MC Backpacking Tent 1-2 Person Waterproof Lightweight Compact Double Layer Free-Standing Outdoor Camping Hiking 3 Season

Excelente barraca, prática, resistente e super bem construída. Todos os itens dessa barraca são excelentes, Nota 10. Prazo de entrega EUA para Brasil apenas 8 dias.

Una muy buena casa de campaña, la he usado en reiteradas ocasiones y no ha tenido desgaste, posiblemente sea bueno reforzar sus cierres pero fuera de eso, es una muy buena casa de campaña y además de todo, muy fácil de armar.

I was tempted to take it down before our nor'easter, but decided to give it the acid test. After 2 nights sleeping iin my yard, day/night 3 was a large storm. 3 inches of rain and 50 mph gusts. I did use 6 guylines and a Tyvek ground cloth, plus a few extra heavy tent pegs due to soggy ground. I also put my sleeping bag away, just in case. The morning after, I was surprised it was still there... Lol. When the rain let up, I looked inside, no leaks... None. I had closed the 2 vents and did notice the Tyvek had moved from under the tent a bit from the force of the wind. Great value, a bit heavy for backpacking, a few stray threads and probably shoulda gotten the bigger one, since car camping will be the primary use. Happy camper!

I was looking for a tent for solo camping that met specific criteria: It had to be a 2 person tent with adequate room for my sleeping system and a bit of gear. It had to have vestibules. It had to be quick to setup and take down and be small and be easy to transport by car or backpack. It also had to be inexpensive (I had to convince my wife that I NEEDED yet another tent!). Most of all, I was looking for a tent that would bridge the weather gap between my summer 2P tents and when my hot tents had to be brought out of their warm weather hibernation. The MC TOMOUNT 2 Person Waterproof Lightweight Backpacking Tent seemed to fit the bill. I had heard some reviews of other tents from this company, and they all seemed to be pretty positive. Their tents are not perfect, but they seemed to be a great value for the budget price, so I ordered one for an upcoming trip. After receiving the tent, I put it up in my back yard (I don't like surprises when I'm setting up my tent at the campsite). The setup was quick and easy, as the tent is of a fairly-common design. It consists of the tent inner, 2 poles, tent stakes, guy lines, and the rain fly. The only issue I found after setting it up was a small pinhole in the fly near one of the 2 vents. I don't think it would leak as it was on a seam that was taped, but I threw a clear patch on it just to be safe. There were also several loose threads, but these were cosmetic and did not affect the structural integrity of the tent. The following weekend, I took it out on a camping trip, and it performed well. Here are my observations: PROS: The fabric runs halfway up the walls of the inner tent. Despite temps in the low to mid 50s, the tent retained the heat coming off my body, and I was comfortable. In fact, I became too warm and had to ditch my sleeping bag midway through the night! The tent has enough room for my sleep system and gear which included a small table for my CPAP, my bag, and a power station. There is ample storage inside with a couple of mesh pockets on the walls and a removable mesh gear loft. The poles are aluminum, not fiberglass, which should provide good wind resistance and support. There are 2 doors, which allowed me to access the entire inside of the tent so I could set up everything without actually having to get in. I also appreciate that each door has a generous vestibule...I take a mat with me to set my camp shoes on, and the fly will keep them dry in the rain. The mesh is good and did a good job keeping out the ants, spiders, and a couple of holdout mosquitoes. Also, the zippers are very smooth and did not bind up while using them. It's a good looking tent, and I really have come to like the color green! The two vents and the staked-out rain fly provide good ventilation, and I didn't have one drop of condensation on the inside of the tent. Lastly, the value of the tent far-exceeds the budget price of $70. CONS: I realize that this is a budget tent, but a footprint would be a nice addition. I have a good supply of tarps and footprints from other tents, but none were a perfect fit. The rain fly doesn't have hook and loop straps to attach it to the poles...it has small fabric straps that you have to tie, which takes a bit more time. This isn't a big deal, but it could be inconvenient if setting up in the rain. I also would like it if the fly had double zippers, so could zip them down from the top for extra ventilation. I hope to use this tent in even colder weather (perhaps down to around freezing), and the extra airflow would be helpful in fighting condensation. Lastly, the above-mentioned loose threads and pinhole in the fly. My CONS are fairly trivial when compared to the low cost of this tent. I feel like I got my money's worth and more. I am very happy with the MC TOMOUNT 2 Person Waterproof Lightweight Backpacking Tent and highly recommend it!

I’ve had this tent for 3 years now. For the money, this tent is awesome. Quick and easy set up and tear down. Light and compact I backpack a lot in the pacific northwest and it’s snowed and rained on me severally times and the tent has held up great. I’m 6’2 and there’s plenty of room for me inside.