Weanas Professional Backpacking Tent 2 3 4 Person 3 Season Weatherproof Double Layer Large Space Aluminum Rod for Outdoor Family Camping Hunting Hiking Adventure Travel

I really like how compact it is once closed inside it's bag, it's a 3/4 (bit too small for 4 people in my opinion) persons tent compact as a double. I use it to go camping with my motorbike and it fits perfectly inside my side pannier. I've used it also under the rain and not a drop reached the inside.Once you learn how to fold the 2 layers this tent becomes perfect.If you're looking for something light, compact, waterproof and yet spacious, I highly recommend this tent.

Just tried to pitch it at home and I'm really impressed. it takes 5 minutes and it feels of great quality.

i do alot of wild camping each year, was looking for a good backpack tent but they are real expensive....i did research online and found alot of good comments about this one ...price is so cheap too...i went fir a 3 nights camping trip with it and there was a HUGE thunderstorm during the night ....the tent hold on fine and not a drop of water came in ...camp again for a week with it and i have nothing to say fir the price this tent is awesome ...sure if u put more money ull save on weight but its not that bad ...love it!!easy to assemble and easy to store back also !!!!!!!!!!!

The WEANAS line of polyester-based 3-season tents are EXCELLENT! Initially, I had trouble nailing down the footprint of the interior of these tents; the GREEN variety being billed as the most spacious; but, the largest size sold out before I felt confident enough to drop just over $200CAD on one of the "3-4 Person" models, in my case the Navy&Grey. Contrary to the manufacturer's specifications (79" square), the one I received was very close to 85" (inches) square (although very slightly rectangular (wider) on the sides with zipper-openings. I set it up for the first time, alone, fresh out of the box, in the dark, on top of a 8x10' ground-sheet (previously owned) in about 30 minutes. No need to 'pound' the anodized aluminum pegs, just press them into the ground, by hand, in the groove of another peg. LOVE the snap-buckle attachment of the rain-fly, and the velcro-standing vent-supports! It doesn't really need to have the guy-lines installed except in very blustery weather: the two 11-segment-shock-corded aluminum poles are sufficient to support it all, and are easily assembled and raised solo, thanks to the hook-on-pole design (fly ties at the zenith and four corners midway down the walls)! The all-mesh interior with deep (6"+) "tub" of Oxford cloth that is nearly double the waterproof rating of other offerings in its price-class is a boon for star-gazing in good weather, and ensures that there is adequate air-flow to prevent humidy from building up under the fly while still retaining sufficient warmth to combat the temperature drop after the dew-fall on cool late-summer nights... I look forward to seeing how it fares in the autumn; but, I suspect that it is unsuitable (by design) for winter-camping; but, I'm not the kind of adventurer that would do that voluntarily! I would not shy from closing the fly during the day for private time with a partner in this tent, with confidence that it would not become sauna-like in less than an hour. The two interior wall-mounted pockets were good for glasses and cellphones; but, I might have prefered that they were of opaque fabric instead of no-see-em mesh; but, they were adequate; and, the zenith (50" above the floor) hook (hangs 3" lower) for a glow-stick or LED lamp was a boon! The interior size was definitely good for two people with their gear, or three in a pinch (4 would be pushing the bounds of comfort, except for sub-adults). When it was finally time to pack-up, I was also impressed that it was easy to fold both the fly and the tent-body (in half, then thirds toward the center) before rolling them together around the pole-bag, and easily fitting back into the stuff-sack, with the aid of the included compression strap... This tent was obviously designed with actual use in mind, rather than skimping on fabric in the stuff-sack, as other companies do! The stuff-sack itself is pre-equipped with two snap-buckle attachment straps that are small enough to slide through MOLLE mount-points on your backpack! I would be happy to carry this item for solo hiking (at 6.5lbs); but, I don't expect I'd be as happy (solo) with the smallest size, even though it's purportedly 4.6lbs. This is an outstanding product for the price, that has features tents twice its cost lack!

I was hesitant to buy this off-brand tent, but after reading the reviews, I thought I'd roll the dice. I've used it for one full season of frequent back-country camping including its inaugural 10-day northern QC river trip. Shared it with a buddy and we were both laughing at the tent, half sure it would fail. It held up through several days of heavy rain. One day we had about 16 hours of torrential rain--I woke up in the morning and the campsite had turned into a pond; the floor of thent felt like a waterbed, so much water had pooled. But the floor was totally dry--not a drop in the tent. We were both amazed and this made us laugh even more. What a tent. Great ventilation, lightweight, super easy to set up. The zippers seem flimsy, but they haven't failed yet.