ONETIGRISCOMETA Camping Tent, Detachable Inner Mesh Tent & Portable Carry Bag Included, Easy Setup, Waterproof Windproof Tunnel Tent for Outdoors Camping Canoeing Beach Travel Picnic

Great tent. Set up was not hard at all. Theirs is a YouTuber out there that has made a video about setting this tent up that made it very easy for me and got it in the first shot. Not sure what the other review means when it says can't get back in bag. I had no trouble at all getting it back in and actually added a ground sheet to the contents of the bag as. As for it being big enough for two people, it's a very cozy two person fit from side to side. If you're talking about length, you have a ton of room at the head of the tent and the foot of the tent once your beds are in. The only thing that I found to be an issue is there is only one hanging loop in the tent and it's at one end. I have a small fan that I usually hang as well as a small ball lantern and couldn't make my mind up on which one to hang. Other then that, the tent is great. It's a castle for one person. Haven't rain tested it yet but I will as soon as summer is over.Update 2/16/24I've finally been able to get this tent into wet weather conditions. After a full day in pouring rain and rainfall of 1 1/2 inches, which came from every direction possible, there was not one drop of water inside the tent. Very impressed to say the least.

So I'm getting back into camping after a long hiatus. I wanted a decent tent, without having to take out a mortgage loan. Started watching some reviews on boobtube, and discovered this brand. The Tent is affordable, easy to set up, and is well constructed.Its only flaw is that in moderate to heavy rain it starts to sag and water begins to pool. pics are of 2 nights with on and off moderate rainfall. I knew about the sagging issue when I bought it. I believe you can work around it.It has ample enough space for 2 people. Plus a ton of extra space at your head and feet to store gear.Would I buy it again ? Yes.I am even looking at other tents made by 1 Tigris for different types of camping. This 1 is good for car camping. Its not that heavy, but I wouldn't want to haul it far.

Worked out great for our trip, just what we needed!

I've used it from Spring - Winter this year and it has quickly become my favorite tent.Pros: Material is lightweight and soft making it quiet in the wind, it survived a softball sized pinecone without a scratch so its durable enough. The inner tent and shell have a large area between wich has eliminated condensation and provides a suprising amount of insulation. With the proper sleeping gear, slept comfortably I'm 10° with snow. The reflective parachord makes it perfectly visible at night. The tunnel system has been invaluable in getting a breeze while summer campingCons: it is not a freestanding tent, so it's been a challenge at times to find ground to hammer into. There is no hook on the ceiling to hang a light from, you can hang one from large wall loops but it pulls on the material alot if you're not using a light weight light. My fan/light combo needed a table next to me as a result, almost a deal breaker when sleeping in 110° humidity. I do wish they had a ceiling loop.Overall, this has become my all season tent. I plan on getting their hot yurt in the future for colder camping. I'm yet to be dissapointed by a product from OneTigris.

I soooo wanted to love this tent, I just can’t, difficult to put up in any wind, it’s just not very user friendly unsure if it’s a defect with this tent but the poles don’t fit right, I had to use hiking poles to rig it to work. I so wanted to love this true fourth season tent. But now it just gathers dust I could never get a reply from One Tigris

Awesome tent, easy set up and use. Held up good in a rainstorm too. Major draw back is it doesn't come with the poles for the "porch" awning.

I’ve camped in this tent a bunch in warm and cold weather and the tent is really good. Set up isn’t too bad and there’s enough space inside for a queen size sleeping bag and my dogs bed. I think it is worth the money.

This tent would be absolutely amazing aside from the one issue it has. The fabric, zippers, and build quality are all great. The tent is fairly easy to setup. There is plenty of room inside. The two doors are great feature. That is especially true for the side door that can be propped open.One might be wondering what the problem is. The problem has to do with ability to get the main body of the tent fabric tight enough between the two tent poles. The stake out points are not high enough where the poles go through, and the top fabric cannot be pulled taught enough to keep water or snow from accumulating which will cause the outer fabric to sag. This problem is made even worse due to the material used in the outerfly will stretch a bit when it gets wet. An easy fix for Onetigris would be install a prerigged guyline through a fabric sleeve on the top of the tent. That guyline could be pulled taught after the tent is erected to keep the top of the tent from collapsing in heavy rain or snow. That would be a simple fix, and it would not add a ton of weight to the tent.