Night Cat Backpacking Tent for One 1 to 2 Persons Lightweight Waterproof Camping Hiking Tent for Adults Kids Scouts Easy Setup Single Layer 2.2x1.2m

I purchased this tent to take with me to trail races and it has been a lifesaver. It’s so easy and quick to assemble. It’s the perfect amount of space for one person, but two of us have gotten in to shelter from the rain at a race and it was fine. Speaking of rain, this tent has been a great shelter for all of my gear during a downpour during a race. Zero leaking. I will never be without it again!

It's a good light weight tent that will fit one or 2 adults (One person and a pack or 2 people with no room for packs). I can fit me, my 9 year old, and my pack comfortably. It's a warm weather tent so freezing temps would probably not work as it's pretty light weight material. It doesn't weigh that much and does get pretty small when it's packed in its bag. If you're looking for a good light weight hiking tent I highly recommend this one!

I’m very satisfied with this tent for its cost and effectiveness for intended purpose. It was easy to set up. It’s kept dry inside in significant rainfall. It’s bare bones but just need a small tent for me at music festival so it’s great if you just need something to sleep in and don’t have to care about it as one would a 300$ + tent. I used waterproofing before using.

This tent is super easy to set up, has kept me dry in pouring, windy conditions, and is easy to pack back up. I am so happy I purchased this for when I go camping on my own or if one of the kids wants to come along. Buy it. You won't regret it.

Water repellent, great for one or two slim people. Easy to set up as well as light and packable.

Product dimensions (length, width, height, weight=4# 6oz) are as advertised. Definitely for one person or maybe two kids. One adult can easily move about inside while crouched or kneeling. The seams seemed well-stitched and the zippers are strong. The poles collapse to short lengths (16"). It took me about five minutes to put up, but I'm familiar with this type of tent.I would use this tent from late spring to early fall in most regions. There is plenty of space for one person and their backpack and gear. I plan to use it for bicycle touring, and I doubt there would be enough space inside for me and the bicycle at night.

Tent is made from fairly strong materials. The roof of the tent has a netted vent that let's the outside air in. If it is cold that cold air flows right down on you. Warm weather it would be good to have the air flow. My poles broke the elastic string the first time I took it down.

I bought this tent to give to a local homeless woman. I haven't slept in it so I can't speak for that aspect. However, I can tell you that it's kind of long and narrow so won't hold a bunch of stuff. It's good for one person, two if they're pretty friendly. It was super simple to put together and seems suitably sturdy for this use.