Odthelda Hiking Tent Two Person Tent Waterproof Camping Tent for Easy up Backpacking

I just set it up in the bedroom, and I love this tent! Love it! If it weren't 28 degrees F out (wind chill 15), I'd go camping tonight. It has outside clips to hold tent and poles together, and at each corner of the tent are these pins which fit inside the poles to secure pole ends to the tent. So nifty. The whole tent is screen material with a sturdy floor. The rainfly is easy--just throw it over the tent and attach hooks to rings at the tent corners. included are guy lines for the rainfly and a bunch of so-usual stakes. the rainfly has 2 vents on top which are closable. The tent is freestanding. Material is polyester, I think. Poles are metal. Clips are plastic--seem sturdy. The tent survived all the stresses of being erected without tearing. I survived without crying. Forgot to measure it--you can't stand up in it, and floor is maybe 6x9 , maybe 5x8, maybe something else. Not heavy, but probably not for backpacking. No instructions required.

This is a good basic tent for the price, with full coverage nylon rain fly. It’s pretty roomy, and straight-forward to set-up, although instructions aren’t included.To be clear: it doesn’t actually come with aluminum poles — they are misidentified in the description. The poles are definitely fiberglass, and thus put it at the heavier side for a backpacking tent.Because the inner tent material is mostly mosquito mesh, it’s best as a spring-summer tent.

Easy set up and sturdy. The space is perfect for one person. The ventilation is sufficient. I had to put two rain flies and leave one hanging for insulation in freezing temperatures. The tent is waterproof.

I get this little latte from summer but it is a good materiales make