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 (Blue, 2-3 Person)

I own the 3 person tent. Great tent! Pretty lightweight considering the price and definitely packs down to a size comparable with some expensive backpacking tents.As others have mentioned, it feels slightly smaller than other comparable 3 person tents. Compared to the "REI Quarter Dome" 3 person tent, the lengths differ by about 10". This 3 person tent is shown to measure about 80", whereas the REI tent is 90". BUT, that tent is almost $380!!!I'm 5'8" and my head and feet just about touch each end of the tent.Vestibule: Fairly small and I typically fit 1 large bag or 2 medium sized backpacks stacked on top of each other.Build quality: I'm pleasantly surprised with the overall quality of the tent. The poles seem solid and fabric waterproof. I spent a night in it during 20-30mph wind gusts and the tent was completely fine. Only thing noticeable on quality is the stitching itself is a little sloppy, but nothing to cause concern of ripping or water leakage.As with most backpacking tents, buying a person size up from the number you plan to share with will add more comfort and for extra space, you can stretch out diagonally. Sharing this 3 person between 2 people is pretty comfy, having 3 people in this is definitely small and sitting up straight is not really an option.But all in all I love this tent! For the price it absolutely can't be beat!

Have used it once with good results. Definitely not suited for more that two adults. Appears well made. Easy setup.

Junk for any kind of weather. The mesh’s screen wraps around the whole circumference and doesn’t keep the cold or wind out, and for that I wasted money. Should have been a kids tent for the grass outside the house. Don’t buy it if you need protection from the elements of wind and sand.

This tent was definitely not meant to be a 3 person tent. My wife, dog, and myself barely fit. A full size air mattress might fit if that is the only thing in the tent. The tent was easy to assemble, and it kept us dry, but say it's more for 1 or 2 people or it would make a great youth tent.

Very light weight and compact. Easy to set up. Seems to be sturdy enough construction for the price. This is a great tent for backpacking.

I recently took this tent on kayak trip in a cold rainy climate in a remote area of the planet earth. Just me and my girlfriend for 6 days 5 nights. It rained every day and all night every night. The rain was at times a Portland drizzle, at times a very mini hard pounding mid-west squall, to try to qualify the quality of the rain we experienced. I don't recall much wind so I can't comment on how the tent fairs in windy conditions. However, I was happy to find the tent weathered the conditions I described above well. My girlfriend also enjoyed the succor the tent provided during our trip. I took along a tarp, as I always do, which I laid out underneath the tent. I then tucked the edges of the tarp under the rain flap to create extra space outside of the tent, yet under the rain flap, for storing boots, rain gear and some of our other gear stored in dry bags and white garbage bag lined stuff sacks. I recommend this method because the tent is a bit smallish which, as any backpacker knows, is a good quality in a tent. It comes with a stuff sack with some compression lashes to help keep the thing small as well. I will now conclude with the reason I am giving 4 rather than 5 stars. It has to do with the design of the rain flap. I expect that the utter inundation the tent suffered during our trip would cause the rain flap to moisten and at some point adhere to the tent itself, which did happen. Please note that this connection of the rain flap to the tent fabric causes a drip to occur on a long interval. However, what I do not expect, is that the sides of the flaps perpendicular to the entrances (there are two entrances) would not have rivets sewn into them so that a guy could tie rope through the rivets and anchor the rope with tent stakes to create a further gap between the rain flap and the tent itself. This has been a common and useful feature in every other tent I've owned. I overcame this overlooked feature by stabbing a tent stake through the almost very bottom of the rain flap to create my own tie off point. I recommend this because it prevents the rain fly from touching the tent fabric during heavy rain situations.

We love this tent. Took it backpacking this summer and it was perfect. Super light weight, easy to put together. It is a great deal for the price.

Super light weight. Great for a light hike. Wouldnt be good in the cold. Survived a surprise rain and we didnt even have the rain fly taught. Fit 2 adults and a 5 and 7 year old for a night. So only 4 small backpacks for gear. And every ounce of space was taken.