Ultralight 2 Person Backpacking Tent Waterproof Lightweight Nylon

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1. Marc Chabot Verified Buyer – 7 March 2025

   The makers of this 3-season tent made some good choices. There is one lightweight aluminum pole that is used for the tent and the fly. At just over 4 lbs, it is not an ultralight: if you want to shed that last pound, you’ll have to triple the price. However, I plan to use this for bikepacking, where you don’t have to be quite so intensely concerned about weight. The seams come sealed, which is nice. It’s the middle of winter here, so I set it up in my living room, and it went up easily. There is a QR code in the tag of the carry bag that brings you to a YouTube video that shows you have to set it up. The only tricky part is setting up the floor pieces for the vestibule – I had to slow the video down to 0.25 speed and watch very closely to see how it was done. Of course, in my setup, I can’t use any pegs on my floor, so the tent appears a bit limp. You’ll have to excuse that. Some small criticisms: 1) it is marketed as a 4-season tent, but it is really a 3-season tent. A 4-season tent would need to be much more robust than this one, in my opinion. 2) The large tag on the inside of the carry bag has some tiny pictures and even smaller text for instructions. I’d suggest you watch the YouTube video and practice setting it up in advance, so you don’t have to depend on the tiny pictures. 3) It is marketed as a 2-person tent, and you should know that the 2-person designation generally means it is suitable for one person. If you put 2 people in here, they would need to be smaller people, and very friendly with each other. As my son (an avid outdoorsman) says: a 3-person tent is for 2 people, a 2-person tent is for one person, and a 1-person tent is like a coffin. Still, despite my mild criticisms, this is a decent tent for the money, with features that keep the weight down without compromising on quality.