, although lightweight, are basic.Look. If you need a tent to do wildcamping and don't have a ton of gear to try and squeeze-into it, this will absolutely nail it. Don't worry about weight, weather, faffing, etc... This will sort you out. IF you would like to be able to sit and do some cooking while it's hammering it down outside, you need something bigger. That's not the tent's fault though. 5 stars!

Really happy with this little tent. It survived two nights in strong winds and rain in the North of Wales. Every inch of the inside of the tent was dry and didn't have to worry about any leaking at all. I was able to fit a cheap campbed into the tent but that did take up the entire length of the interior so this tent is perfect for sleeping in, but not much use for any storage purposes. I was completely fine with this as I only bought the tent for sleeping in. Very, very easy and quick to assemble/disassemble. I'm confident most people would only need a quick glance at the instructions (which were perfectly clear) to be able to put this up stress-free.