ONETIGRISMona Ultralight 1 Person Tent, 3 Season Tent Waterproof for Camping Hiking Backpacking Trekking 3000mm Waterproof

I purchased this tent based on the quality of One Tigris's dog harnesses which I've been using for years. I needed a lightweight tent for a 5 day kayaking trip on the Salmon River. This is my new favorite tent! I would recommend securing ALL the lash points on the rain fly...so the fly isn't touching the tent walls anywhereSuper lightweightWaterproof fly actually worksTent stuffs into it's own stuff bagHas it's own footprintVentilation is greatPrice point is fantastic!Matches my dog's harness 😆

You get what you pay for but with that said I would buy again the rain fly will lay on the back of the tent so it will allow moisture to accumulate it could use a tie out on that but it’s fine for overnight tent day or two in the woods. It’s a great tent for the money.

This is a great tent if size and weight are important factors, like for hiking. The setup is fairly simple and done in minutes. The ventilation is ok but not perfect by any means, like some moisture building up. It says for 1 person and that's accurate. Your gear -most likely a backpack- has a space "outside" but is covered from rain etc. I'd say it is suitable for medium rain and moderate wind, definitely not for any kind of extreme weather. I like it and as the occasional hiker who camps, it works well.

Great tent for backpacking beginners or camper looking for tent under $100. This tent is well-made. Not actually ultralight tent (which should be under 2 pounds for one person), but not heavy as well. This tent has enough space and headroom to sit inside it or change clothing. One thing to remind, this tent doesn’t allow excellent air flow, not so perfect for summer use.

Los materiales de construcción de esta carpa son de buena calidad, es liviana y bonita, pero tiene fallas de diseño, como falta de ventanas o tensores que separen la carpa y la sobrecarpa, que hacen que la humedad se acumule y pase fácilmente entre las capas de la carpa, yo la devolví porque las dos noches que la usé amanecí con agua en el interior a pesar de que solo fue una lluvia leve , no la recomiendo para climas húmedos o fríos .

After weighing this tent against my other one-man tent which I though was the lightest, this just beat it out at 3.5lbs. I wouldn't consider this an ultra-light tent, but for how spacious it is and the fact that it comes with a ground sheet makes up for that. I mostly have positive things to say about this tent, though there are a few things I'd like to see change.The good:- Comes with a ground sheet- Spacious vestibule area on both sides- Access zipper to the vestibule area with no door- Unique design- Large overhead pocket and side pockets- Plenty of room insideThe Not so good:- No way to ventilate the rainfly at the head area (sticks to inner tent)- Not enough pegs included to fully stake out the tent (missing 2)I don't know why they didn't include enough tent pegs to fully stake this out. I've never see that before, but it's an easy fix. The missing loop to pull the rainfly away from the inner tent is not so easy. I see this on a lot of different tents though for some reason, and really wish they wouldn't do that. In the pictures, I rolled back the large side of the vestibule flap, but think it makes more sense to roll up the other smaller flap instead.All in all, very happy with this tent and will use it for backpacking trips when I need to save weight on my sleeping setup. The one I had prior to this was nice but too small for my liking. At the time of writing this, it looks like this is on sale right now, and would totally recommend it.