Lightweight 2 Person Camping Tent Waterproof Easy Setup for Travel

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1. RD Verified Buyer – 5 March 2024

   This is a very portable, well designed tent. When it first came, I was amazed at how small and light the box was, I would never have imagined a tent fit in that. But it did, and when fully extended, does fit two people. Sure, it’s not the biggest tent, but being so light and portable is a big boon when you’re traveling solo or duo. They even managed to make it a double layer design.

   It’s easy to assemble, and very quick. It’s nicely waterproof, though the walls are a bit thin, which has good and bad- it’s quite cool on breezy days and comfortable to sit in, but you hear everything and there’s some concern how long the walls will hold. They thoughtfully included a patch kit, which should keep this going for a lot of use. The design is also neat and looks nice on campsites. Excellent tent for two people or solo campers, would heartily recommend.
   

2. gooma2 Verified Buyer – 5 October 2024

   The BISINNA 2 person camping tent surprised me as I wasn’t expecting a lot for the price, but the quality was really good and how it arrived was even better. Plenty of detailed instructions to help you get going, but assembly isn’t hard at all.

   I’m one to overanalyze when it comes to assembling items, but this one was much like the dog playpen we got a few months ago.

   It has doors and a top guard for those really windy or hot sunny days. There’s plenty of ventilation windows to allow cool breezes through. I don’t know how it would far in a tundra storm, but for simple camping or even just camping in your backyard, this is perfect.
   

3. Dan Verified Buyer – 14 October 2024

   Wasn’t impressed with quality or zippers or poles. Nothing horrible but didn’t meet the price. My head and feet were touching. Too small for me and my son.
   

4. Scott Verified Buyer – 1 February 2025

   Light tent that it is easy to set up. I appreciate the aluminum poles and the vents on the rainfly especially. It packs down pretty small, and has straps on the outside of the bag, so it will be easy to bring along no matter where you are going. The two doors and large amount of mesh makes it versatile and breathable. However, there are some issues. The rainfly design is pretty awkward, you have to remove it from a stake just to open the door. The tent is pretty noisy too, it is a little bit like sleeping inside of a bag of chips. Every slight movement or breeze is going to bring a crinkling sound. As for durability, I can only speculate. The sleeves for the tent poles are made of mesh, so a pole could catch in one of the holes and rip the sleeve. The polyester itself is thin, but it has a high thread count and is waterproof coated. So I am not too worried about rips, but I am concerned about punctures. The tent does include a patch kit. The mesh walls feel strong and do not catch easily. Even though the seams are taped on the backside, I am concerned water may soak through after a few rainstorms, especially around the rainfly vent where the seams face up. Generally, I think it will hold up well, but that the tent will probably require some repairs after a medium amount of use. Overall this is a nice tent, I trust that it will hold up and be a cozy, dry space throughout many summer adventures. I am looking forward to trying it out on some trips soon.

   

5. Simon Bishop Verified Buyer – 18 March 2025

   I like the overall build of this tent. I have owned several backpacking tents over many years and this one will work just fine for 2 plus a dog. I wish gear loft was up high instead of corners. Its not as light as a sierra clip 2 i have but this tent is also free standing and larger. I asked the company about when the 2 person footprint will be available and was told about 2 weeks but it still isn’t showing available. Id like the ultralight option of using poles, vestibule, footprint only
   

6. Wakon Verified Buyer – 10 April 2025

   This tent is pretty lightweight and packs up well for backpackers who are setting up a base camp and don’t have to go too far. It’s decently waterproof and the material dries quickly. The snaps to connect the bottom layer to the top are a nice feature and the little triangle vents at the top help bring a bit more air flow in when it’s raining/wet.

   The only reason I docked it a star is because it doesn’t have any ceiling storage, though it has two pockets near the bottom on the inside. The base material isn’t very tough–the same as the rainfly, so if you are camping where it’ll be or get really muddy, it may be worth bringing a tarp to put below it.