GEERTOP Backpacking Tent for 2 Person Waterproof Lightweight Trekking Pole Tent Outdoor Survival Bushcraft Shelter Tent for Camping Hiking Backpack Travel

Surprisingly roomy when set up. I made temporary willow branch poles for it and it stayed up through 50-60km/h wind gusts. Zipper seems to be good quality and the canopy is a real nice feature6 Month UpdateI used this tent on 2 winter camping trips, one -15C night and one 0C night. I brought along tracking poles and the tent was very sturdy, the more mild night was full of rain and snow and I was very impressed with how dry it stayed, the zipper tends to snag the rain flap but I continue to have no issues at all.

We have used this tent twice since our purchase. The first time, we didn't set it up properly and we had condensation issues (we didn't stake out the ventilation flaps on the bottom of the tent, nor did we guyline the tabs on the backside of the tent). On our second trip, we staked and tied everything correctly, and had zero condensation issues. The tent is roomy enough for the two of us (5"8" and 5"9") with our sleeping pads/bags and enough space at our feet for our backpacks (we hung our food outside). Our first trip, we used our trekking poles to set up the tent. On the second trip, we used ropes tied to a tree, and used the trekking poles for the shade canopy feature. Both types of set up worked great!! The tent came with plenty of guylines and lightweight stakes. The guylines reflect at night, which is a huge plus! The stakes also have reflective cords tied to them which is also a nice little touch to avoid tripping on them at night. We love that the whole front side of the tent is one huge zippered screened door, and also love that the front tent canvas serves dual purpose : it zips closed at night or if raining and can be used as a shade structure other times. You can adjust the angles and height of the shade via adjusting the height of the trekking poles to block the wind or sun. We used a simple 2mil plastic painter's drop cut to size for our footprint ($2 or so from Walmart). It worked great! We also had extra plastic to use as a rain fly just in case rain rolled in, but it didn't rain on either of our trips. The tent sets up and also packs up easily. All in all, we are super pleased with this tent so far.

Light weight tent easy to carry when backpacking. Made for occasional summer use.

Light for size. To get full use of canopy you need 4 hiking poles, extra sticks, or two tree to tie off on. I will add a tyvec ground sheet. Pretty happy with the purchase.

This weighs a quarter of what my previous tent did, and believe it or not, it keeps me drier. It takes a bit more "knee-time" to set up, but everyone's impressed by how roomy and sturdy it is when I'm done.During a recent midnight downpour camped in a clearing, my side stakes just floated out of the mud and the whole thing collapsed on me. It was a very freakish feeling waking-up dry, but squished by the tent between the cold puddles above me and warm mud beneath me, but the interior remained dry while I slithered about and found all my essentials. I made it out and managed to get under a nearby canopy to reorient myself. When I went back and re-erected the tent (this time with auger stakes), I was pleasantly surprised to find the inside still bone-dry! This is an awesome tent!