Feirr Collection 2-Person Backpacking Tent for Camping with Carry Bag and Repair Kit, Portable Waterproof Family Tent, Aluminum Frame

This is definitely a roomy tent, but I can't say it would fit 2 people very well. It's not the easiest tent I've sent up alone, but also not the most difficult. It feels a little more heavy than what I would want to backpack with. I love the size of the vestibule and inside the tent. Overall, this is a good tent that will do the job for an very good price.

I bought this tent for under a $100. It had features I was looking for. Now for one person it's about 7 lbs. Better really like the person you share with if you do sleep two. You can tell by the design there is nothing to pull the side walls outward giving a claustrophobic feeling. Now for the great vestibule. Awesome for rainy or windy days, well maybe not windy days since for some reason they did not provide a sleeve for this pole. No guide. You'd better really secure it down or it'll slide back up against the tent side. One of my stakes actually came out the wind blew against it so hard. It doesn't take much. Not bad quality though. Just could use some design improvements. The temps got down into the 40s. I was chilly and stayed in my sleeping bag longer than usual. Had it all buttoned up too. Not sure about holding up to heavy rain yet.

I needed a simple tent for just me. I liked the design and it offered enough storage space out of the elements. I just started light backpacking and needed a decently light tent with little set up time. It’s cozy enough for just 1 person and I still had plenty of room to keep my equipment dry. I had a question about the setup and got a response immediately. Excellent customer service.

This tent is awesome, more of a 1 person tent but the vestibule is so large someone could sleep in it. I can sit in my short camping chair inside the vestibule 👍👍

Very good, light and sturdy。Very good, very easy to store. I can't wait to go hiking

Good for me.I like this tent very much.For one person.

Very fragile and cheap materials. Zippers get caught and snagged more than half the time. It didn't even last a test run in the back yard. And it packed about the same size as my 20 year old LLBean 4 person tent. Major fail.

Haven't set it up yet, but when unpacked the tent & accessories appeared to be as advertised, with the exception of the stakes. In my case, that makes no difference because I'll use heavy stakes that I've been using for years. 26 years ago I bought a Eureka Timberlite tent which I still have and will never let-go of because of the absolutely perfect vestibule. This tent also has a big, very adequate vestibule (perfect for use of a small lantern or stove, or both during foul weather), a second smaller vestibule and a footprint ta'boot! I have plans for my camping equipment and this tent for this summer, something I've researched continually studied all my life; more later.