2/3/4 Person Camping Tent with Removable Rain Fly, Easy Setup Outdoor Tents Water Resistant Lightweight Portable for Family Backpacking Camping Hiking Traveling

I bought this tent for a three day backpacking trip. It is high quality, generally well constructed. The instructions did not include how to attach the rain fly, so when it rained I had water in the tent the first 30 minutes or so of the storm until I figured it out. It would be better if the zippered front flap came down an extra couple of inches as rain did come in the front if I didn't position the flap carefully.It was lightweight (just over 4 pounds) as advertised. Extremely easy to set up! very stable.Overall, very satisfied with my purchase!

We used this tent for 9 nights total. Two Campsites we stayed at for 2 nights a piece the others a night a piece, so we set up 7x and broke down 8x. The 8th time we went to pack up a piece of the fiberglass pole split halfway up but can be fixed. The main issue we had was all the condensation on the inside of the tent all but one morning. Beside those two things I'm still giving this tent 5 stars! We absolutely loved this tent! It is so easy and quick to set up and pack down & lightweight.

This is an easy and simple tent for basic camping. I would not recommend it any further than just for basic camping adventures at camp sites, though:* The tent is advertised as 2-4 people. In my opinion, 2 is the MAX you can fit in it, and that's if you don't have extra luggage or supplies you need to store inside.* The tent is good at keeping light rain out, but not heavy rain. You'll still get water in it if the rain is heavy / accompanied with wind. But it's usually confined to the sides of the tent.* The tent is not that durable. It's just enough to get you by on a camp site. I would not recommend using this tent in deep woods. Sharp sticks can potentially penetrate the tent.* You most certainly are going to need good support for sleeping. The tent provides no support at all; it's just material between the ground and you.* The tent is not big enough to stand in, or even sit up in for taller people (unless you move to the center of the tent).

Easy to set up and can fit twin mattresses in it.

strong material tent just pretty tough to get the sticks in it the first time so be careful not to put too much pressure on the seam/stitching for the rods, raise it evenly and bend it up/curved. Also you need to buy your own tarp separately if you are new to buying tents like me.