Forceatt Tent, 1/2 Person Two Doors Camping Tent, Ultralight Waterproof 1-2 Man Tent,Quick To Set Up,Portable,for Camping,Motorcycle Travel, Backpacking

I was really chuffed with this tent, I went for the one man tent as I was solo travelling to Imola to watch the f1. Really easy to setup, can be done in less than 5 mins and doesn't take a degree to figure it out. I did find this tent was a little small for my needs, I could fit but my bags were very close to me, in future I may go for the slightly bigger two man tent. Good value being under £50. Really good quality and it easily survived the 4 nights, Even with quite strong winds and showers throughout the weekend. Highly recommended.

Easy to assemble, great size, good against most rain, strong enough for the winds we've been having in Britain, and really good value for money

With every tent you get what you pay for and yes this is a budget one man tent and has a lot going for it.First off for a one man tent it is very spacious and you don't get that coffin feel some one man tents give. When the midgies decides to attack the tent was just big enough for me and my wife to sit at each end of the tent with a small folding table between us so we could play Uno without being eaten alive! Saying that it is not big enough for two people to sleep in comfortably (unless children with no kit).Weighing just under 2kg it's not the lightest of tents but as I said your getting more comfortable space for that little extra weight.The tent is very easy to pitch but the outer and inner skins of the tent are separate but you are ment to use the same peg for both skins to attach so you need to make sure you peg the tent correctly to stop the outer skin touching the inner skin.Once pitched the tent is very sturdy and has four small guide ropes to help in windy conditions but with the shape of the tent if pitch correctly it should cut through the wind.I would class this tent as water resistant not waterproof. We had a strong downpour in the morning and due to not setting out the pegs correctly (one peg for two skins) one small side of the outer skin touched the inner and water drops started to form (as this was early morning this could also be from condensation I can't be sure as my wife's tent was fine). I will definitely use this tent again but for peace of mind I will spray the outer skin with a waterproof seal (I usually do this with all my new tents but didn't have the time before this trip).Overall I would say this is a great two season tent and well worth the price tag but if you want to use it for 3/4 seasons I would suggest waterproof spray as that is £10 a canister so would be cheaper than buying a more expensive tent that is probably treated the same way.

I bought the two man tent, it's tiny, no room for anything inside except one person, an a 8" high airbed touches the sides, the flysheet doesn't fit well and the side wall edge of the tent can therefore stick out and catch the rain, i had to put some bottles between the inner and outer where the doors are to prevent this otherwise the tent would fill with water, for a single pole tent it's not that easy to work out how to put it up either, the door is so small you have to crawl on al fours to get in and out and can't sit up in it, I had a kids tent 40 years ago that was bigger and better than this, It did stay dry however but only because I took precautions to prevent water from the fly sheet going inside the tent, not impressed at all and I wouldn't recommend it for anything other than a kids tent to put in your garden. The inner is also like paper, very easy to damage when inserting the pole.Why did you choose this product over others?:Price & weight

Will keep you dry

Absolute garbage. I bought this for a trip to Switzerland, set it up the first night and woke up in the morning and the tent was full of water, my bed sheets and everything was SOAKED. took it apart and set it up again and that night it rained again... And guess what, i woke up to a swimming pool AGAIN. Lets not mention how cramped the tent is itself.Its garbage, it either has a hole(s) somewhere or the quality is so poor it cant handle heavy rain. Im sending it back, avoid this at all cost, especially if youre going to another country, the last thing you want is to be stranded in the middle of the wild with no tent

Ok

Bought for a festival in june and im very impressed. I bought a 2 man but for 2 of us for 5 days we needed one each for the gear have to take. We could fit in one at a squeeze but made sense for comfort to get 2. With the one pole it took 5 mins max to put up. This week the weather has been 17°, ice at -4, rain, snow and inside has stayed dry through it all. And didnt move during the wind. I did buy stronger pegs but even without no issues at all. Very impressed and a good quality tent