THE NORTH FACE Trail Lite 2 Tent - 2-Person, Khaki Stone/Arrowwood Yellow

Purchased 2 of these, one for me and my brother. We always bring friends camping and this was spacious enough for all 4 of us. Lightweight & easy to setup. We camped in up in Glacier National Park and the tents held up just fine. Also no condensation in the tent! Awesome tent!

Just the type tent I was seeking, light weight for hiking, rainfly and two entries with vestibules. Add to that it is a The North Face brand at an exceptional price. Easy setup, take down and packable.

Good tent. Good price

Light enough to take on a backpacking trip in yosemite. I like having the extra room so I use it solo. Set up easy and kept me warm and dry. No issues with durability, and packed up easy

This tent is awesome. Gear loops and storage everywhere, lots of head room, fits two wide sleeping pads.

Liked mostly at all but don’t forget to order additional footprint for the tent cause it’s bottom isn’t too strong

Tent delivered with holes. defected.

A solid 4-star tent. Light enough to carry for the kind of short out-and-backs or quick circuits I’m interested in, phenomenal ventilation with the fly on, and waterproof. I love how much mesh this thing has! It’s a bathtub floor with mesh everywhere else!Set up so quickly that I didn’t bother to check the time. It was just up suddenly. To be fair, my other tent is a palatial PIA to erect, so there’s that.I docked it a star because of the design of the zipper in the vestibule. Every time I unzipped the vestibule after it started raining, I got water in the tent. During the rain… fair enough. But, after the rain ended, water pooled above the zipper somehow, and when I released tension by opening the zip, water poured in. The obvious solution is to tap from the inside before opening the vestibule, and I try to remember to do that. But, it’s a new tent, and I’m not doing my best thinking when I’m first awake in the morning. And I’m certainly not thinking my best when I’m getting up in the middle of the night to commune with nature!I just think that they should have designed the opening so that it wasn’t overhanging the side walls of the tent. Which, as we’ve already discussed, are all mesh. Water just poured right through.