Weanas Professional Backpacking Tent 2 3 4 Person 3 Season Weatherproof Double Layer Large Space Aluminum Rod for Outdoor Family Camping Hunting Hiking Adventure Travel (Orange, 1-2 Person)

This review is for the 1-2 person sized tent.My friend and I used to tent for a few backpacking trips around California. Let me first say that the size and weight of this tent are astounding for the price. I would've otherwise expected to pay $150+ from another manufacturer for the same specs.Size:Snug. I'm 5'10'' and I had no issues fitting in the tent, however, my partner, who is 6'2'', had to touch his feet to one end of the tent to avoid his head rubbing against the other end tent. In this dimension, it was a little shorter than we expected to be. The tent offers an adequate amount of width. My partner and I had a few inches of separation between us (I'm pretty sizable at 200lbs and he's scrawny at 160lbs). The inside of the tent has mesh pockets to storing essentials you'll want hand (phone, water, flashlight, etc.).Warmth:In this aspect the tent was fantastic. We took the tent to a somewhat cold environment (Telescope Peak during March, ~25-35F at night) and the tent managed to retain so much heat that I could fully unzip my sleeping bag (Kelty 22). Similarly, we took it to a warmer environment (~70F at night) and kept the mesh closing exposed. The tent was breathable and the temperature stayed fairly close to our ambient environment, very tolerable.Hardware:Almost everything about this was great. The tent was super easy to set up and put away. The material of the tent itself felt reliable and high quality. My only issues were the stakes. While hammering them down some of the stakes got bent. I replaced them with old stakes from an older tent and they have been fine ever since.

The pictures are kinda okay but you need to take someone who reads Chinese to put it up… i just knew the metal stakes had to crisscross… then, tied the top two nylon ties and clipped it up.. . it stayed dry through the entire 4 days i camped and was small enough for to pack down into my gear… my only real problem was condensation inside from my breathing at night… the two vents in the top could use a small battery fan to exhaust vapor… it has no poles to hold the fly open… you have to cut those on your own, i suppose… i didn’t use any of the ropes but put my huge cooler on that side… it’s nice that it has two openings… also, i liked that the topfly goes completely to the ground… i stayed dry and went through a rolling cloud formation horizontal type tornado and a bit of drizzle… plenty of extra room w/ just me and i’m sure w/ a bit of extra cover the gear outside the tent a second person who was intimate would be okay, because you wouldn’t have to crawl over each other… other than that, i’m sure it’s filled with sand as there is no entrance mat… but, i plan on bringing another old beach towel next year… being compact enough, it served my purpose for a ferry ride and a possible small plane flight home…

Not really waterproof. Also, 2 person tent is tiny. I'm 5'2'' and it was barely long enough for me to lie down in. My head and feet were constantly pressed against each side of the tent, being buffeted by the repetitive SLAPSLAPSLAP of the tent when the wind blew. Doesn't even come with a footprint to place the tent on so you're right on the ground. Also, would only recommend this tent for warm weather. Went camping for three weeks near Point Barrow last summer and this poor thing just about blew away in every slight breeze, and water dripped into my tent every time it snowed. Maybe this is a good tent for your kid to camp out in your backyard, but I would not recommend this for people who are in remote areas or over 5 feet tall.

Tent easily fits two people, and having openings on both sides allows for great air circulation. Material is thin, but sufficiently strong, and aluminum poles are sturdy and light. Outer vents are held open with a foam type insert (red in photos). I just wished that the outer vents could be fully closed, but even with Velcro(TM) to close them, they remain fairly open.. That is, the opening merely is decreased from an open, "D" shaped opening to a relatively "B" shaped opening.The tent holds up to rain, but I'm not sure if I would leave the same review if there were high winds (due to the outer vents). Mind you, I made sure I applied seam sealer, pre-trip, just as I do with all my other camping gear. All in all, I still recommend the tent. It's a great buy for the price!

It's pretty good, doesn't come with the poles, which was a little deceptive.

This is definitely small for two people. It's barely enough to lay down and sleep. Don't expect to do anything else in it. Not sure about the 3 season part. It was super hot in it during the day, especially with the sun shining down on it. Definitely great for one person backpacking though. Super light weight and easy to setup and tear down.

Loved it! Feels like a little cocoon of my own making. The only reason I don't give it a perfect score is b/c I'm 5-10 an I couldn't fit into it toes to head without bending my knees. I should've been able to "stretch out". In any case, two entrances. Net, hook for hanging my flashlight. Water proof, sleeve for my wallet ... Just dopeness...

Disappointed in this purchase as it is far shorter than advertised. Would return it, but past the time allowed.