OneTigris COSMITTO 2 Person Backpacking Tent - Free Standing Lightweight Waterproof 3 Season Camping Tent for Outdoor Hiking Mountaineering (Upgraded Version)

I put this tent to the ultimate test by taking it on a remote camping trip in the wilderness. I arrived at my campsite later than expected and had to set it up in the dark, but that turned out to be no problem at all. The setup was incredibly straightforward and intuitive, even without much light. This tent is truly designed with ease of use in mind. Once inside, I was pleasantly surprised by how spacious it felt. There’s more than enough room for two people to comfortably sleep, along with some gear. The ceiling hook is a handy feature for hanging a lantern, and the two built-in tent shelves provided extra storage for small items like a phone, flashlight, or keys, keeping things organized and within reach. As someone who spends a lot of time outdoors and has used a wide variety of tents, I can say this one ticks all the boxes for me. It’s lightweight enough for backpacking but still feels durable and well-constructed. Even when the weather took a turn for the worse, the tent held up well, providing solid protection from the elements. The ventilation was also excellent, preventing condensation buildup inside. Overall, this tent is a great balance of functionality, comfort, and convenience. Whether you're an experienced camper or just getting started, this tent is a reliable choice that won’t disappoint. (Ps the tent pegs are some of the best I've used)

Quality: Every component is reassuringly high quality – from the green aluminium pegs to the YKK zippers to the feel of tent material. No complaints whatsoever here. Design: It’s a very spacious tent for the weight/packed size. Comfortable for two and positively palatial for one. The colour blends in very well with deciduous woodland, almost to the point it was hard to spot from a distance! As there’s plenty of headroom for sitting up, it would make a nice, portable hide for bird or wildlife spotting. I like the OneTigris logo (reminds me of Thundercats!) Features: It’s quick to pitch – easily under 5 minutes with a bit of practice. There are options for ventilation including two vents at the top with built-in props. On a hot summer night you could open one or both doors or even forgo the rain fly altogether but still be protected from bugs by the mesh inner. There are two entrances and two porches for storing gear. Inside, there are mesh pockets at the head and foot ends and a hanging loop for a lantern. Customer service: I had a minor problem with my order and OneTigris were quick to respond (within a day). The reply was courteous and the small issue was sorted out right away. I’m very definitely not being paid to say this (unfortunately!) but they do seem like a decent company offering good quality products. Cons: No pitching instructions! I couldn’t find any instructions on the OneTigris website either. It’s a simple tent to put up but if it’s your first ever tent it might be worth checking online videos for some clues on exactly how it goes together. I’d like to see a slightly more positive means of connecting the two main poles where they crossover. There’s a central hook where one pole is held securely in place but the second is only loosely held. This isn’t really a problem as the way the poles attach to the rest of inner mean they aren’t going to move around. Summary: A superb tent at any price. The fact it’s relatively cheap makes it a bargain. I was considering a similar design from another manufacturer at over twice the price. I don’t feel I’m missing out on anything by going with the OneTigris aside from the fact my wallet is heavier!

I am impressed with the build quality of this tent.... It is easy enough to put up and I like the internal height and really useful bin style pockets X2 that are the full width of the mesh inner. I am 6 foot and just about fit the internal length... any taller and you might need to lay out diagonally if you really want to stretch out. It's a great tent overall and is light enough for a solo backpacker, in my opinion.

I originally bought this tent off Amazon in the US as it was unavailable here in the UK & having used it quite a bit now I can say I was delighted that I did,so much so I purchased another on Amazon Prime day for just £106! The tent is simplicity in itself to set up,5 minutes to erect or take down & pack away is all it takes. The Cosmitto is probably the most spacious two person tent I've ever came across,it comfortably will take two sleeping pads side by side & or a double airbed as my son has done this with my tent when he went camping. The tent has lots of storage pockets inside,a hook to hang a lantern etc,it has two equally sized vestibules so plenty of options to store gear and or cook if the weather prevents you getting out if the tent completely..the colour of coyote brown blends in well if camping in the mountains,moorland or forests or even the beach,it's not the lightest two person tent at 5.4lb but if you break down the tent ie: use a compression sack for the tent itself it packs down really small & then put the poles & pegs into your pack in their respective bags the whole tent doesn't take up too much space at all..for the money it's a fantastic tent & personally I'd highly recommend it,I've used it in winds that were around & often above 35mph constantly & it wasn't flappy at all & the tent took it without any issues whatsoever,I've used it regularly in the Highlands of Scotland & it's been superb,Onetigris definitely came up with a brilliant bit of kit with this one,I love it! 10/10 from me 🏕️

