Winterial Camping Tent, 1/3/6 Person Lightweight Personal Bivy 1 to 6 Person Tent with Waterproof Tent Rainfly, Durable Stitched Tent for Camping, Beach, Backpacking, Hiking, and Festivals.

Went up great a lot of pegs , over all can’t wait for winter

Excellent product, however it says that it fits 3 people, but it won't be comfortable since it isn't that wide. Other than that it resisted a really heavy raining and did a great job protecting against wind and mosquitos. Extra points for having two entries. Great product for the price.

Out of the box I am very happy with this tent. It is fairly lightweight, which is a good thing since I plan to take it backpacking with my wife (you can see it fully packed in the picture of my hiking pack, orange bag). Set up was quick and easy even with one person, and by going with a 3 person tent rather than a 2 both my wife and I will fit just fine with a decent amount of room left for our hiking packs and gear. This tent packs up very small and neat, and I am able to hang it off the back of my hiking pack just fine. The height is decent enough that you can crouch and move around inside, but I should note that I am 5ft 6 and laying down there is only a little extra length left from end to end. That being said, if you are taller than that you will probably have to lay at an angle or in a semi-fetal position to fit. Some nice features are the fact that it has entrances on 2 sides (only one side has the option for a covered awning area), and the fact that while it has no windows they did include two nifty pop-out air vents on either side for ventilation when needed. The inside of the outer cover for the tent is also covered in a silver semi-reflective material, which I assume is meant to help hold in heat. There is also a little hook for hanging things at the peak of the roof inside, and I purchase a little AAA battery powered led hanging light to go there, which I think will work out great. Just know that they worked to keep the weight low, so there are no additional features such as interior hanging pockets, etc. The design is very minimalistic. All of that being said, this tent looks to pretty good quality, especially for the price. Still, the material seems rather thin, which is to be expected given that light weight was the goal in the design, but I would definitely recommend that you purchase some kind of a base layer tarp to protect the bottom of the tent, as well as have some kind of tape, etc. to do emergency patching in the field just in case. I can't really speak to the durability and wind and water resistance of this tent yet, but I will update my review and post more pictures when we actually get a chance to take it out on the trail. Thanks guysUPDATE: For an in-depth review, check out my video review from my Youtube page, "Happily Ever Outdoors".[...]

Easy set up and take down,spacious

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