MIER Ultralight Tent 3-Season Backpacking Tent for 1-Person or 2-Person Camping, Trekking, Kayaking, Climbing, Hiking, (exclude Alpenstock)

Love it ,sets up easily .almost waterproof I had to seam seal where tieouts are sewn on .I like it's light weight.

Just returned from my first over-night in the this tent in the desert. Forecast called for clear skies and temps in the low 40s. The wind started howling in the evening, and by 8 pm, gale force winds were reaching peak gusts of 55 miles an hour, with sustained wind of 35 to 40 miles per hour. I was "off-trail" and had no choice but to stay the night and hope for the best. This tent held up unbelievably. The wind continued for 11 straight hours. The only failure of the tent was the small plastic hook that connects the vestibule doors to the guy-out. It sheared in half. I made a "field repair" using some parachord and the tent held together. I was surprised and impressed, since very few tents are designed to stand up to this kind of relentless beating. Literally NO tears or breakages of any kind, and although it was "flapping like a flag in a hurricane," it kept me protected from the wind and blowing debris all night. I seriously doubt if any free-standing tent would have held up in this kind of wind. PROS: Sets up nicely, (with some practice...watch some videos) and easily. Plenty of room inside with storage pockets and lantern hooks. EXTREMELY durable in gale-force winds. Double-wall tent. Really light-weight. Does NOT cost 600 dollars! CONS: Footprint sold seperately at one-third of the cost of the tent. Stuff-sack sucks a little. Opening is too small. I would buy this tent again, no problem. I'm looking forward to using it again soon!

This tent is the best!! It packs super light and there's so many different ways to make it sit just right. It can be difficult if the ground is too soft because it needs tension. I used big rocks on top of the stakes and that did the trick. I will never get something different. The weight AND THE ROOM is worth everything!

Great budget 1 person tent. Very stable if pitched correctly. Easy to setup but it does take more effort vs a freestanding tent. Have not had any specific issues and have used it multiple times in both dry and wet conditions. Don't expect lots of space, this is a small tent, but I am able to sleep inside and also have my bag inside the tent with me. The tent is nice and light. A great back-up tent if weight is an important factor.

Do not waste your money on this tent, there was missing parts and couldn’t put it up because there are no instructions instead is a video and there’s no signal on the camping site have to drive 10 miles out the camping to figure out it was missing part. I had to drive all the way to Walmart to get an emergency tent.