As described fast delivery good price. Used it few times now and passes all rain checks. I'm not sure if it's the new 2.0 version when I ordered it it did say it was 2.0 but can't see on any tags so not sure but I like it 👍

For a 2-3 season tent you won't get much better for your money, this is a cracking good tent for the price (I paid £111 for mine on Amazon). Pro's: Excellent space to weight ratio. The tent only weighs 2.1kg trail weight / 2.3kg packed weight, it is super lightweight for the size of it. Two doors and vestibules. Great internal head height. The design of the poles gives maximum height inside the tent up the walls. Storage options inside are decent, 2 full length mesh pockets halfway up the head and foot walls, plus a lantern hanging hook. The fly has a 2,000mm HH which is more than enough for this country. A full mesh inner ensures good air circulation in 3 seasons and the bathtub floor rises high enough to shield your face from any draughts whilst asleep.... but it would be quite a chilly tent in the winter months. There are 4 guy-out points on each corner. Sturdy buckles connect the inner to the outer. The colour of the tent is nice and stealthy. Venting: There are no vents on the fly body, a small hood has been incorporated into the design above the doors and there are 2-way zips on the doors to vent, which can be propped open with the kickstand velcro legs. Cons: Inner pitch first, which doesn't bother me, but I know it puts other people off. The poles are quite thin, less than 8mm, and are in an exoskeleton design, which can be fiddly and take longer to join together / take down. I wouldn't advise taking this tent out in winds greater than 25mph, as it flexes about quite a bit and I wouldn't have confidence in the strength of those poles (the video I uploaded is the tent in approximately 15-20mph winds). Part of the storm flap and a large part of the floor on my tent wetted out on the 2nd pitch. OneTigris don't state the waterproof rating of the bathtub floor. Their website doesn't say what it is, or even if it's been treated with a DWR coating. For this reason I returned the tent. And yes, I had a groundsheet underneath it. The fly stormflap is lacking in velcro fastenings . The fly door tie-backs are pretty much non-functional. I used a clothes-peg to secure them. These last two are minor issues, but can be a bit annoying. On the whole it's a great tent for the money. Maybe I received a one which hadn't had the floor treated? Who knows. Would I recommend it? Yes I would. But only for use in 3 season milder weather. It seems very well made, all the stitching looked good and the zips run nice and smooth.

This is my first tent from Onetigris and I must say I'm really impressed. I have multiple tents from names like Snugpak and oex and this new Cosmitto has become my go to tent rating it above the rest of my collection. I only have two criticisms with this tent firstly would be that its inner pitch first hardly a big deal unless severe weather, and secondly the hydrostatic head rating of just 1500mm which is sure wont be an issue at its the same rating as the MSR tent. This tent is an absolute bargain for the price I didn't waste no time making the purchase as I can see the price going up pretty soon. I wouldn't consider it a lightweight tent but similar pack weight to many other two man tents 2.5kg is a reasonable weight for a tent as roomy as this. It really is a true two man tent with plenty of space left for gear storage. Its has a door either side and very spacious vestiblules which is a great feature is being used as a two man tent. I love the colour of it ideal for pitching up and hiding away in the woods also a great option being able to pitch up just the inner for a night under the stars. I'm not sure what they mean by thickness, but after 3 camps so far im really happy the materials seem strong and durable and should last a long time. Gotta take my hat off to Onetigris with there recent tents like this and the tangram. They've really stepped up there game and are absolutely smashing it 👏. I believe there's plenty more good things to come from them so keep your 👀 open. Overall I'd rate this a solid 9 out of 10. Im not sponsored by Onetigris im a genuine wild camper I'd highly recommend this tent you won't be disappointed. Thanks from @wildcampingwithkenthecat 🔥👌😺

This tent, considering it is mostly mesh is very heavy, in the three times I got to use it before one of the poles broke ripping the top sheet open I found that after one night the condensation build up was totally unexceptable on the inside. It would be great for the summer but it was freezing in colder weather. Because it broke after 3 uses on a 2 week camping trip, which ruined the whole trip I would not recommend this tent, far too heavy for backpacking and even bike packing. The customer service when I wanted to return this faulty product was absolutely appalling, and still haven't heard anything back from them except a very breif message, emailed them but to no avail yet, at this rate I wouldn't buy anything from OneTigris again.