NaturehikeBikepacking 1 Person Tent, Waterproof Easy Set up Free Standing Single Person Tent, Lightweight Backpacking Tent for 1 Person, One Person Tent with Footprint Included

This thing is super easy and dare I say fun to set up. VERY well engineered. Just understand what you are buying before you order. I'm 5'10" and 210lbs. If you are even a half inch taller than me this probably isn't the tent for you.

I'm more of a credit card tourer when it comes to bikepacking, but I wanted to get a tent for those times when I'd be camping. I really didn't want to spent $300+ for a tent that would maybe get used twice a year. I found this Nature Hike Spider 1 tent for $100 and thought I'd give it a try.When I opened up the tent bag, I was surprised to see a Sea to Summit pillow inside, but after taking that out of the stuff sack, I realized it was used. This tent must've been a return, although it had all the tags on it and didn't appear to have been setup.First thing I did was throw out the tent pole sack since I'd just role up them up in the tent. Then I weighed the tent as I would pack it and it weighed 3.5 pounds with the included ground sheet and 3 pounds without it. I was quite impressed! The tent stakes are kind of garbage so I replaced them with titanium stakes and replaced the thick, heavy ground sheet with a polycro ground sheet.This tent is perfect for lightweight backpacking or bikepacking. I love the bag that carries the tent and poles. Instead of having to roll up the tent and try to stuff it into a small condom of a bag, this one has a zipper on top making it super easy to pack it away. I purchased the 20D navy blue tent and it's a great, unobtrusive color for stealth camping. I would've preferred the army green color, but that wasn't available. The navy blue will disappear at night when stealth camping and has a subdued Nature Hike logo that's applied to the inside of the fly so you really can't even see it from outside the tent.Inside the tent is one hook to hang a headlamp or lantern above your head and a corner pocket next to the floor on the right head-side of the tent for a phone or glasses. There's lots of headroom, but lengthwise it's probably not good for anyone over 6ft who wants to avoid their sleeping bag from touching the tent wall. I do have quite a few inches on each side of me though.

Great tent. Super easy and quick setup. Good size for a 1 man tent. No room inside for pack so kept under vestibule which needs a few mods. For one, it needs to be bigger to fit a pack without vestibule touching it. Tent did not get rained on but had lots of moisture sitting in outside the two mornings I got up. The second I unzipped the vestibule, water from the vestibule “poured” in, getting the inside of my sleeping bag, sleeping pad, and tent pretty wet. Luckily, it was not a rainy day and everything dried out. Also, one end of the vestibule really needs a tent stake loop so that it does not touch sides of tent. Had I been in rain, that end of the tent would have been leaking…and getting in/out of tent would have left things inside really wet. If I had a do over and known this about vestibule, I’d forked out a few more dollars and got the Mongar, which has a pole insert a ross the vestibule, pulling it away from tent entrance. Disappointed that I “wasted” $109 on a tent I will not be able to use if rain is in forecast.

Have actually not used this tent yet other than setting it up and taking it down. Easy to store in my gregory Baltora 75 liter backpack with lots of room to spare. Set it up in about 5 minutes and taking it down and putting back in the bag was also around 5 minutes. And that was also my first time setting it up. I also laid in it to see. I'm 5 10 and still had spare room. I'll update after my first use at the beginning of june when I take it backpacking.

Sturdy tent. Very quick to set up. Large space for 1 person. Very happy with the purchase.

Very easy setup and spacious for a 1 person tent, way lighter than my previous tent.

Set it up in the house i checked the stitching and seams and everything seems to be good quality. The hooks that attach the netting or top of the tent to the polls seem a little cheap but seem to work good, zipper seems to be good quality. The polls are good quality aluminum. The only issue i can even think would be a problem would be the stitching that attaches the net to the hooks that attach to the polls seems a little stressed because the tent is so tight when its attached to the polls it may tear the stitching out over a long period of time. Other than that the tent seems to be good quality at a good price. Only gave it 4 start because i have not tested it in the elements so far. Note tent came inside out which made it a little confusing at first but not a problem.

Good value and performance. Plenty of room if you keep your backpack in the vestibule. Not ultralight, but light enough for extended backpacking trip. Really like that it came with a ground sheet. Materials and construction were solid. Performed well in the rain when it needed to.