Night Cat Upgraded Backpacking Tents 1 2 Persons Easy Clip Setup Camping Tent Adults Scouts Heavy Rainproof Compact Lightweight

This tent was just what I was looking for. I use this motorcycle camping. Small enough to fit in my saddlebag. Definitely a one person tent. It’s like if you cut a regular dome tent in half. Perfect size for one person sleeping plus gear. Able to hang a lantern from center of top. Easy setup.

I've used it a bunch. It's held up great, no noticeable signs of wear and tear at all. It's never leaked, in fairness it hasn't really seen any massive storms with me and I'm cautious with placement. It sets up really fast and easy and tears down and packs up just as well. Perfect for 1 person plus gear or maybe 2 people if they're in love haha

Easy tent to put up and take down. Great for backpacking.

I bought this specifically for places that forbid Tents this can be called a Sunshade or anything else you want to call it since it has no sides, only ends when the sides are unzipped.Since Police and anyone else can see clear through you can get away with setting this up where signs and rules say no Tents or Camping.Don't quote me on the Camping. I'm not sure what defines Camping. All I know is I have gotten away with having this in No Tents Zones.Once you zip a side of both sides up your in trouble is all.The build quality is okay. Nothing remarkable either way. It's cheap. Cheap made. Might last if taken care of. I actually was looking for Pop Up Tents when I found this on Amazon. I want something to have at College to toss on the lawn to stay out of the sun while napping between Classes. This will work but is quite bulky. Too big really. When in its bag it's a large thing to store. Not compact at all. At least not like my old Snugpak Bivies and other high end gear & kit.This is a cheap $50 shelter with open sides when you want. That's about it.

I needed a tent to go camping. I had a 6 person tent from a major brand that had one of the tent pole supports break and it was a very large tent for only a single person. Enter this Night Cat.Unpacking was super easy. Unwrap all the tent poles and rubber bands. Lay the tent out. Assemble the main poles and form an X. Insert the poles into the fasteners at the bottom. Start securing the lower clasps onto the poles and once at the top, tie the ceiling to the axis of the cross poles. Assemble the rain fly poles and insert into their holders. Secure the rain fly using the clasps. Voila. Done. Easy breezy.This tent has some really cool features. IF you have a large battery bank on wheels you have a passthrough for a cord. The windows has some really good mesh for keeping the bugs out and letting fresh air in. There is a hook at the ceiling for a lamp or small led light source. Sleeping on the ground with a memory foam cot sized ground pad feels spacious and enough space around to lay down cell phones, wallet, keys and water you have in your pockets. Not much storage space so be mindful of what you want to keep inside. At 5'9" this is perfect for me. Anyone taller is going to be cozy with the walls. To me it seems like it will fit a standard cot but not an extended cot.Cons: The rain fly does not come down the front entrance or back window far enough. If it is raining with a sideways wind I can see water ingress through the roof a possibility. At that point a tarp put over the tent and secured to the ground will help immensely and help buffet the wind. That is more weight and space so a luxury for car campers. For solo adventurers it may be a con that puts this out of competition.In conclusion there is a lot of value in this tent. It may only last a season or two but it works and it is lightweight enough.Update: Out in the wild this tent showed that it really is a 3 season tent. In Winter when temps drop you will need a 0F sleeping bag or quilt. As well as some insulating wool. It kept the wind off of me during 35 mph gusts. It has a lot of ventilation for a single person tent. I like how simple it is to setup and the included cord helped when securing the tent for the wind. I like the high tub line, it helps keep dirt out. If I had to choose again I would go for a double layer tent. Or drape a lightweight tarp over to help insulate.

Easy to assemble, durable and lightweight. Thank you.

Easy to put together and durable. I criss- crossed the poles on the rain fly part to stop the smacking noises during a windy day and it worked perfect.

The media could not be loaded. love this for camping with my cat, easy set up (less than 5 minutes), easy to clean, enough room for me + my cat + clothes + sleeping bag