MSR Backpacking-Tents msr Elixir Person Lightweight Backpacking Tent

This thing withstood a downpour without a single drop getting inside the tent.Very good material and well thought design. I'd add an extra net in the middle of the ceiling, it's the only thing I feel it is missing... other than that, theres already plenty of room in the nets on the sides.Make sure to open the vents when mounting the tent or you'll suffocate inside if it's not wintertime.Highly recommended

I love the quality, especially the rainfly gutter to keep the rain off from seeping into the tent. The zipper is high quality and love the zipper glows at night. My favorite part of the tent is the two triangle lofts to put my things up. The head/feet mesh pockets are great but be careful not to put any sharp things behind because you can cut the exterior mesh. It is very roomy inside and I like the color, too. I like the white walls to see anything crawling and flying bugs easily. I am very pleased and it comes with a footprint! That's a plus! I have not experienced any negative issues yet.

I camped for over 3 weeks last summer in this tent. I experienced a couple bad hale storms and several days of rain. Stayed very dry the whole trip.

Yo tenia la elixir 2, y ahora comore esta por que necesitaba más espacio en algunos camping. Los materiales son super resistentes, se arma muy fácilmente y ya la he probado en lluvias y viento y super bien. Me encanta esta marca

At first, like others, I didn’t like the setup of this tent. However, this was because I set it up the first time in the living room for practice. In the field, it’s very easy. Stake the footprint, stake the tent, put two poles in one side, and go grab the two poles on the other side and push up. Then, it’s as simple as clipping and setting up the easy rainfly. Anyone struggling with this must be inside their homes.Performance: It didn’t leak for rain. It handled a snow squall. Above all else, it didn’t budge in an epic night terror storm with 80-90 mph winds (speed confirmed the next morning at the ranger station). To be clear, it was fully staked and taught-lined that night. Plenty of room for two. Double vestibules for gear (although it doesn’t come with enough stakes for vestibules, but those are easy enough to carve up quick in the field). Pockets to hold stuff and many loops to hang stuff. Glowing zippers are great. For backpacking it’s light enough if one totes tent and one totes food. For car camping it is good too. Wonderful product!