3-4 Season 2 3 Person Lightweight Backpacking Tent Windproof Camping Tent Awning Family Tent Two Doors Double Layer with Aluminum rods for Outdoor Camping Family Beach Hunting Hiking Travel

Excelente, igual a la descripción, muy fácil de armar y entran 2 personas cómodamente, el material se ve de buena calidad, es ligera en peso, falta probar cómo se comporta en el invierno, Después les iré contando, Hasta los momentos la recomiendo

Used about 5 times. Love it! No real complaints. No water has gotten in. Zippers are great. Quality is high. I am 6’2”, and would like an extra 3 inches in length, but it works. Sleeps 2 pretty comfortably. Would buy again.

This tent set up very fast and easily, even in the dark. I used it on a 18 degree night, on snow. The wind wasn't super strong, but it was present, tent had no issues, even without guide lines being used. I had no condensation inside the tent. It did fit a single mattress nicely, with still plenty of storage room. Add a another person, and probably not so much.The main issues I had, vents aren't accessible from inside through the door, so, if you want to adjust, you'd need to get out. Also the vestibules weren't very big, was kind of a pain getting boots off and stored. I did find a lot of loose threads on seams , mainly on the inside.But overall, seemed like a durable tent, was small and lightweight. Would be keeping if not for the threads.

My girlfriend and I spent three days in a canyon with high winds. The wind blew the entire time we were there and would only stop for a few seconds as the direction of the wind would change. The winds were strong enough that you would have to lean into the wind a little so you didn't get knocked over. Anyway...I don't know how this tent survived. The only thing the wind did was slightly bend one of the poles. I've had other tents poles snap or seams rip after a few big gusts of wind but this tent survived three days of crazy wind.

I live in the North East and camp at least once per month all year long with the Scouts. My old tent that I had for 30 years had seen it's better day and needed replacing. After reading many good reviews on this tent I bought two of the 4-season 2-man tents in May of 2021. For the $68 I paid I didn't expect a whole lot from these tents. Thankfully, 15 months and 18 camping trips later, I love these tents! They have been through baking sun, rain, sleet, snow and hail, two sweltering summers, a freezing winter, and some wonderful spring and fall weather. I am amazed at how well these inexpensive tents have held up. They held up to windy days, have been snowed on and I've stayed dry through 3 days of solid rain. I'm surprised that I've not even been dripped on from condensation in the winter. Other things I love about this tent is the gear pockets in the corners and the net in the top, set up/take down is quick and easy, and they are light enough to take backpacking (I use Tyvek for my foot print). These tents were a really great deal for the price. Of course every tent has a it's faults....seeing as these are 4-season tents they are really hot in the summer (but on the upside they are much warmer in the wind freezing cold). I've included a couple of the nice day pics and one to show the (not well rolled) size next to a Teton leef 0 sleeping bag. The 4 man tent is definitely worth the money.

I took this tent out to Big Bend National Park for a backpacking trip on the Chisos Basin trail.I had no issues with it and it has several small features that can really make or break a tent. It’s easy to set up, and there are no plastic clips to break. The poles run through fabric sleeves instead. It has a door on either side, so if you’re sleeping two people, you don’t have to crawl over someone to get out. The rain fly buckles into the corners and it comes well past the bottom of the tent. The zipper handles are glow-in-the-dark. It’s very spacious for one person, and you could fit two people without much issue. The tent fabric itself is good quality. The bag that holds the tent actually rolls up at the end and buckles together for a nice little handle. Zero complaints about this tent, and props to the designer for attention to the small details.

For the price, this is an amazing tent, and I highly recommend it for summer camping. The rain fly doesn't leak, and without the rain fly, you have a lovely view through an open screen above you all night. It is fast and easy to set up, and while not the lightest weight tent I have, it is quite light and easy to carry. Also, it has a great packing bag, and wonderful details like a strap that goes around and secures the tent after you roll it up and before you try to put it into the bag. This tent was designed by people who actually camp.There are downsides, even if I give this 5 stars. For me, the 5 stars is a rating for the price point and the functionality of the tent. I can tell I will get a few good years out of this tent at least, probably more. For the price point, I can't imagine asking for more, especially when I have had more expensive tents that I have been less pleased by.The downsides I see are:Seams are not perfectly stitched. I found wrinkles stitched into the interior zipper edges, a couple of places where the stitch lines crossed or a stitch pulled out, etc. This is on a close inspection, and after a few trips out in the tent, none of these minor faults impact the function of the tent at all.Warmth of the tent is not as high as the photos may try to lead you to believe. There is no way this tent will work for anyone in the winter. It is however, warm enough for spring and fall if you have an appropriate sleeping bag and pad. My kids and I were pretty cold when it got down to 45 degrees overnight, but we had mostly summer weight gear.