Trekker Tent 1 Trekking Pole Tent Lightweight 1 Person Backpacking Tent for Hiking Waterproof Quick Setup 3-Season Ultralight Tent for Camping Hiking Hunting

I've been eyeing this tent up for awhile and after watching tons of YouTube reviews, I decided to get it. Used it last weekend with zero issues. I'm 5'10" and still had room at my head and feet when I laid down inside the tent. I stayed dry during the light sprinkle and the ability to hang the tent up instead of using a trekking pole made it feel more spacious inside. For the price I paid, I'm extremely happy with this tent.

J'ai monté la tente facilement.Je l'ai testé durant 72 heures sous la pluie et la neige. Evidement, sous la neige lourde la tente est tombée. Par contre, elle est demeurée toujours sec à l'intérieur. Reste à tester le vent, mais avec ses plusieurs ancrages, je crois que ca sera resistant. Je crois sincèrement que cette petite tente légère sera efficace pour les longues randonnées. Elle dispose de 3 modes de montage. Soit le bâton de marche, une branche de bois ou encore attaché le toit à une corde à un arbre.Très versatile. De plus elle possède un portique assez grand pour y mettre le rucksac, bottes etc.Je recommande ce modèle.

It’s a big size when packed considering it’s a trekking tent, came with 9 stakes in their own bag. The tie that was around the tent was a mess. Like it went inside a blender, all chewed up and destroyed. The tent itself when I unpacked it to set it up had some animal’s fur everywhere all over it, a bit disgusting and I had to clean it all. Doesn’t have a proper place to fix the trekking pole’s top to make it sturdy. The inner mech inside says down a bit annd can get in the way and finally the T zippers have a little hole when fully closed that might let bugs in.On a brighter note, the price is good, it’s spacious inside, easy to set up, and the material looks solid.

Over the years I've always gravitated towards hammock and tarp camping in my local woods.With a multi day hike planned through the Scottish Highlands I thought it best to take a trekking pole tent instead.This arrived in under a week shipping from the U.S.Upon arrival I thought it best to give it a trial run in my local woods first. Pitching is very easy taking less than 5 mins the first time.Now I obsessively Seam seal and waterproof all my gear regardless of what the manufacturer states. So I took my homemade silicone sealer and some Fabsil with the intention of giving it a good going over in situ.This being the UK, within minutes of setting up it started to rain, and it rained all night thwarting my sealing plans.Taking refuge inside I was pleasantly surprised that it stood up to a night of rain straight out of the bag.As is common with single wall tents, you will suffer condensation. Initially I thought some of the moisture was rain making its way through but it was just condensation and the bathtub floor remained dry thought-out. Ideally you want to setup somewhere with a slight breeze. If your in the middle of an evergreen wood with zero breeze, condensation is inevitable unfortunately. Just don't touch or lean up against the walls and you'll be fine.Plenty of space for 1 man. The vestibule is a good size to store your pack with enough room to boil up some water on the gas stove for a brew as long as you are careful.All in all I'm very impressed, great bang for your buck and a great addition to anyone's outdoor kit.

The tent is well made and with lots of space for one person, I'm very satisfied with the product, it also arrived way earlier than expected.