Moon Lence 2 Person Camping Tent Backpacking Tent | Portable Ultralight Waterproof Windproof Tent for 1 Person Hiking & Mountaineering | Double Layer

So this bad little chicken has gone on 2 years worth of high and low desert camping and dirt bike trips and let me tell you, it is perfect. Sleeps two people comfortably, sleeps one even more comfortably, has a great open air feeling, and holds up decently well in rain and wind.It’s been to Ocotillo, Mojave, Jawbone Canyon, and Panamint Valley in California, to Zion and Kaibab National Parks, to the extraterrestrial highway in Nevada, to Sodus Point, NY and it’s taken it all in stride. It’s light weight and sets up in about a minute once you do it a few times.The ONLY recommendation I would make is to buy thicker stakes. They ones they provide are good if you don’t plan on experiencing any wind or tougher dirt. Otherwise, buy some heavy duty stakes.

From a zipped bag, I can pitch the tent in 120s measured by stopwatch. No rainfly, no stakes, just 2 poles and the main tent.Very ergonomic in this respect. Fast and easy to build, even done it in darkness. Nice vestibule built in to rainfly.The build and quality are fine. It's not ultralight, but definitely not heavy. Completely mesh top so lots of ventilation but if you want privacy, you'll need that rainfly. Haven't bent a tentpeg yet so they're not the absolute lowest quality.Plenty of room for a not-tall person + sleeping bag + gear, would be a bit tight for 2 (as with all 2p tents).Oh and +5 stars alone for making a bag that actually fits poles + tent + rainfly + pegs without making me reroll it 10 times. I don't know what's the infatuation with making gear bags too small. Anyway, this tent gets that super-important part right.

My first tent and it did great in rain, and heat. I used my bike bag on top during direct sun above to block the sun, and was able to rest with my fan blowing just fine. Great air flow. No leaks when it rained really hard. Woke up dry and well rested. Easy up and easy break down. Love it!

It's a good and cheap little tent. Super easy to assemble and I really appreciate the packaging. I used it once though and it's already starting to tear and the mesh is bunching up (not certain it didn't come that way)

I've only set it up and laid down in it and I can tell you two things:1. Easy to setup. having clips instead of snaking it through sleeves in the top is much easier. I set it up by myself in under 5 minutes.2. Long enough for me at 6'6" tall. It's hard to find a relatively small tent that I can stretch out in (and not even diagonally) without my feet or heads touching the sides. But it might be a tad tight if you're a couple inches taller.I haven't used it in the rain yet, so I can't speak to that yet.

Nice tent. Sets up quickly.

The media could not be loaded. Recieved on Aug 20, set it up for trial on Aug 30 and found this manufacturing defect, see photo.The tent is easy to set up and i wish it was perfect fabric material but no. I will be returning it.

I bought this for a two night camping trip right after Christmas. Overall this is a great tent for the price. It was in the low 50s at night and I was pretty comfortable as long as I stayed in my sleeping bag. It was relatively chilly in the tent otherwise. It was a bit drizzly when we were there but I had no issues with water getting inside the tent. As far as it being a 2 person tent... I guess if you're only sleeping in there with none of your travel items it fits two people