Campla Camping Tent 2 Person 3-4 Season Backpacking Tent Waterproof Lightweight Outdoor Shelter Recreation Tent with LED for Hiking Mountaineering Travel Family (Carrying Bag Included and Easy Set Up)

I am a VERY experienced alpinist and was looking for a tent to pack for an upcoming fishing/climbing trip in the rocky mountains.The tent weighs just over 5 lbs . total, which is a tad heavy for backpacking, BUT it's JUST the right size for sitting up in (great when weathering a storm). It has some great features, including (2) entrances, both with vestibules, but one vestibule is different and more spacious than the other.****Update: 9/14/2018I have just returned from a 10 day backpacking trip in the heart of the Colorado rocky mountains within the Maroon Bells Snowmass wilderness. I slept in this tent at 13,000 feet during a front where I got stuck on a tiny flat place in the evening. The wind was blowing 60-70 mph and there was a half inch of sleet during a thunderstorm high up and although I had the tent guyed out with the ropes, it was still shaking quite a bit and actually, the conditions were such that I was wondering if the rain fly would be ripped right off and I would be left shelterless. Well, I am here to tell you that the this tent held! I was amazed that it did, but it held right through the storm and I have some very high respect for this tent now. Although it was a little on the heavy side weighing in about 7 pounds with 3 coats of campdry on the fly and a "foot print" ground sheet made of weaved polypro house wrap and duct tape, I am glad to have taken it because it proved a great shelter and I experienced both pouring rain and heavy sleet and extremely heavy winds. It has just enough room in it to store your gear and yourself in dry comfort. The vestibule would be perfect for stowing gear if 2 people are going to stay in this tent. I would not hesitate using this tent anywhere where it will fit. It is perfectly described as a 3 1/2 season tent. It may be a little light for full up winter camping and due to the huge amount of screening, it will lose more heat than a conventional 4 season tent, but it does hold some heat and warms up nicely as the sun shines on it. I am amazed it is so well built and designed. Because this tent is such a good value, I could care less about the one little imperfection of lacking one of 4 tent netting connectors (one of the connectors on the overhead net was missing when I received the tent - I have a sewing machine so it took me 5 minutes to sew on a different connector that worked). I'm giving it 5 stars, as it is well deserved! The bottom line is this is an incredible value of a tent. The l.e.d. lighted overhead net works great to light the entire tent up. I used it a few times with a portable solar battery device when I needed some light and the flashlight wasn't handy. I am impressed!After bouldering and having the tent mounted at the bottom of my back, the stuff sack is toast, having been cut to hell by rocks on the way down, but seriously, this is a great shelter. I would not hesitate on using it for a longer mountaineering trip again. I don't know what kind of weather can pummel this tent, but if it's that bad, you better head to a hurricane shelter!***It has GREAT ventilation, wide open noseeum screening and good quality aluminum poles.It is a very simple 2 pole cross tent. The footprint is 46" × 76" (not including the vestibules/rainfly). What this means is spacious for 1 and just enough room for 2 in close quarters.If you are taller than about 6'2", it's going to be a tad too cramped to fully stretch out straight. I'm 5'10" and there is enough room for me. The floor seems heavily waterproofed, but the material is a little light, so consider a ground cloth on rough ground.The overhead utility net includes a USB connector powered surround light which is neat, but I doubt most will use it. I tried it, it works. The net on mine was missing a connector, but for myself I just sewed a replacement on. Speaking of utility nets, there is a double net pocket in every corner. I really like this feature. The stakes that come with it are 5mm dia. aluminum and look to be very good quality. The rainfly has adjustable venting and I really like the patterns on the trim, which I hadn't noticed when I placed the order. I am looking forward to putting this one to the test.For the ~$60, I think it's quite a value based on the features and construction. I think the description of 3/4 season is perfect. I wouldn't hesitate to winter camp in it, though I'm not sure how it would do in a heavy snow blizzard.Shipping was SUPER fast and overall, I'm impressed with what I'm seeing.It's not a $500 bombproof shelter, but it's a very good value and I would recommend it.

Edit to my original post: Am upgrading to 5 stars. I have now spent 7 nights in this tent when I took it on RAGBRAI, a 7-day bicycling ride across Iowa, in July 2018. Everyday it was set up in the evening and taken down the next morning, usually at sun up. It was super easy to repack every day and was thrown into a duffel bag and loaded on a semi truck trailer with about 2500 plus other bags. It went through extreme humidity, wind, an intense thunderstorm with 30+ mph winds, and another night of evening rain showers. I had it up next to my friend's REI tent and theirs leaked and mine never did. Everything stayed dry in this tent even when it was soaked in the mornings on the outside from humidity. Oh, and I never sealed it either. My biggest issue was getting the zippers on the vestibule open from inside the tent and I think in the future I would make that the 'back' of the tent for storage and use the single zippered side to get in and out. I used a cot in it as well and, although it was a small struggle to get it in the tent, it fit well (but I wouldn't want 2 in there). I'm super happy with this for the money spent and am looking forward to using it again in 2 more weeks for another weekend bike trip . Again, the color is cooling in intense summer sunlight and the vents help cool it greatly on humid summer nights in the midwest. Highly recommended.I really like this tent a lot and am only going with 4 stars at this time because I haven't totally tested it out yet. I will be using it for a weeklong bikecamping adventure in July and will update my review at that time. However, I did immediately take it out and set it up to check it out. It was so easy to set up...maybe 5 minutes. It looks to be well built with my only concern being a seam by the front 'door' of the tent that I will seal prior to using as I am sure I will see some rain. But with the way the rainfly fits, I am not foreseeing any problems. I really like the color...it seems it will keep the tent cool and the netting with the LED lights is ingenious. And without the rainfly there is plenty of airflow. Also, the air vents on the top of the tent are a great design, as I will be in Iowa in July and muggy hot nights are the norm. I even bought a fan to set on the cargo net and pull in or push out air if it's really humid. Again, once I have spent 7 nights in the tent, I can update my review, but so far I really like what I see with this tent.

The media could not be loaded.  This is an excellent, lightweight, spacious tent that is well worth the money. It's a breeze to set up (took me maybe five minutes, not counting staking it into the ground), and has the collapsible poles (2 of them, metal with a cord running through them) that are pretty standard-issue with tents like this, which make setup extremely easy.There's a small net that goes at the top of the tent interior, for you to keep wallets, phones, flashlights, etc -- which also has, to my surprise, a USB plug that lights up a built-in LED strip if plugged into a power source (e.g. portable battery).The bottom is fully waterproof and seems pretty rip-resistant. Rain fly included. Altogether a light package, so it'd be good for hiking/biking/camping.

Pretty happy with this purchase. We went camping about 1 week ago for 3 days in a Colorado. The night was pretty chilly and with all the moisture there was no condensation inside the tent which was great. Allows plenty of ventilation and stood up to the wind and rain we had 1 night for about 3 hours. Love the LED light included, great for reading and moving around. The set up and take down is very easy and didn’t take much time at all plus it lightweight. Only issue was a cot will not fit inside but we made do with sleeping pads. It seems a bit small to me for a 2 person tent but overall I’m very happy with my purchases. (We bought two)