Portable Camping Tent, 2 Person Lightweight Tent,Waterproof Windproof, UV

13 reviews for Portable Camping Tent, 2 Person Lightweight Tent,Waterproof Windproof, UV

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   Puppy’s Mama – 16 January 2025

   Love this thing
   Very small, the picture shown is clearly photoshopped and doesn’t show real size. just the size of a twin air mattress without an inch to spare. I plan to take it to the beach in case it rains. It’s the only pop up tent that is water proof. Very easy and quick to fold (I’m a weak woman). I don’t recommend this for real camping. Only has one window, ventilation not great. It’s good for a quick trip to the park or beach for a couple of hours, or as a kid’s play tent. I like it very much because it suits my purposes, so easy to open and close. Remember: for camping, you can buy a real tent for the same money, and it will be much better, but takes longer to set up and take down.

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   Roxane Rollins – 16 January 2025

   Perfect for Child’s Play Tent
   Bought this for toddler for indoor play and storing toys. He loves it. Looked at “tents” made for playing and they were expensive, small and poorly made. This text is easy to set up and take down. It was inexpensive and lightweight.

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   CX – 16 January 2025

   Quick assembly; cheap stakes
   I like this product a lot! The bag is circular and flat versus cubicle. Very light. Easy to assemble; I assembled within 3 minutes. And to put away, about the same time. This sleeps 1 person well; I still had room to toss and turn (I’m about 5’3” 140 lbs.The stakes provided are VERY cheap and does not hold. I tried to pound it down and it bent in half 😑. Mind you it was quite a windy day my first time out so I had to find rocks to weigh down the flaps. I had to buy more durable stakes elsewhere.I would recommend though. Not disappointed with purchase.

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   J. Hildebrand – 16 January 2025

   Disappointing, but the design has great potential
   Some background: I am an experienced backpacker, and am always looking for ways to cut my weight without seriously compromising the performance I expect. A high quality one person, 3 season tent might run $300 or more, and be too small to store gear. On seeing this tent, it had a number of features I wanted (2 lbs total weight, 1000 mm water resistant fabric for the tent body, 1500mm for the floor, quick setup and storage, compact design, and I thought based on reviews adequate length to use for one 6’2″ person if I slept diagonally). For the price, I had to buy one and try it out.Much of the tent was as I expected; the seams needed sealing (I will do that), but the fabric itself is adequately resistant to a strong spray of water. The total tent weight is indeed right at 2 lbs, which is excellent. The material is thin, but as expected; anyone using a super lightweight tent should expect to handle it carefully and use a groundcloth. The poles are rather flimsy, but adequate if handled carefully. The bug netting mesh is small enough to keep mosquitos out, but since the tent walls are waterproof, the top netting section should be several times larger to allow adequate ventilation in rainy conditions; I’ll make this modification myself. The 22″ diameter tent bag can be strapped to the outside of a standard internal frame pack with the addition of three quick connect buckles; I’ll add these as well. Due to the pole design, this tent would not be suitable in high winds.The one fatal flaw is that the tent interior is really not quite long enough for one 6’2″ person, even sleeping diagonally. The reviews had indicated a problem here, but I thought it would be adequate for one person; I’d say you would need to be 6″ or less to be anything like comfortable, and that would still be tight.To the tent manufacturer, I have the following recommendations. With these changes, I think you could market it as an ultralight 1 person backpacking tent at say $80-100. I believe there is a significant market demand for a functional, lightweight, cost efficient 1 person hiking tent.1) Make the tent AT LEAST 6″ longer, and 12″ would be better. Width could be sacrificed if 12″ were added to the length. The extra weight would be nominal, and it would go from essentially non-functional to usable.2) Use higher quality poles for the frame. I understand that you still need to maintain a 22″ bend radius, but this is needed for use in high wind conditions.3) Make the top vent netting 3-4 square feet, and slightly increase the size of the rain fly. This is needed for adequate ventilation.4) Seal or tape the tent seams, or at least include a tube of a sealant compatible the the fabric for the user to do the sealing. I’m quite sure the complaints about leakage are either condensation or water introduced at stiching points.5) Higher quality double pull zippers on the tent door to be able to better control ventilation at the door (minor point).6) Include quick connect buckles on the tent bag to allow it to be easily clipped to the outside of a standard internal frame backpack (minor point).

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   Wesley – 16 January 2025

   Ok
   Not bad

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   LILSTEPH.MAMABIRD – 16 January 2025

   CHILD SIZE
   This is seriously a child size tent for ONE child! I am 4 foot eleven and I couldn’t even stretch out, the inside only fit 2 couch cushions. Cute and took less than 1 minute to set up, but NOT for a grown person.

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   S. Smith – 16 January 2025

   Product measurements are deceptive lies
   The measurements given for length, width and height of this tent are 78 x 57 x 41 inches. This is measuring the ends of the poles, which is NOT the true space of the interior of the tent. The actual USABLE space in this tent (shown in photos, as in the very bottom of the black base where it touches the ground) are 69 x 47 x 38 inches.For reference: I am 5’2″ and 120 lbs and it is a very tight squeeze to fit in there, I have to be hunched at all times with the back of my shoulders touching the top of the tent. My husband is 5’11” and 160 lbs and when he lays down straight, the top of his head presses into one side wall and his feet push against the other, which results in him laying DIAGONALLY and stealing even more of my space.This tent is designed for ONE adult OR two children, nothing more than that. It is tiny, uncomfortable, deceptively advertised, and overall a disappointment. The only benefits are because it is so tiny, it is very light weight and easy to fold up and put away. However, I would NOT buy this again unless it was for children.

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   Richard D – 16 January 2025

   Perfect for daughters campover
   Just needed a small tent for our 10yo daughter to camp out at a friends back yard socially distanced. This was perfect! Great size for just her, but big enough that she had room for everything she needed. I’m not sure that this would comfortably sleep two, but I guess it depends on what you’re looking for–she set it up on top of her twin bed and it fit perfectly… Even though it rained a little that night, she said she didn’t get wet. This tent is so easy to set up she did it herself in a few minutes. The best part was the price. All in all, just what we were looking for and now she can set up in her room or the basement to play in for the winter.

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   Hunter – 16 January 2025

   Comes in small package, easy to throw in your pack or car. I love it. 😄

10. 

    Mandeep – 16 January 2025

    Worst product, dikhaya kuch bheja kuch.Main isko 500 me bhee nahi lunga.

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    Nicole Shillington – 16 January 2025

    My nephew loved this gift. Super easy to put up. Great for the back yard. Wouldn’t recommend if it was raining as it’s probably only water resistant

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    brad – 16 January 2025

    I like that it’s a tent.I HATE THAT ITS EXTREMELY CHEAPLY MADE.This tent ripped as soon as I stepped inside and put my sleeping bag down.I have never seen such cheap materials used to make a tent.So sad.

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    nicole – 16 January 2025

    Bought this for my son for a graduation sleepover. It worked well for the night, however I wouldn’t say it’s a 2 person tent, he was 13 average height and barely fit. The material is ok but I don’t think it would last being used for a while and I don’t think it would keep water out. Other than that it was easy to set up and take down and is lightweight if you have to carry it. For the price you can’t really complain