Great relation quality/price. Well designed product. Very easy to set up and fold. Very light for the size and structure.

I took this out camping back in April 2025 or so, and it worked incredibly well. Granted there was no rain, no crazy weather, and I was 10 feet from my car. But it did its job, and kept me warm in the Mid-Idaho region. Fast forward a couple months, early August I went to northern Idaho for a backpacking trip, and a violent rain/lightning storm came out of nowhere around midnight. I didn’t have my tarp on which was totally on me, but the best part was that it took me about no longer than 60 seconds to fully put on the rain tarp and set it up ready for the rain. Not a single drop got inside my tent, and even though the bottom was absolutely drenched in water, I stayed dry the whole night. I actually ended up having some really great sleep due to the peace of mind. I realized that if water didn’t seep in within the first couple minutes, I was most likely fine. And guess what, I was. If you want something cheap, but reliable and good quality. Get this. I’m a fan of giving the benefit of the doubt when it comes to certain outdoors companies, so I’ll vouch for them when I can. (Photo included was after rainstorm, not during obv)

I’ve used this tent a few times since buying it a couple of months ago. It rained 24/7 the first time I set it up. No leaks, it held up great in the rain. It’s very easy to set up and take down. I can do it in the dark in 5 minutes. It’s light weight. It’s roomy inside. I love how it widens waist up. I can easily place items around me and not worry about rolling over on them. My sleeping pad is a Nemo and it fits perfectly with about a foot of headroom. I keep my shoes in the vestibule up against the door. They did not get wet in the rain storm. It’ll be perfect to hold my pack while backpacking.

So why the 4 stars? The rainfly is not cut quite right. The picture shows the orange rainfly is not tight towards the front of the tent. Thankfully, it didn’t cause leaking during my 3-day rainstorm camp. I’ve messed with adjustment several times. There is too much material there. The green one is my cousin’s tent. Hers rainfly is tight in the same spot.

It’s still a great tent for $100. I know it’ll serve me well for a few years.

Bought this for a 3 night backpacking trip. I was going by myself and needed a single person tent. I knew I wouldn't be using it a ton so I wasn't looking to spend an insane amount of money on it. The tent was perfect. Easy to put together, quality material, perfect amount of room. Nice and lightweight as well which is ideal for solo backpacking. I have some other higher end tents and this works just as well.