OneTigris Mesh Teepee Tent, Ultralight 1 Person Screen Room with Waterproof Bathtub Floor for Outdoor Camping Hiking Backpacking Bushcraft Tarp Hot Tent Shelter

I have a Firehiking 1 person tent without a mesh interior. I bought this since Firehiking doesn’t sell mesh interiors separately. It worked great! Can’t wait to use it again in a couple weeks!

Decent quality, keeps the bugs out in the hotter months. Gives you something a little more convenient than a tarp. Doesn't weigh much and has good packaging.

OneTigris just never let's me down. This tent can be set up by ridgeline or a tarp pole, I prefer the tarp pole. Every single night it's a consistent bug free night and so easy to setup. 5 stakes, one high mounting point and its set up. Tarp pole will be the fastest setup, but if you have time you can guy the loops out and hang it on a ridgeline for even more space. Im 5'9" and I can get a couple more inches for my gear at the head. You'll be fine if you're taller.

This thing is sweet but I wish it was about a foot longer. I am right around 6' and my head and feet are touching the mesh on each side when laying on an inflatable sleeping pad. Other than that this was exactly what I was looking for.

I like the product overall. Love the nice bathtub floor, very light weight, and the quick and easy set-up. What I don't like, is that it's only big enough for someone 5'10" or shorter. And even then, it's really tight. Your feet will probably push a bit against that side of the mesh when sleeping. And the back mesh sags enough where you barely aren't touching it when laying down on a 4" thick sleeping pad. If you use a 1-2" pad, you'll have a bit more leeway. I can't figure out any way to tighten that up, because if you could, that problem could be solved. If you know, leave a comment.

I bought this as an inner tent when using a tarp. I’m pretty impressed with the quality and ease of setup. I wanted something compact and included a bathtub floor. Mosquitos and ticks are ferocious in the north woods and this has worked great keeping them out.

Just about everything OneTigris does is innovative and well made. I bought this to use with myTentsformer poncho. It packs down somewhat large and heavy, so it isn't really a good "lost in the woods emergency" item to add to your hunting/hiking bag.But it is solidly made and a good price for what you get. If you INTEND on using your Tentsformer as a shelter, then this works well. If you are carrying the Tentsformer as an "oops, I'm stuck in the woods" item, then you probably wouldn't carry this too.

Well constructed, but tricky to pitch under a Tentsformer poncho, although it can be done with painstaking adjustment to create a respectable emergency shelter in light weather. Practice makes perfect.