Bessport Camping Tent for 2-3 Person, Lightweight Backpacking Tent Waterproof Windproof Two Doors Easy Setup Double Layer Outdoor Tents for 3 to 4 Seasons, Suitable for Outdoor,Hiking,Camping

I love this tent. It isn't the lightest tent out there, but it served me well on my backpacking trip. I was able to fit the tent itself in my pack by removing the tent stakes from the bag and keeping them on the side of my pack. It was a great setup for me, as I don't want too many things swinging around on the outside of my pack and messing with my center of gravity when hiking. The setup was also very quick and easy, as well as the take down. Condensation wasn't a huge problem for me, even in heavy rain, but at this price point, you aren't going to be 100% dry if it's super humid out. The fly holds up well in the rain though, I left my shoes outside of my tent during the rain and they stayed dry. Like most tents, it technically could fit 2 people, but you will be very close to each other, especially if you're trying to fit your gear into the tent too. I used the tent as a one person, and it worked beautifully, as I prefer having some extra space for my gear. The zipper on the tent is good too, but you'll get it caught in the fabric if you don't guide it up with a finger in front of it. No big deal though. Getting in and out of it wasn't any trouble either, and I am a big guy at 6'4.

Purchased this tent for my son when he went to skate camp. Super easy to set up and take down. Breaks down to be nice and compact. The long rain fly keeps moisture out during storms. Recently purchased a second 2-person tent for myself and my husband to save room during our camping road trips.

I bought this tent to take on a backpacking trip where I need things to be small and light. While this tent is not one of those super high tech ultralight ones, it fits the bill at a reasonable price.My wife and I just tried building it on our living room and this is our experience:Out of the bag, there the entire thing is rolled and kept closed with an adjustable band that is provided just for that purpose. Opening the rolled parts, you get the tent, the waterproof roof, a pouch with the stakes, and a pouch with the structural tubes.Building the tent takes about 90 seconds when two people are doing it and is as easy as it gets. All the tubes are connected into a single structure, and they are attached to the tent with plastic hooks. There is no annoying passing of tubes through holes in the tent, which makes things easy.Once built, the tent is a nice size, about the size of a long full bed. My wife is planning to use it with our two little kids, so it's the perfect size for her.We did not build the roof, as we have no way to place the stakes on the living room floor. However, it looked well made and waterproof as expected.We then proceeded to undo the tent, which was even easier than setting it up. I was worried about being able to fit everything back in the box, but it was super easy to do too. I imagine that when taking it off the actual place where it will be used will involve cleaning it and will take a bit longer, but making it small enough to fit was easier than expected.Overall, we are happy with the purchase!

I purchased the 3 person Gray Bessport for a small hiking trip that is coming up. I tested the tent by taking it to the local campgrounds just to see how I felt about it.It is a lightweight tent, easy to add to someone's backpack without adding too much of a load. When I set up the tent, I began to connect the tent poles and was surprised to see that they were all connected to form the frame. I was able to get the frame on the tent easily by myself. There are no fabric loops to put the poles through, instead it is all plastic clips to attached the fabric to the frame. The fly also went on easily by myself. The description says that there are supposed to be clips to attach the fly to each corner. This was mostly true, mine had three of the four clips, with one being replaced with a loop that I just hooked over the stake.I was the idiot who tried to push the stakes through rocks and bent three of them in the process, so i doubt it was the stakes fault for bending. Each of the stake loops had an additional circle of string attached on it, probably to make staking it down easier. Two of these additional loops came undone while I was staking it and two more came undone in moderately light wind.I am 6'7" and this was a good length for me to sleep in. There was maybe 8-12" of wiggle room split between both my head and feet. I'm a bigger guy and could easily see using this three person tent to sleep with someone of equal size and our gear in the tent. Zipper troubles can be a pain with a tent, but I didn't have any issue with the inside door or the fly zipper.I didn't see it in the item pictures and I didn't think to take one while I had the tent erect, but there isn't a hard definition from where the wall ends and the floor begins, meaning that all the walls sloped in until it was the floor.The tent protected me from the light wind (20 mph WNW) extremely well. It was a bit chilly at 35-40F, so it will be great once it warms up a bit more.Taking the tent down was incredibly easy. With no rush whatsoever, I took the tent down and put it in the bag in 12 minutes alone. The bag was also big enough that with my poor folding job I was able to get the tent in the bag.TLDR:Pros:-Easy Set Up/Take Down-Light Weight-Sleeps a tall guy-Weather Resistant-No Zipper IssuesCons-Something that was unnecessary anyways came undone-One of the four corner clips wasn't on the fly, but still functional