SAFACUS Backpacking Tent for Outdoor,Lightweight Ultralight Portable Tents for Camping Hiking Mountaineering,Easy Set Up with Compact Folding Aluminum Poles 1-4 Person Available

This review is one of my few at five stars based on the tent design, light weight, and quality. Seller did provide promised bonus inflatable pillow, which is so nice, I've used it at home for a week.Arrived in two days via Amazon Prime. I was sceptical of claims at this price point as specifications of light weight and immediately took to my local grocers to weigh, and as claimed, 4 lbs 6 oz.I was impressed that this tent compares with Nemo Galaxi 2 person at $249, except, this tent has more structural material around load bearing sides, BUT is about a pound lighter (probably the extra tent ground cloth the expensive one's provide)! Same cross bar from door to door to keep sides vertical and provide more interior volume. Poles are aluminum ( not cheap fiberglass).Instructions with pictures are permanently on outer bag flap. Inside is rain fly, tent, a draw string bag containing poles, all in a compression strap. 2 long poles and shorter cross pole. They have quality lightweight aluminum finish and bungee cord inside. Snapped to length in seconds.Assembled in five minutes by one unpracticed man. Clips along tent to quickly attach to poles, strong grommets for poles, triple reinforced where crossbar spreader ends meet fly.Zippers have interior and exterior loop pulls in attractive black and white cordage. Bug mesh is fine enough to keep out gnats, mosquitoes, provide ventilation or give clear view of skies if weather allows you to skip the rainfly. Tent floor is waterproof and comes up 3 inches on each side to keep groundwater out.The rain fly has two large doors on each side so boots and backpack can stay dry outside.Width is good for two full size people and some gear. Room for both to sit up. Above is a removable gear loft, hook to hang flashlight, and enough loops to have two small clothes lines to dry socks, etc.By each door inside tent is a mesh pocket adequate for cellphone, tablet, small items at reach and visible.Outside rain fly tabs for tieing down are reflective. Inside rain fly are tabs to connect to poles to keep space between fly and tent for ventilation. Additional vents at top of rain fly with velcro support to vent moisture out of tent.Pros: LIGHT, Quality compares with $250+ tents, more interior room than most, Easy assembly. Stuffs small, can be used with rainfly, without, or just rainflyCons: Usual cheap aluminum tent pegs, fixed by $10 upgrades. No secondary groundsheet. $10 fix.

Buckle up long review but worth it. First unboxing this tent I had some concerns with how thin the tent was and it’s weather resistense, but all seems we’re factory sealed and once staked down the tent was very taout ( great for wind) and didn’t have Unnecessary guide lines to trip over at night time due to the buckle system the rain fly attaches to on the four corners. To really make this tent shine you must have a tarp underneath, while the floor hold up great to water the rocks and harder fauna will punch holes in it. The original stake included are aluminum and will bend in hard ground so upgrade to more durable stakes if your heading into that terrain. I bought this tent for my NTC (national training center) rotation at Fort Irwin CA. And giving the extreme environment and weather it held up nicely compaired to other “military” tents. During the day in high sun it gets hot but the inner tent is very well ventilated with so much mesh walls and the rain fly has two side openings that allow air flow as well at two top vents. At night it retained heat fairly well until wind picked up and outside temp dropped to around 55. In high winds the tent did have some give but if staked down properly I had no issues with the tent collapsing or blowing away or taken damage. In the dust devil that hit us and heavy storm this tent was among the few that didn’t leak or break apart giving how cheap it was I didn’t expect much but was very pleased with the durability! As far as space I had abundant space for me and two ruck sacks and my armor and assault pack, the only thing I have one this area is I’m 5”11 and fully stretched out my head or feet were touching the sides but it wasn’t a deal breaker as I could lay diagonally as have space. All and all it was a very great tent and would buy agian once it’s worn out, as well as my other soldiers are going to invest in this tent over the tent cots they brought out.