ATTONER Tent for Camping, 1&2 Person Tent, 3-4 Season Backpacking Tent, Lightweight Outdoor Waterproof Tent for Hiking and Traveling

I really hope I can get a refund for this tent, because it was absolutely a miserable experience to use for 2 people. I used this tent just this last weekend for my dads memorial backpacking trip and I had high hoped for it, since we've recently taken up backpacking. I'll go through the pros first, since this may be a perfect fit for other people.It's very lightweight, packs down small, there is a lot of "floor space" when staked out, it goes up quick, is made well and the tub fabric is nice, it seems sturdy, it keeps the bugs out really well, and the indoor measurements are 100% accurate.The problem that is a deal breaker for me is that there is zero head space. I mean none. When sitting up, my head was sandwiched between mesh. I couldn't find a single picture from the front showing just how little head space there is. With my 2 inch air mat blown up and my sleeping bag laid down, my feet touched the walls. I'm only 5' 10, so this shouldn't have been a problem, based on the measurements. My 10yo daughter slept in the tent with me and she's just over 5 feet tall now, and while we were sitting inside trying to set up some food she had to be curled up in a ball at the back of the tent. While sleeping we were both right next to the walls, so she ended up having a wild mousing nuzzling her and freaking her out. There's no room for gear, the enclosed vestibule doesn't exist if there's 2 of you. The idea is golden and would've been awesome if it were larger than maybe 4 inches of space.This is a well made tent, seem taped, sturdy, and great for one person without much gear. But there's no way this tent would work for 2 people. I ended up only sleeping about half an hour and my daughter only slept about an hour. We were so miserable and tired the next day that we had to cut the trip short and catch a ride home with a trail angel instead of hiking back as planned. Maybe if there were some tension points on the sides somewhere, that might help. I really wanted this tent to work out, but I can't use it and have to find something else for next months trip now.

Just tried this little tent out today. Looking for a lightweight compact wild camping tent. This fits the bill. I removed the steel stakes that the tent came with. And dropped the weight by over a pound. People complain because it doesn’t have a vestibule, but it has like an enclosed vestibule with a good height that you can actually cook under. I cooked pancakes and made myself a cup of tea on my Trangia 27 spririr stove. It’s watertight. The fly is rainproof. Nice fine mesh net. I’m really loving this tent. Especially for the $39 I paid for it. Looked at more expensive tents. But this fits all my needs.

Great tent for a great price

We purchased the tent because it was lightweight for our backpacking trip. The tent is definitely not meant for two people. We could barely fit in and we’re not huge people.The quality of the tent stakes is really bad we could only get a couple of them in the ground and rest were bent. We had to rely on stones to hold down the tent. The tent was used when we were camping in Grand Canyon. I will not recommend for 2 people.

Spacieuse pour 1 personne et assez facile à monter. Par contre il faut à tout prix mettre des sardines sinon la toile de tente ne tient pas toute seule...