2 Person Camping Tent with Rain Fly and Carrying Bag – Lightweight Outdoor Pop Up Tents for Camping Essentials, Music Festivals, Backpacking, Hiking, or Beach Shelter by Wakeman Outdoors

I purchase d this tent for my son and he really likes it. It has plenty of room and is easy to set up. I’m sure, at this price point, that is won’t last a long time but it is certainly quality for the minimal cost. Nice tent.

Easy to setup.. more of a one person whose an adult

Why did you pick this product vs others?: #1 rated and price. Definitely is not a two person tent but me and my German shepherd fit comfortably. Great for quick camping trips held up wonderfully in a storm that happened two nights in a row. Minor condensation got through but that’s because i didn’t have a tarp great beginner tent!!

Solid Tent. It's definitely cozy for a big fella, let alone two people. Keeping that in mind, it's a good deal. It's very light and easy to take along. Ventilation is good, there's a screen flap. I don't don't what anyone's talking about with water. The thing stays dry aside from condensation from breathing. We had the thing up for like 8 months straight and it held up like a champ, no problems. All in all, great for what it is. But definitely snug so plan accordingly

Ok - for the price, I should have expected a TEMU knock-off - but looking at dimensions, it looked like it would be big enough for one person. It is...if you're a dwarf..I mean little person. Sorry PC folks! I'm 5'11" and 240 lbs - took a chance on this for a bike run to raise money for vets with PTSD. Figured I'd save some money by camping the three nights during the run. I get to the campground, open the tent and set it up. Well, it's EASY to set up - that's the one star it gets. Unless you want your head shoved into the wall of the tent, and you're over like 5' tall .. you're going to have an issue. Rain? Ha! You betcha! It rained like hell and the zip closure on it doesn't close along the bottom, just up and down...so...even if I curled up in the fetal position, the rain soaked the front of the tent, made it heavy, and then filled the floor of it. I will say the floor is waterproof...I think. It sure as hell stored a few gallons of water in there for when I got up. Since the rain was intense, I didn't want to touch the sides of the tent...to keep the rain from soaking through...course, that didn't make a difference. In my sleep, I apparently got out of the fetal position and straightened my legs. That meant that from the knee down, my legs stuck out of the end of the tent...remember me saying there's no zipper/closure along the bottom? Yup, feet just jetted right out there! Thank the good lord a bear, badger, or wolverine didn't chew my feet off during my sleep! I'm also grateful that a skunk, opossum, or wild boar didn't decide to come in out of the rain and snuggle up with me during the night. Anyway - it was easy to pick the tent up with one hand, pour the water out of it, and roll it up. This thing may be great for some kids - on a clear night with no wind...or rain....or even bad gas from eating too many beans at dinner. If you're an adult over 5' tall tho .. you need a different tent. If there are two adults...you'll want to be cozy! Remember what the Drill Sgt said...heel to toe or nut to butt .. make yer buddy smile.

I bought two of these to reserve a hunting spot, as they were cheap. I would not recommend this tent. They tear easily, and there is no way, anyone over 5 feet could sleep in this (One-Person) tent, they are tiny. The reason I give it 3 starts is because it works for the purpose, I bought it for.

Soiid choice for a kid, they loved it.

Im in it now