Bessport Camping Tent for 2-3 Person, Lightweight Backpacking Tent Waterproof Windproof Two Doors Easy Setup Double Layer Outdoor Tents for 3 to 4 Seasons, Suitable for Outdoor,Hiking,Camping

I was looking for an economical tent for a family of 6 that I could take backpacking. I bought 2 of these and just loved them. They are very well thought out in the design and ease of putting together, I wish the footprint came with it, but even for an extra $30 it's still far cheaper than anything else of quality. They were not overly roomy with 3 people, and our backpacks, but we didn't feel like sardines either. Honestly I expected it to be more cramped. I definitely recommend this tent!Update- Apr 2021,Took it backpacking at Caprock Canyon with my brother, still a wonderful tent!!! I'll probably go lighter for backpacking by myself, but it's still a wonderfully light tent for a family or 3 people.Update Aug '21Just got back from a 4 day backpacking trip in Colorado. I was planning on taking a smaller, half the weight tent, but it didn't come in on time. I'm impressed every time I set this one up. It's so simple you could set it up in the dark. It is starting to get some frays in the fabric, but I imagine it'll last a while longer. The visibility without the rain fly is amazing. If there's no rain or dew I highly recommend sleeping with the fly off, it's just beautiful!!! For a no name cheap tent, I just couldn't be more impressed. I already bought a $400 ultralight 2p tent to replace this one, but I will continue to come back to this one when I take out my whole family.Update Aug 2022Just got back from taking a group of 7 backpacking near Crested Butte. Yet again these were wonderful tents. I had 5 kids sleeping in 2 of them. They are easy to set up and are still holding together perfectly. We got rained on everyday but they were completely rainproof, except the day it rained on us for 6 hrs. There was condensation build up, but on my $400 tent I had the same issue. Still a great tent!

I did a lot of research when buying this tent and I ended up getting this model primarily due to the price and the decent reviews. Having only used big box store Coleman type tents in the past, I wanted something a little better but at a good price.I've had this tent out multiple times in the last 9 months, with the real test being a weekend at Halsey National Forest. A massive thunderstorm came through on our second night with over an inch of rain and 50+ mph winds.I set up this tent using a ground mat, the rain fly, and the provided tent stakes and guy lines. Despite receiving torrential rain, there wasn't a drop of water inside the tent the next morning. The seams are all sealed well and the fly closes down over the zippered tent doors to keep out the wind and rain.With temps down into the 40s overnight, I used a Coleman BlackCat heater in the tent for awhile before going to bed and it warmed the tent nicely. On another trip, it was hotter with no rain in the forecast so I left the fly off completely. It was a joy to lay in bed and be able to look up at the stars and get some nice ventilation.Setup is very simple with this tent, as the aluminum poles are all connected with a bungee cord and are one unit that just snaps together. The smaller size of the tent makes it easy to reach the attachment clips. Tearing down the tent is just as simple, just reverse the steps. Rolling up the tent and getting it back into the bag is not a problem. Just keep it tight as you roll and it will fit.The tent seems durable and I think it will last a long time. I did invest in some heavier tent stakes with a "just in case" mentality after the storm. I did dock the weight one star just because if you're hiking your tent in, this tent probably isn't the best option. But they do sell a smaller version that would probably be more suited as a hiking tent.I bought the 2-3 person version, and honestly, it was just the right size for one person plus gear. I can't imagine having three people in this tent. Two would be doable, however.

pretty easy to assemble even in the wind. The pole assembly is a little confusing at first so look at the instructions to see how they all link together before trying it the first time.The material is really light and I don't have high hopes that it will be an heirloom piece of camping gear that will be passed down to my grandkids, but... ~ I've camped in it on 3 trips this summer ~It sets up and tears down quickly ~It is spacious ~It’s well ventilated ~The rain fly covers it completely and kept me dry in one hellacious thunderstorm ~It rolls up pretty compact ~the polls seem sturdy enoughThe stakes are kinda flimsy but even more expensive tents come with cheapo stakes.I like the gear loft that hangs from above. It's not huge but keeps valuables up and out of the way.3 yr update...I've used this tent on many long motorcycle trips and still like it a lot. I usually go for 2-3 weeks at a time, setting and striking camp daily. I put a ground cloth under it each time to protect the floor.I'm heading west for a three week motorcycle trip and an confident that it will not let me down.No issues related to durability.

Using this hiking the Long Trail in Vermont for me and my daughter. Plenty of room and easy to set up. We camped on Stratton Mountain in a rain storm with strong gusts of wind and it held up great!

When this item arrived, we were in the middle of a torrential downpour for about 5 days. Setting up the tent was super quick and very easy and we started this inside the house. My 9 year old even said, "That was easy" when we had finished. When the rain stopped for about an hour, we walked the tent outside into the backyard and pegged it to the ground. Then the torrential rain continued for another few days. Each day, I looked inside the tent and dry as a bone. Very well made and the design is very well thought out. In terms of the dual door openings, this is an excellent design where falling rain didn't go into the tents as you enter.This tent was used with the groundsheet suited for it. The only minor comment is that the ground sheet was made only for the foot print of the tent base and not the door opening areas.