Onewind Ultralight One Person Waterproof Backpacking Tent for Camping

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1. leah Verified Buyer – 5 March 2025

   There are a lot of pros to this tent and one con (resulting in removal of a star). But I have yet to find a tent that is perfect. I really like that there is no separate rain fly and that it’s integrated into the design. PROS: -Included straightforward instructions -Adequately-sized stuff sack with compression straps -Waterproof -Sturdy construction -Stakes are bright orange making for easier visibility -Internal mesh dippers are bright orange, making for easy visibility and differentiating from “rain fly” zippers -Rear window is neat -Multiple setup/sleep options -Could sit up and lay down with plenty of room (though I am 5’3″) -Ask price is fair CONS: -Getting the poles into the grommets during setup was incredibly difficult I did take away a star because I could barely get the poles into the grommets. This may become easier over time as the tent is used more but I got pretty frustrated setting it up in the cold and trying to muscle in the poles. I don’t possess brute strength but am strong. I’m also an avid camper and have used many tents in my life, so it’s not my first rodeo. Other than the issue with the poles, it’s a solid little structure that would work for most individuals looking for a nice one-man tent. PS: One of the photos is of the rear window from the tent interior. The other is the tent setup with the fly open on one side. Please note that I didn’t use the guy lines to eliminate the slack in the tent and that it would look better fully guyed out (it was too cold out).

   

2. TaylorBay Verified Buyer – 23 March 2025

   This one-person tent is what I need for tent camping on weekend overnight bike rides. I like its compact size and lightweight. It is easy to pitch the tent with its long main pole and two spine poles. The poles are robust and thicker than those of larger tents I have used. I like that it has mosquito netting on the inner side. I like the design of the window so that it can be kept partially open and not get water inside when it rains. I wanted to test if it kept out the rain without leaks. I usually reinforce my tents with waterproofing spray, but I did not have time with an approaching rainstorm, so I quickly pitched the tent and am happy to report that it remained completely dry on the inside overnight. This is a good one-person tent for quick overnight trips.

   

3. Tim Verified Buyer – 20 April 2025

   The first time I set this up, I had quit the time getting the poles through the sleeves. I think I may have done them in the wrong order, and will try a different method next time.
   But once it was up, it was quite roomy for a one-person option.
   My intention is to take this beach camping, and probably not have it closed up unless it rains. I really want the canopy/fly to just act as a cover to lounge under, and keep my gear tucked inside the half-dome.

   It comes with stakes and guylines to fully secure the whole thing, but you may want to upgrade the stakes if you expect packed soil or high winds.
   I love Onewind products, already having a bug net mesh tent and a trekking pole tent, so I expect good things from this one too.
   I may update this review after I use it for a weeklong camping trip. I hope it holds up!