Lightweight Waterproof Backpacking Tent for Solo Camping and Hiking

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1. Voltron5000 Verified Buyer – 21 October 2024

   Good lightweight tent. Easy to put up and easy on the back when carrying.
   

2. Rob Verified Buyer – 23 October 2024

   I finally got to use this, and I’m a fan. It’s pretty good quality for the price. It’s large enough that I was able to safely use a small portable heater, and the material was thick enough to keep someone if it in. I’ve only used it a handful of times, but so far, this seems like it will last multiple seasons of use.
   

3. Gabe Grijalva Verified Buyer – 23 January 2025

   This is a perfect solo tent when traveling alone. Its small and compact, so it doesn’t add much to your pack and its really easy to set up. The material keeps cold wind out pretty good and zippers function nicely. Great tent for the packer on the go.
   

4. Jessica E Verified Buyer – 2 March 2025

   Great shelter when weather turns bad while hiking through hills and fields. It is waterproof as I got caught in a torrential rainstorm and didn’t get one drop of water in tent. So easy to set up. Lightweight for carrying. Great shelter to have whether hiking, hunting, camping, etc.
   

5. R. Edwards Verified Buyer – 15 March 2025

   This 1 person tent appears to be well-made, from high quality materials. It is lightweight and compact, which makes it perfect for taking on hiking trips. It is very easy to set up. It feels like it will be very durable, and I have no doubt that it was made to last.
   

6. Brandon Verified Buyer – 11 April 2025

   Got this for backpacking trips where it would just be me and my backpack I should’ve paid a little bit more attention to the size of tent as I am 6 foot tall and I do not fit long ways in the tent. If I lay down, diagonally my head and feet still touch the fabric. Would be good for women or kids or shorter people in general. They make a solo mountain tent as well that is 8 foot long which is more suitable for tall people. on first assembly one of the brass grommets that the tent poles go into came loose out of the fabric. But I contacted the company and they were really great and easy to work with one of the best customer service experiences I had. They ended up sending a new replacement. Some features I found nice is the deep bath tub like floor which in theory would keep water out if it was higher than the ground also harder for rodents and insects to climb in. That and the separate rain fly is nice if it’s a clear night plus it helps keep moisture from running down the inside of the tent it runs down the fly instead. Tent packs up fairly small and weighs about 4 pounds or so would recommend for people under 6’ needing a solo tent.

   

7. bee Verified Buyer – 13 April 2025

   This seems like a nice tent for a single person. I set it up in the basement since it’s absolutely freezing outside, and it was pretty easy to assemble and all the materials seem like a nice quality. I really like how everything has a bag to hold it in, and the entire thing rolls up into a small and reasonably lightweight package.

   Pros: Nicely sized for a single person, well packaged, materials seem pretty good.
   Cons: One of the grommets that hold the tent poles came out while I was assembling it. Not a big deal for me since I can punch a new one in, but worth noting. Fortunately there are two grommets on each corner, so there’s a backup if it happens while camping.
   

8. Vancouver Sandy Verified Buyer – 14 April 2025

   This one person tent is compact in design, yet roomy for a single hiker. At 6’ 8” in length and nearly 3 feet wide there is room for most people to bring their backpack inside too.
   It is quick and intuitive to put the tent up in less than five minutes. The outer shell of this two wall tent can be put up independently of the inner body of the tent… or put up the inner portion only to have a great view of the night sky through the bug mesh. If the weather allows it, you could leave the outer rain fly behind to save pack weight.
   The tent is very well constructed and all of the seams are taped and sealed for rain protection. The fly is rated at 3500 mm, and the floor of the tent is rated at 4000 mm. I don’t understand all of the terminology involved in hydrostatic ratings, but I know that this is a very high rating for a tent in this price range.
   It’s not the lightest tent to pack, but it’s very well made, very versatile, and excellent weather rating for the cost.