1/2/3/4 Person Lightweight Backpacking Tent, Waterproof Camping Hiking Tent

This is an excellent backpacking tent. I bought it for my teenage boy, and he was able to set it up on his own using only the instructions on the bag. The poles are aluminum and very strong. The steaks are also strong. It packs up very small and very light. - this was for the 3-person tent, though it is a good size for a single person (person+gear).

I wanted to downsize my tent and seen this one reviewed on YouTube. I have no regrets, this tent is a great value. I love being able to get into tight, secluded areas and with such a small footprint this fits nicely. Quick and easy to setup and break down. Packs pretty small and light. No problem carrying in my backpack. It's seam sealed and ready to go. Well ventilated and well constructed. At this price point you can't beat the quality that comes with this tent

Great for one adult or two very small children. Perhaps 2 little people adults. The pockets inside are small and unusable. It's pretty lightweight and a good starter tent for beginner backpackers.

It is compact and worked well on a backpack trip. It was not super light, but adequate. It was warm and has great zippers. I love the appearance because it was plain and easy to set up.

Is it a Kelty - no. Is it a nice backpacking tent that will more than work for a few good trips a year and Scouts... absolutely. We spray waterproofing anyways, so no idea how it would have been without, but it is holding up well. Looks good, nice space for my daughter and a friend. And a 80lb 12 year old can carry it on her backpack and still go places. So good weight for what you are getting and who it is intended for. Don't take it up everest... probably.

For context, let me start by saying I own about 10 tents and 6 hammocks and I am 6', 180#. This Underwood Aggregator (where do they come up with these names?) is virtually identical in concept and dimensions to the Clostnature Crux for which I posted an extensive review. Unfortunately, the Aggregator, like so many 1-person freestanding tents, causes what many refer to as the "coffin effect". This is due primarily to its overall narrowness, especially at the top. Likewise, contributing to the sense of "closeness", is the low ceiling height which is 36" and means if I sit up, my head has to be at the exact peak and even then, it rubs the netting. There is simply no more room to move and the width at my shoulders with the door closed is only @ 18" which also happens to be my shoulder width. This means when you get the inevitable condensation inside the fly, moving about in the tent will likely cause you to push the netting on to the wet fly and you then become the blotter. Adding to this, the ONE door is rather small at 32" wide making ingress/egress a bit of a chore especially for one in their 70's. Actual inside measurements are L/82"; W/27"; H/36" making it the smallest of the 3 tents mentioned in this review. I did not weigh tent but guess it at @ 4+#. Build quality is pretty good in terms of fly fit, seam sewing and taping, but design execution is not always great. For instance, while there is a rugged bathtub floor, it also has a full-length taped seam that with use and wear, may become a potential leak point. (Of all the tents in the group I've seen, this is the only one with a floor seam.) There are 12 pole/net clip in points and one center tie which may be fussy in the rain, cold or with gloves. As to weathering ability, the fabric is polyester (which I prefer over nylon even though it's heavier) and at 5,000 PU, it should be fine. There is only one vestibule which is usefully sized and I definitely liked the tent's fly color in khaki with the slightly darker floor. It was very restful and helped give the illusion of more space, but only the illusion and, in the end, the tent was simply too small for me. For those looking for this style of freestanding tent, for me the winner is the Bisinna (also reviewed here) which has 4" more headroom and width (which makes it feel like a palace in comparison), TWO bigger doors, 2 vestibules, 2 fly vents, 2 huge side pockets and stouter 8.5mm poles that quickly slide into sleeves and utilize only 4 clips. All the others noted here are probably best suited to those 5' 8" or under and/or who want/need something really compact. Given the above relative to useful interior space and with regard to the floor seam, unfortunately IMO this tent only warrants 3 stars especially given the other options available in the same price range.

This one person tent worked well. It was watertight. Kept me dry in a major thunderstorm. Easy to set up.

Well-made one-person tent. Very happy with it. The extra lines on the rain fly didn't make much sense to me, so I removed them. No harm done.

So easy to set up, light, and well-priced for performance. Perfectly sized for me at 5’9. In super-wet conditions your milage may vary, but for my 3-day hike with plenty of rain, this functioned perfectly. Wouldn’t recommend in subzero temps as it’s quite breezy even with the rain fly very tight, but super ideal for spring/summer/autumn.

Fiel al anuncio y a la descripción. Producto muy recomendable. Para una persona es ideal.

Can't wait to actually try it in the field, the water proofing coat on the rain fly, is fantastic, I love the interior layout, the lightweight tent poles, and the compact size when folded. Update: used the tent this weekend, it held up well to high winds and light rain, but definitely not recommended for colder days, the ventilation was too good, and I was cold all night. In hot weather this would be perfect, also the tent is too narrow, the length is acceptable but too cramped, however the vestibule helped with extra room. All in all not a bad tent

El diseño de la tienda es muy bueno, con un sistema de varillas cruzadas que van por el exterior, para permitir disponer de la máxima altura interior, no solo en el centro de la tienda, sino también el los laterales y esquinas, siendo muy agradable de estar y moverse dentro de ella. El montaje es muy sencillo y rápido, y un tema que valoro mucho, cuando la quitamos y plegamos, entra en su bolsa, aunque no nos hayamos esmerado en su plegado, bolsa que tiene dos cintas para comprimirla y que ocupe lo menos posible. Las piquetas son de aluminio, se ven residentes y pesan poco. Las instrucciones vienen impresas en una gran etiqueta que va cosida en el interior de la bolsa, buena idea para que no se pierdan. Realmente es una gozada llevar esta tienda, por su poco volumen y peso y lo fácil que se monta y guarda, tiene un buen siénteme de ventilación con mosqueteras y aguanta bien la lluvia, secándose rápidamente. Montaje: .- Extiende la tienda tirando de las cuatro esquinas. .- Montar las dos varillas largas, de forma que queden en forma de X. .- Inserta los extremos de las varillas largas en los ojales de las esquinas de la tienda. .- Engancha todos los clips de la tela de la tienda a las varillas. .- Asegúrate de que el logotipo de la cubierta para la lluvia quede hacia el exterior, luego cubrir la la tienda con la cubierta para la lluvia, orientado correctamente la puerta de la cubierta con la puerta de la tienda, (la puerta se reconoce por las cremalleras). .- Sujeta las los enganches rápidos de las esquinas de la cubierta para la lluvia a los enganches de las esquinas de la tienda y ajustalos para que queden con igual tensión. Montaje de los vientos. La cubierta para la lluvia dispone de varios enganches para sujetar igual numero de vientos, estos se deben instalar en caso de que haga viento o este previsto que lo haga durante el tiempo que la tengamos montada. Podemos usar la tienda sin poner la cubierta exterior para la lluvia, montada así dispondremos de una excelente ventilación pero protegido de los mosquitos, ideal para el verano.

Hab’s für einen sehr spontanen Motorradtrip durch Italien und Frankreich gekauft. Nachts war ich trocken, an schönen Tagen ließ ich auch teilweise das regencover weg und Gewicht, sowie Handhabung ist für den Preis echt super. Ich bin 172cm und konnte sogar mein ganzes Gepäck neben mir und an den Füßen unterbringen. Ich würde schätzen bis 1,80-1,85m kann man hier noch ganz gut Platz finden