GEERTOP Ultralight Single Person Bivy Tent for Camp Waterproof 1 Man Tent for Camping Hiking Backpacking Hunting Outdoor Survival Gear - Easy Set Up

I recently bought the Geertop bivvy tent from Amazon (although I could have also purchased directly from the Geertop web site) and I am extremely pleased with this item. An estimated delivery time provided by Amazon was 24 days but the parcel was delivered in under two weeks. The first thing that stood out for me was the weight and size of the bivvy - despite having read the specs I was completely surprised at how light and compact the actual package was. Of course I immediately erected the bivvy and here again I was impressed at how easy it was to pitch and at the amount of headroom provided inside. Without reading the instruction sheet (attached inside the storage bag) I had the tent erected in double quick time; especially important if pitching in wet weather.

Obviously there's flaws but for a cheap tent it's actually pretty decent. Stays pretty waterproof when it rains but gets a little damp if it's humid. Airflow tho the tent could be better. Kinda turns into a oven when the sun hits it or if it's just hot. Pretty good at keeping the insects out if it's kept closed. It's super light too so pretty good for small quick 2-3 day camping trips

Just went camping with a friend in Wisconsin. He brought his giant mansion of a tent. All of his gear packed my whole car. I brought one backpack. Initial setup was difficult at first, but once you figure out how the poles go through the sleeves it's quick to get ready in a pinch. I'm a 5'8" guy and I fit very well inside with some head and leg room to spare for clothes, shoes, and other belongings. There was some condensation on the interior in the morning, a little damp, nothing too bad. I'm a shorter guy, but to me it's surprising how much bigger it actually feels on the inside rather than from the outside. This thing stands lower to the ground than a picnic table. Very discreet, compact, and lightweight. There's an air vent by the head area. The top flap can be left open with the interior screen still closed.

I took this on a camping trip backpacking in the mountains. The first issue was that the poles are sized a little long so it was difficult to fit in my bag, any way but vertical in the main pouch. It happened to rain quite a bit on the trip and I assumed that this tent would keep the rain out, but it did not. My entire sleeping bag as well as anything in the tent got wet. The rain seems to sit on top and slowly drip through the material, most of which happened to be directly above my head between the crossed tent poles. It was like getting water tortured with it dripping on my face all night. This could have been solved with buying and applying DWR spray or putting a tarp tented over the bivy tent, but at that point, why not just sleep in a bag under a tarp tent? There is no way to close the air vents on cold nights (not that this tent is thick enough to be warm anyways), as the fly above the vents must be pulled taught to give the tent form. There is also not enough room to get to your foot area (to adjust sleeping bag zipper, etc.) without opening a majority of the top of the tent. Which isn't an issue until the weather outside the tent becomes bad. It made me wonder why I picked this in-between sleeping solution over a traditional tent or just a bivy sack. All in all, this is a decent tent for dry, warm weather camping, if this design is what you are looking for. Based on material thickness and quality, this tent should be in the $40-50 range. This isn't a tent I would rely on in rugged conditions again. For me, it didn't fit in my Eberlestock bag anywhere I wanted to put it and I would have been better off just taking a tarp and some paracord to pitch overhead of a nice sleeping bag. From sizing to comfort, it just doesn't do anything well and is mediocre at best on everything in a design that doesn't really fulfill any needs. If this was waterproof and packed down smaller I would forgive more of its flaws.

Day 7 in the field zero complaints. I bought silicone spray and sprayed it twice (drying in between sprays). Heavy rain two days later bivy stayed completely dry. Not sure I needed to do that just an extra precaution I guess. I needed small, light weight and durable and got all three. If you’re claustrophobic don’t buy it, if you’re gonna complain there’s moisture build up and you keep the bivy completely closed up- don’t buy it, key word hasty. Buy a regular tent if those apply. If you need fast shelter, on the move, light weight, plenty of leg room (I’m 5’11” 190) and wide enough you don’t touch the sides this is ideal. It has pockets at the head for say a little mag light, cell phone, glasses etc. The foot end of the bivy has enough space you can take your boots off and store them there out of the elements. This is perfect for a bug-out bag or if your military in a unit where they don’t force you to use the “issue shelter”. Ok the moisture part- sleep with the screen zipped and the tent unzipped. You may get some moisture but nothing like what you’d get with no air coming in if it’s cool out. If it’s cold out and you didn’t bring enough clothes or a sleeping bag zip it up, deal with the moisture and you’ll at least be warm. You’ll still be dry and bugs won’t be on you, my two important factors. Anyway, great price, extremely happy with the bivy and at a fair price. Fast shipping. Hope this helps.

I'm in the Us Army, and I took this on a few field problems. It did way better than I was expecting, I mean for a 90$ tent. Pros- it did well in the rain - it is light weight and easy to put on your pack. - from 2-3 Field problems and 3-4 weeks if total use it is durable enough for casual to moderate use. Cons- ventilation is not that good, you get hot sometimes - it kept out the rain but condensation built up a little on the inside. - can be a little bit of a pain the put up. Overall it did what it was supposed to, it kept me dry from the rain and kept the mosquitoes off me. I would, and have, recommended to people.

Légere,compact,rapide a installer,durable,excellente qualité pour le prix. Pas de fuite d'eau sous la pluie,il y a de la condensation qui se forme a l’intérieur quand il pleut mais c'est normal. J'ai utilisé cette tente plus de 50 fois et elle est encore en tres bonne condition.

This was my first bivvy, albeit a hooped one, and have to say it's one of the best pieces of wild camping gear I've bought. I'm 6'2 and there's plenty of room. Personally, I didn't feel claustrophobic at all, which I was concerned about. Once you're in it, there's lots of space around your head...a lot more than you'd expect and the pictures show. Hopefully the quality stands up as this is my new go-to wild camp setup. The poles are a quite tight to get into the loop holes (maybe my particular product) but just a minor point. For those unsure about the space...trust me...you'll be very pleasantly surprised. A couple of pockets on the inside which are really handy too. The side opens up so super easy to get in and out and great to open the side and make a coffee in the morning whilst still inside. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a lightweight, but roomier than you think, low profile camp.

Decidí hacer un viaje en bicicleta desde Barcelona hacia los Pirineos y por eso compré la tienda. Ha sido una suerte esta compra porque la tienda es muy fácil de montar (7-10 min máximo), tiene espacio interior suficiente para estar cómodo, tiene detalles que se agradecen (malla antibichos, bolsillos para guardar cosas...) y ocupa muy poco espacio: cabe de sobras en la alforja de la bicicleta.

I love this thing! It’s the best tent I’ve ever had.

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