Archer 1 Man Camping & Backpacking Tent Ultralight, Spacious & Waterproof

This tent is a great value! The video review done by another buyer really sold me on this tent. It has all the features of a high end backpacking tent, but for a third or quarter of the price. Even at 4 pounds it compares to similar tents for it's size/genre. I haven't taken it on a hiking trip yet since it's still chilly in the northern states, so I popped it up in my basement. It was easy to set up and take down. My tent came with 10 stakes and a set of guylines. Overall it seems to be good quality materials and stitching. One of the zippers did stick a bit on the window but that is likely due to not having the tent staked out properly. Nice high bathtub floor. Love all the ventilation points and having a door on both sides. The 4 stash compartments will be nice for easy access stuff in the middle of the night or first thing in the morning. The hook on the ceiling works perfectly with my solar light. I'm 5'5" and had enough room to stretch out, put my pack at my feet, and sit up fully. I was contacted after delivery by the seller who seemed really nice and wanted to make sure I was satisfied with my purchase. I would definitely recommend this product.

No complaints, easy to put together, sturdy and actually fits 2 people or myself and my 85lb lab. Plus when you move, you can lift it up by the top and shake it out, so no need to have to sweep.

I've only used this tent once, but so far I love it. Light, easy to set up, seems to be durable, (just need to be careful feeding the poles through), and it's easy to spot in case you go wandering around and get lost. It's easy to get in and out of with the dual side doors and so far I have not experienced any condensation. I'm 6'0" tall and I fit in it just fine but if you're much taller than that you might feel a little crammed.

I am not expert and used only once so far on a 45 degree night. Excellent materials and workmanship. Waterproof, good wind blocking design, freestanding with no condensation with doors and flaps zipped and top vents and door vents open. Tent added a good 15 degrees warmth so great in cold but might get stuffy in warm weather. Packs down to 6X6X17". 8 Stakes are 6" aluminum shepherd hooks. Aluminum poles are smooth and slick which helps thread through the pole pockets that run across the top. This pole setup makes the tent sturdy in wind and roomier inside but would be a bit more trouble to set up than clips. 4 pounds 3 ounces including all carry bags so it is just under 4 pounds without the bags and you could save maybe 6 ounces with titanium stakes and removing pole rubber bands. So it is a little heavy for some but maybe the best full tent option under $65. I'm 6'1" and I touch one end and almost both so not for taller people but plenty of room for pack and gear scatter. Maybe 2 touchy people could fit or if you needed the emergency warmth. Recommend a ground cloth. Enough vestibule for shoes outside but not pack with everything zipped.

Great tent! Beware, this is a 1 person tent! When i bought it, I didn't realize my 50L backpack and a couple of misc bags would also have to go in it. Otherwise, it's super easy to assemble (first timer here and I got it up in about 10 minutes), very warm and the cover is super convenient on rainy/humid nights. Zippers are great and overall this tent was a purchase I won't be sorry for.

I trusted the most popular recommendation that I got from Amazon on many of the items I purchased or my first hike ever. Although this is a super easy tent to set up that's all the good I can say about it. There wasn't a single time it rained where me or my stuff stayed dry inside the tent. This is another item I will have to replace before returning to the trail to finish my through hike. Anywhere you touch the tent while it's raining lets water in. I literally had pools on water that would come in from my touching the side while sleeping. one night the tent was actually dripping through the top on to my face. So this is not only waterproof but at 1.8kg that works out to 3.97lbs for a 1 man tent making it hardly ultralight

Great tent, perfect size for one person and a back pack or small bag. Some of the one person tents are just too small. This one has a bit of height, and a little side-to-side.I bought this tent because of the zippered windows on each side. Open them up, nice ventilation; close them for privacy. Many tents out there are all screen mesh, and require a rain fly for privacy. Rain flys are nice to have when its raining, but not when it's hot out. Most of the time when I camp, it's at a music festival. Almost always hot, but also camping right next to your neighbors. You get my point.Blown away by the quality of this tent, great price and I will have it for many years to come.

Only issue so far is the durability of the loop where you put the poles. It’s made from a material that looks to have holes for ventilation, but the first time I set up the tent one of the poles because stuck and punched through.Overall, a very cheap and lightweight option for a one or two person tent, with some minor issues.