ALPS Mountaineering Lynx 1-Person Tent

Los materiales son de buena calidad, se notan que son resistentes, de buen peso para poder realizar senderismo

Aufbau innerhalb 4 Minuten, Reißverschlüsse laufen sehr gut auch nach zigfacher Nutzung.2x Regen trocken überstanden.Vor allem das Pack Maß ist ideal für Motorrad Einsatz.Preis Leistung stimmt! Würde ich jederzeit wieder kaufen.

puedo decir que es una buena tienda de campaña, no es de las mas pequeñas de las individuales pero si quieres algo de espacio y moverte con cierta libertad y no sentirte claustrofobico esta es la tuya.

I could not be happier with this tent. I bought it on short notice days before a trip. I was concerned about the quality for the price but easily beat those thoughts. I’ve used it on multiple occasions now in cold-warm weather and it’s been amazing. My height is 5 foot 9 inches and I fit nicely. I and lay down with plenty of room and sit up with ease. I use a cot inside the tent and it fits perfectly. I love this tent.

Just got back from a 5 day/night hiking trip in the mountains of Western Pennsylvania, and this tent worked perfectly. It compacts nicely when not it use and very easy to set up/take down. It served it's purpose well but I didn't have any extreme weather ( heavy rain, wind) so only 4 stars for now till I see how it holds up on a trip the Rocky mountains in Colorado next month. I am a 5' 11" 180 lb. male and I had plenty of space in it to sleep plus store a few extra items( shoes,clothes)and I could sit up in it with my head just grazing the top. So far it's been worth the money. I will update after CO.Update: I spent 3 weeks of September in the San Juan national forest in southwest Colorado​ on a hunting trip at the altitude of 9-12,000 feet. This tent held up great! It sustained high winds,heavy rains and a bit of snow. It blocks the wind very well, on those cold windy nights I could barely feel the wind. Even tho I thought it might blow away with me in it a few times:/ but nothing tore and it was still secure in the morning. Had a bit of dripping coming thru during the heaviest rains, I believe it was coming thru the zipper of the rain fly on the "porch" ,so the tent stayed completely dry, I just had a bit of moisture on my gear that was on the "porch" . I had condensation on the inside of the rain fly on most mornings. But I don't see how that could be avoided. Opening the top vents overnight helped a bit with that. But it was nothing that a few minutes in the sun didn't fix. Overall I was very impressed with it's toughness , spent a few nights an some uncomfortable tarrain and the fabric held up great, no holes were puctured and the screening held up as well. For the price it beats anything I've ever seen..I didn't take all the stakes with me to make it lighter and I just used a stuff sack to store it.. made it a lot easier to setup/take down ,didn't have to roll it up ,just threw it in the sack and done, then I stored the "tent sticks" separately . Also the porch is big enough to comfortably use a pocket rocket type stove so I could make breakfast on those cold early mornings or hot chocolate while the rain drummed outside. Worked great because it also heated up the tent, not for very effectively but it helped..Not a whole lot of room for gear and such but plenty for 1 person...Would recommend to anyone looking for a great backpacking tent!