BenvoTrekking Pole Tent Netting Tent Breeze Mesh Inner Tent with Good Ventilation Ultra Light Trekker Backpacking Tent for 2 Person Summer Tent with Waterproof Oxford Floor(210cmx120cmx110cm)

What I liked, I received the mosquito net a couple of days before our 3 day camping trip up at Big Bend National Park on Easter weekend. I am into back-packing and camping light, what bothers me are mosquitos buzzing in your ear while you are trying to sleep at night. This screen is perfect. It comes with with cordage and one set up is to use trekking poles. I set it up with 24 inch bungee cord on each end and then staked the 4 corners down. I set up a lean-to with a poncho using the two stakes on the one side. At night used a poncho w/ liner and a sleep pad. This is my new summer set up. works great for me, held up perfect. Remember it is not a house, it is a screen, take care of it and maintain it it will last. definitely recommend.

I bought the tent to pitch under a tarp, and it serves the purpose well. The bathtub floor is only an inch deep. Two or three inches would be an improvement IMO, and it seems a bit deeper in the photos, but it's not a deal breaker. The side door is a big advantage over similar tents. I can pitch it under a tarp only a few inches from the net and still get in and out of the tent easily.I withheld a star only because of defects in the stitching. Many loose threads are visible between the mesh and the floor. See the attached photos. I'll clip the threads and/or tape over them, but the poor stitching may affect durability in the long run. Despite this defect, the tent meets my needs and is a good value for the price.

Easy to put up, lots of room, good head space , zippers work great.

It comes exactly as advertised but you get what you pay for. I decided not to buy a fly cover.I love the VERSATILITY. You are only limited by your creative thinking about how to set up. The manufacturer shows you the MOST BASIC 2 ways to do it. It's a cuddley fit if you plan to fit 2 people. It's just going to be me and my 45# dog and it's a perfect fit. I will be testing it's durability the next coming days.***Updated update***The plastic was good insulation when it got cold and was no fuss.I used it on the North Country Trail various times throughout the year and after the 3rd use the big entry zipper started sticking on one side. It still sticks and hasn't actually failed yet. My dogs haven't picked a hole in it yet. So it seems like it turned out to be a really good purchase.

This is a sturdy bug net tent … nice and roomy. Zippers work fine. Love that it has a floor…. which does not make any crinkly noise when you move around on your bedding/ sleeping bag.

It looks great. It arrived in a timely fashion but it came with a hole in the mesh screening

This is a good, super basic tent to provide shelter from bugs. It's made from a fine mesh, so you can easily see out of it and it's very breathble. It's very lightweight and folds up very small so it doesn't take up a lot of space or add weight to your pack.Since this is just the mesh tent - you will need to find your own supports to hold it up. It has no internal structure for support.This is great for mild or hot weather. If you want to use this in wet conditions, you will need to purchase a rainfly or use any other waterproof tarp type thing.Great minamalist tent.

As an avid backpacker and canoe camper, I am always looking for lightweight and economical options for shelters.During non bug infested months, a simple tarp shelter is about as lightweight as you can get. However when the bugs are out that's not really a great option.This mesh tent only weighs about a pound and sets up easily with 2 trekking poles or simply a ridgeline strung between two trees.The fact that it has 2 doors, one on the side, and one on an end, makes tarp pitch options endless.I have not had to test the waterproofness of the bathtub floor yet, but it seems pretty solid.I am still working on techniques for rigging both the tarp and the tent without available trees, but I know I'll figure it out eventually...The included aluminum stakes, (shepherd hook style), are not the greatest, but that's not a big deal as most inexpensive shelters come with crummy stakes. I immediately replaced them with groundhog style 'Y' stakes, my preferred stakes.Overall, for the price, weight and quality of the mesh tent, I am super impressed.Highly recommended.