Clostnature Libra Lightweight Backpacking Tent - 1/2 Person 4 Season Ultralight Waterproof Camping Tent, Large Size Easy Setup Tent for Winter, Cold Weather, Family, Outdoor, Hiking and Mountaineering

I recently used this tent on a spring camping trip in the Pacific Northwest, where temperatures dropped into the low 30s, and I couldn’t be happier with it. It was incredibly easy to set up by myself in just a few minutes, which is great for solo campers as well.The tent kept us warm and dry even in the chilly temperatures. While the exterior of the tent was a little damp in the morning, everything inside stayed dry, and by midday, it was fully dried out and ready to go again the next evening. The tent comfortably fit two people and my 100lb Black Lab – we all snuggled together for warmth, so it worked perfectly.The interior space was just right for the three of us to stay cozy through the night, and the two vestibules were a great bonus for storing extra gear like leashed & dog treats. The ventilation was excellent thanks to the mesh & fabric double-layer doors. It was also easy to fold it down and pack it back into the light-weight storage bag once we were done.Overall, this is a fantastic tent for mildly cold weather, and I can see it being perfect for most seasons. I’m looking forward to taking it on more trips with my dogs and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable, compact tent that can handle chilly nights and keep you cozy!

I needed a tent for kayak camping, and the reviews convinced me to go with this one. I am satisfied with this purchase. I practiced setting up the tent at home before my trip (so I didn't look like a total noob) and it was very easy - and intuitive - to set up. I highly recommend using a footprint for this tent to protect it from anything sharp on the ground. (I used a small tarp that I already had on hand and folded it under the tent - it worked just fine.) The tent poles come together neatly and quickly. There are only two poles to navigate in order to get the tent up. The clips on the tent snapped onto the poles securely but easily. The tent stakes are rather unimpressive and bent easily when I tried to put them in the ground. If your campsite is anything other than very, very soft dirt, you will need stronger tent takes. The rain fly was easy to put on. However, I couldn't get it as tight as I would have preferred to keep space between the tent and the rainfly to avoid condensation. Admittedly, I have no patience for guy lines, which is why I selected a freestanding tent in the first place. It worked just fine, though, and the small vents at the top of the rainfly allowed a nice breeze into my tent before nightfall. The temperature dropped much more than anticipated and reached a low of 41 degrees F and 100% humidity. The winds were light, 5 mph, so I felt virtually no movement from the tent. When I woke in the morning, there was incredibly dense fog, and the rainfly had quite a bit of condensation, but the tent was dry inside. I really like that there are two doors, which will be convenient to enter/exit without disturbing another person if I have to share the tent. The tent was very roomy - almost too roomy at that temperature. I could easily sit up straight on top of my 4" inflatable sleeping pad. It should be noted, though, that I am only 5'3" and entirely made up of circles. Despite being very short and round, this tent was absolutely perfect for me. Pack out was just as easy as set up, with the tent coming down quickly and folding up nicely. The only complaint I have is that I could not get the rainfly folded small enough to get back in its stuff sack. I even tried again once I got home, and I assure you that short of witchcraft, nothing will get that rainfly back in the bag. I ended up stuffing it in a dry bag by itself, and that worked fine. The bulkhead was a little tighter on the return trip, however. I am looking forward to taking the tent out in warmer weather and using it without the rainfly, especially because I think one could see the stars easily through the mesh tent top. This little tent is definitely worth the money if you are an occasional camper like me who isn't ready to put down 3-4 figures for a temporary shelter.

This tent is about 6lbs for 2p tent it’s relatively light. Very easy to set up in a few minutes tops. Nice tent! However be aware of dimensions. If you are over 6 feet foot and head encroach on side walls. With a cot your head will be touching the sidewalls. Size price and weight as well as ease of set up make this a suitable single person tent for a good price. If over 6 feet tall may not be big enough.

Like some of you I have way too much camping gear. Including tents. However every other tent I own has a mesh liner and no snow flaps so they vent really well, in the summer thats great, winter not so much. After being chilly sleeping on winter campouts despite having a great sleeping bag (0 degree comfort rated) and sleeping pad (r-value 8) I decided to give this a try and it worked great. It definitely keeps you warmer than a 3 season tent. I did notice condensation but its well controlled with nothing dripping on me. Set up is super simple as well. Its about the best you can do for a winter tent without paying hundreds more. I used this down to 19 degrees and the kicker is I used my 2nd warmest sleeping bag (comfort rated to 23 degrees Fahrenheit) and air mattress (r-value 4.9) and I stayed toasty warm! The only down sides are: This is more of a one person plus gear tent, to be fair almost all tents exaggerate how many people actually fit in them. Also, I haven't measured but the inner tent seemed short of claimed length, I am 5'9" and just fit with 4-6" to spare. A taller person could lie diagonally to gain some length but I am pretty sure its short of claimed dimensions. Again, most manufacturers do this too but why? Just make it claimed length on the inner and charge an extra ten bucks if you need to keep profits up.

This tent is awesome. We used it for kayaking camping along the Current River this New Years eve weekend. Kept us warm and dry in 24 to 30 degree temps.. Very easy setup and perfect for two people. Put a tarp down under tent, used cots and insulated sleeping pads and our 10 degree mummy sleeping bags. This past weekend, we camped at Alley Spring and the snow flaps worked great deflecting snow to ground and keeping us dry. We couldn't be more pleased, we wish there was a larger version in the 4 season style. I went ahead and ordered a 4 person 3 season tent for the summer months. I highly recommend buying this tent. The tent is just right for two people, wish it was just a little bigger thopugh, with the outer tarp, you do have extra storage outside the tent.