Sutekus Tent Camouflage Patterns Camping Tent Backpacking Tent for Camping Hiking 【Outdoor Equipment】

Great tent for bikepacking; weighs a touch over 2 lbs, compacts nicely into a 16 x 4 inch packet that you can fasten to the handlebars of the road bike shown, or to any rear rack.Unlike other reviewers, I found no flaws in the manufacturing. I'm about 6 ft tall and I can easily lay down inside to sleep. Remember, you probably sleep curled up a little, so the length of floor space is not as much as you might think. The door has a nice zippered bug screen and another zippered door on the outside. Very nice if you are biking or backpacking with this and want a nice spot to sleep or take a nap in.This tent is very easy to setup; just watch the video they provide on the product link (the manual is a bit confusing)The tent is water resistant, but not waterproof. Very few tents like this are "waterproof", so it's a rediculous standard to expect that, esp. for under 30.00 dollars ! Normally, you would avoid a downpourin a tent anyway (or use a seperate tarp), but you could buy seam sealer (readily available on Amazon) to seal the seams.One negative I find with this tent is I would prefer a plain green,brown, or black color. The camo color they provide actually stands out.Another concern is the warning in the manual that the tent is flammable. My question; how flammable ?

Hey for $20 this isn't a bad tent at all !! maybe it's not the highest quality but when I received it I set it up and I immediately got some Scotch Guard and sprayed it down and I seem sealed it . I do that with all my tents and have used it twice out winter backpacking and it work great for me I can't complain about it because of the price. easy to set up very lightweight I like it I don't think you can go wrong with it. And did I mention it's only $20

this was so close to a good tentwhy use injection moulded plastic bits on each corner?for what purpose, just make the nylon strap a wee bit longer and slap a steel grommet in there the pole end fits in, ITS CHEAPER EVEN WHY.and if you're going to use cheap crap poles, dont use a sleeve tube design because it takes way too long to stuff all of the pole through with the weak elastic and the metal couplers catching constantly.I only set it up to make sure it was good before a trip but I think im going to just use the nylon hooks meant for the rain fly to support the tent with the poles. I feel like one more nylon strap and it would work perfectly.Also the door opening down into the dirt is bruhfor a $29 tent taxed and shipped its pretty light and compact, the oneish piece design WOULD make it easy to set up and take down with some aluminum poles. everything seems double stitched and will hold up to at least 10 uses in 0km/h windsedit: After setting it up a second time, I put the poles only through the black nylon straps and it worked perfectly. It made set up a lot easier, but it's a lot less strong in wind gusts this way. For the price it's a pretty solid dry weather backpacking tent as long as there's no wind so you can use the straps.It gets pretty hot inside but is what it is for weight and privacy.

Cool small size tent! I bought it to downsize and wanted a Tent, that is easy to bring on motorbike travel. It fit's the purpose perfect. Small, but still enough room to also put your backpack . I used it alone, but I can see two people sleeping in there. Easy to set up und to pack the next morning. The little bag keeps it together while moving on to your next location.

Preface this with I got this tent to take my dog camping so I could see how she would behave. I got this tent so that if she tore it up, I wouldn’t be out a lot of money on the tent.I will start with good. It is easy to set up, two crossing poles, pegs, lines in the corners and a fly that covers the top. The camouflage pattern, in a crowded campground actually made it stand out. I liked the camp pattern even though I just got it for car camping. For a single person, it is roomy enough for a person and gear In my case there was plenty of room for me and my dog.Now the bad. The stakes are flimsy. If you use this tent, I suggest upgrading the tent stakes. The second stake snapped the plastic on the corner. I didn’t realize it had also cracked where the pole attaches. That may render this tent a one use only tent. The vent at the top is vestigial at best. It did nothing to regulate humidity , and the inside of the tent was covered in condensation. This led to everything being wet when I woke up. Sleeping pad, sleeping bag, woobie, dog blanket, my jacket, everything soaked. It made for a very unpleasant morning, and led to me not being able to pack up my campsite properly as everything was too wet to put into its stuff sacks.

Use this for a recent camping trip for my daughter she enjoyed having her own little space. Very inexpensive so don’t expect high-quality long lasting equipment. I’m sure will use it a few more times. Seams are a pretty loose and zippers as expected for the price.

I’d give 4.5 stars if I could, but it doesn’t seem fair to give only 4. The tent was so easy to set up by myself and it was a great size for a single person; however, the tent weighed 3 lbs. and 14 oz. and not the 2 pounds as advertised. I got a great deal on this and I am going to keep it anyway. I love the design and I still think it would be a great backpacking tent, but not if you’re going ultra lightweight.