BISINNA 2/4 Person Camping Tent Lightweight Backpacking Tent Waterproof Windproof Two Doors Easy Setup Double Layer Outdoor Tents for Family Camping Hunting Hiking Mountaineering Travel

The Bisinna two person tent exceeded my expectations! Ive taken it on a number of camping and backpacking trips in the two years I've owned it and have been incredibly impressed.Pros:* Easy Setup: The instructions were clear and concise, and the tent went up in no time at all.* Spacious Interior: Despite its compact size when packed, the tent offered ample room for me and my gear. I even had enough space to sit up comfortably.* Durable Construction: The materials felt incredibly sturdy, and I had no concerns about the tent holding up against wind and rain - I did buy the Bisinna fitted ground sheet as strong storms were expected and I was the only one who woke up dry yet my tent was the only one not a major brand.* Excellent Ventilation: The mesh panels kept the air flowing well, preventing condensation and keeping me comfortable throughout the night.* Lightweight and Packable: The tent packed down small and light, making it easy to carry in my backpack.Overall:I highly recommend this tent to anyone looking for a reliable and comfortable shelter for their next outdoor adventure. It's a fantastic value for the price

My tent just arrived (ordered on a Friday, received the following Monday) and although I have not officially "used" it (I bought this for a backcountry trip scheduled for the 1st of November at Nordhouse Dunes Wilderness Area) it seems to be of amazingly high quality. Right when I opened the box I was impressed with the closure hardware and the thoughtful design (compression straps built in) of the tent bag itself. Poles seem to be as good if not better than the ones I've owned on tents costing four times as much as this one. I am going to update this review after I've field-tested it, with more product details. At this point I'm giving it 5 stars as there is absolutely nothing negative that I could say. It did weigh in at 4.8 lbs, which is pretty much spot on. Size is bigger than I was expecting, and set up is a breeze. More to follow...........UPDATE: After testing this tent this past weekend out at #NordhouseDunes Wilderness Area, I have to say I'm even more impressed. One plastic buckle that attaches the rainfly to the main tent looked like it might not hold, but it did. My only other minor complaint is one of the velcro pieces on the rainfly wasn't completely sewn on, but I will repair that myself. Set up in the wind was a breeze (pun intended), although I did upgrade the stakes to screw-in sand stakes, which for dune/sand camping would be a necessity. The weather was what I was hoping for....overnight temps near freezing (33 degreess) and mixed precipitation (rain/snow/sleet) from roughly 8pm - 4am. Winds during this entire trip averaged a constant 15 mph, with overnight gusts in the 35-40 mph range. The tent kept me warm and dry the entire time. There were moments when I wondered if I was about to go airborne, but this tent held steady. Taking it down was even easier that setting it up - I stuffed it rather than folding/rolling as we were in a hurry to get to a hot breakfast in town, but again, this little tent performed flawlessly. With the minor exceptions noted, I would recommend this tent for anyone looking for a 3 season, super-affordable alternative to the big brand name tents. I will need to take it out a few more times to determine its true durability, but I'm confident I'll get at least another 2-3 year's use out of it. I did NOT get compensated for this review!

The reason for only 4 stars is because the mesh got messed up really quickly, regardless of how careful we were with the tent. It never tore, but I've only used it for one backpacking trip.Other than that, it was very light and compact. It was easy to set up. The rain fly buckled to the tent which made it easy and secure. The poles were nice and sturdy feeling. We camped on multiple ground types throughout the trip and it did great on all of them. Fit 2 smaller adults with our packs

I bought this tent for my son a few years ago. He tried it it out on the Appalachian trail in both cold and warm conditions in North Georgia. He took it to Iceland for a 2 week camping trip around the Island including backpacking in the very remote Hornstrandir region with crazy weather and winds and shared with a friend. It held up fine and they had no problems. The next summer, he car camped and backpacked solo around southern Norway for two weeks and experienced some heavy rain. Held up great. The only issue was one of the buckles broke on the rain fly, so he just had to rig it up by tying it instead of buckling. Other than that, it's still in great shape. He's also used in Florida for several short trips. We just sprayed it with waterproofing since it's been 3 years, and was due. It's lightweight, easy to set up, and can hold two grown men comfortably, or be used solo, but certainly doesn't qualify as extra light. But less than 5 lbs for what you get is an absolute steal!

This has been a great tent for the price. For a freestanding tent, this one comes in at around 4 1/2 pounds which is not too shabby. The poles feel like they are sturdy and the stakes are very lightweight. The rainfly gives you 2 vestibules both of which are large enough for your backpacks. The fly also comes nearly to the ground which does a lot to protect you and your equipment from rain. There is plenty of floor space for two people and your pads. I slept in there with my teenage sone and had plenty of room. It's easy to put up and was sturdy. There was plenty of ventilation so we didn't have any trouble with condensation.The only thing I can say that would be a con is that it's not super long if you're tall. I'm 6'2" and there are maybe a few inches to work with at your head and feet. I felt like I was trying to stay in the perfect spot so that I wasn't touching the sides with either my feet or head. That being said, it really didn't cause any issues.If you're looking for a backpacking tent that isn't going to break the bank, this one is definitely one to look at.