Clostnature Crux Lightweight Camping Tent - 1/2/3/4 Man Tent, Waterproof & Windproof 3 Season Tent, Double Layer, Compact Easy Setup Design for Hiking, Backpacking, Festivals, Family Camping, Outdoor

Great tent - ultra-light and very easy to set up. The mesh is ideal for warm - and dry! - climates. Plus the cover is also lightweight and gives good water resistance. I had one for 4 years and used it regularly so I can testify to its durability.I can't comment on using it in VERY cold or stormy weather but |I have used it in the rain and down to single-digit temps and it was perfect.At the price, it's a great deal!

Really pleased with this tent. It's small but I knew that when I bought it. Compacts up, pretty light to carry. Really easy to put up, even by yourself. Good value for money. Purchased a little narrow inflatable mattress for it which kept me off the floor so a comfy and warm night's sleep. Fit me, the dog and my rucksack compactly. Obviously if you're looking for space, this isn't for you and if you're perhaps tall (I'm 5'2") it might be a bit of a squeeze.

For the price, this tent seems very good. Lightweight, double layered, water resistant and durable, it sets up in a few minutes. I intend to use this for wild camping and should be just fine as it seems to be of high quality. I have also researched its quality on-line and it seems to have consistently positive reviews. If you are in to some occasional camping a few times a year then this tent should be perfect without 'breaking the bank'.

Superb wee tent. Easy to put up in less than 5 minutes. Cosy for myself at six foot but ensured I got great nights sleep

The media could not be loaded. Went wild camping over a weekend...Welsh Brecon beacons...stayed on top of a cliff edge...20 plus mph winds with driving rain.for 4 hrs...not one drop of rain or problem...I am so impressed with these tent

You can tell that some thought has gone into this tent. It's lightweight, easy to assemble and put down and get back in the bag which is always nice. The inner netting has a decent enough space from the outer netting which helps with you not waking up in a tent dripping with condensation. It does get condensation when the temperature is slightly cold outside but it's on the outer lining so doesn't affect your sleep and keeps your sheets and sleeping bag dry.It does seem like they have used cheap materials though, one of the corner holes that had been re-enforced with a metal hole for the pole broke - the metal bit popped through the canvas after only the first time I put it up which points to a cheap glue or something. I've still managed to get the tent up but it's a bit of a faff when securing that corner. Also I don't think it's as waterproof as they say it is. I have another tarp that I've put over the top which keeps it dry enough but without that I don't think it would be that waterproof.That said it's only £80 and the design and lightweight feel of it is similar to that of a much more expensive tent but it just feels like they used cheaper and not so waterproof materials which I suppose some might say you should expect for the price. I prefer to think that the overpriced tents are way too overpriced anyway and it really shouldn't be that expensive to get a good functional tent for a good price. This is one of the best I've had in terms of value for money but feel a bit disappointed with the quality of the materials. I think it may have a lifetime guarantee so I may see what happens if I report the fault with the corner and update this review if need be.

It was easy to open and instal, perfect for someone inexperienced

Easy and quick to erect, but tying fly sheet onto poles inside can be awkward, survived heavy rain, lightweight, ideal little tent for short trips. Used at 4 degrees c overnight, this is a 3 season tent. I’m 5’6” and had enough room to sleep with little storage space. Could even sit upright. Using an extra guy line you can peg out flap to create shelter to cook under.