OneTigrisTetra Ultralight Tent, Upgraded, 1-2 Person, Waterproof, 3 Season, Ideal for Camping Hiking Trekking Backpacking Bushcraft

I just got this tent and set it up to inspect it and test it for being waterproof. It passed the waterproof test. The tent had an excellent build quality. There were no loose threads or other defects.Setup is a breeze. It is as simple as staking out the four corners of the tent, clicking the pole together, inserting the pole into the tent, and securing some guy lines.This tent is fairly lightweight. The materials and build quality are top notch. The tent is for the most part tall enough for me to stand up in (I am 5'11"). That feature will great for those occasions where you get stuck in the tent due to inclement weather. The vestibule is very large. The ventilation is excellent. This will be my new summer tent.I will update this review as I get a chance to use this tent more. Sorry, it is cold in Wisconsin right now, I have warmer tents, and I hate being cold.

I got this one for backpacking and camping for when it’s just me going. Super easy to setup. The ventilation is nice on this tent especially if you set it up with the door as a awning. Plenty of room for gear. And it is waterproof. It came a torrential downpour while I was camping for three hours and then a steady rain throughout the night and in the morning it hadn’t leaked at all. I was very impressed with that. It’s very light weight and very easy to take down. It’s easy to get back into it’s bag. I will say that two people can fit in it but it will be a a little tight. But really great for one person. Overall I was very impressed with this tent and quality of it.

They sent me the first version of this tent, not the upgraded(version 2) as advertised. There are a few other reviews were this has happened. The upgrade added two guy points on the back of the tent, which is quite important in any tent, especially a teepee style. If you don't have them, your only tie down points are on the door side of the tent, which doesn't make much sense. Other than that, it's made well, has ample room for one person and gear, and sets up easily. The vent is off putting, for some reason I thought it would zip up flush, it does not(in fact there is no zipper), and it will always be letting in outside air, so I wouldn't feel comfortable using it in colder weather or if you were expecting a wet and windy time, as i feel any driving rain would probably find it way into the tent.Pros: well made, easy to set up, plenty of room, probably has good venting.Cons: vent area does not seal all the way, no hanging hook for lights, wrong product sent.

I like this tent alot. It's very light weight and compact when packed up. Can easily fit in 35 liter and above pack without taking up much room. It's very easy and quick to set up after you have done it a few times. I have used it three times since I got it a little over a month ago. The last time I used it, it rained for about 13 hours and we got about an inch of rain. Had some wind gusts of 15 mph and a few 10 to 20 minute periods of moderate to heavy rain. The inside stayed dry none of my gear got wet nor did I. The only negatives to this tent so far and these are the reasons why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 are the following: No tie outs on the back side of tent above the large vented area. Due to this it has a bit of sag taking up space in the enclosed sleeping area. Also I wished it was about a foot taller at center due to I am 6ft 4 inches. And the final con is the door unzipped can be used as an awning which works good for shade but gives no protection from rain. If it rains you better get inside and zip up or have another tarp over the tent to keep rain out. I think with a few modifications this could be a tent that would beat out every other tent company at the same price point. I would still recommend this tent for individual lightweight camping/hiking. The company says it's a two person tent but I would strongly disagree with that, for adults it's a one person tent. I would consider this to be an ultralight tent at a more affordable price than a dyneema tent.

I got this tent after looking for weeks for the best tent for a quick backpacking trip. I wanted something super lightweight, easy to set up, take down, pack-up, and quality enough to keep me warm and dry, and not break the bank. This fit the bill. It's not fancy, but I didn't want that.

Took the tent out to North Georgia for a weekend. There was rain predicted so i thought this would be a good chance to test the tent. Overall design is great for 1 person plus gear. There wasnt anything i disliked about the tent when the weather was nice. After the first day the rain came and it rained for hours plus wind. This is where the issues started after 2 or so hours of rain the walls became saturated and water leaked through. I woke up to rain drops on my face and all along my sleeping bag. Not the greatest first impression. I camped in an area without cell reception so there was no need to keep my phone with me. When i contacted customer support (out of china) they wanted pictures of the tent leaking, which i couldn't provide. I do like the tent but there must be a water proof coating issue at the factory. I have since given up dealing with the customer support and treated the tent with water repellent and seam sealer. Unless you provide pictures of the issues with the tent you are on your own. Communication is slow and after a week I finally received an initial email concerning my warranty request. Follow-up communication was limited to 1 email a day.

First of all the tent itself is very easy to set up and it’s good quality. It’s a palace for 1 person. I had quite a lot of gear with me including a table, chair and a rack. It could all fit easily in the vestibule space, the only thing that I could really complain about are the tent stakes. They are utterly garbage when you are camping in hard ground, I already had 9 bent stakes. Other than that it’s a good tent for the money.

Love the tent

OneTigris Tetra reviewSo I decided the time had come to get a tent with a bit more room. After a searching on the Internet & YouTube I found the OneTigris Tetra 160. All the tests & comments seemed positive and as I have some OneTigris gear already I thought I’d give it a go.The price wasn’t too bad and delivery was very quick.Having just spent a long weekend in it, here are my first thoughts.Build quality is excellent, no loose threads or wobbly hems. I like the reflective strips on the guyline points. Helps find the tent in the dark with a torch.I bought a 1.8 x 2.4m cheapo blue tarp to go underneath, as a floor sheet protector/lobby floor. It’s exactly the right size.Putting the tent up is straightforward enough. Everything fits.The pegs are nice (the loop knots were all loose but it only took a minute to tighten them up). Do not try & grasp the pegs to pull them out of the ground, you’ll hurt yourself. Use the loops. I made a ‘peg pusher’ rather than use a hammer. A palm-sized block of wood will do. No burring over and/or sharp edges on the pegs then.The central pole snaps together nicely and is confidence inspiring. No need for it to be elasticated inside, I think.I did feel it necessary to replace the guyline on the back-middle (above the mesh panel) with a longer one, as I think it pulls the back out to a better angle.The anti condensation system seems to work very well, I had no problems on three nights of ‘hot in the day, cool at night’ weather. We even had some light showers and not a drop got in. I like the ‘door’ and how it can be set up as a wind deflector or sunshade/rain shelter.As for the amount of room, as has been said already, there’s plenty for one person plus gear - two would be a squeeze!Packing up is the reversal of assembly and it all fits nicely into the stuff sack. Take care with the rigid inserts on either end of the long mesh ventilation strip (at the back) make sure they ‘go with the roll’, if you see what I mean.It’s very light (I didn’t weigh it, if you want stats, watch the review on YouTube by Luke of The Outdoor Gear Review).So far though, I would say I definitely recommend this tent.I hope this helps you with any decision making!!After the latest trip. Conditions, warm in the day, getting colder at night. Light winds.Yes, there was definitely a condensation issue. No problem for a solo camper like me. Avoiding the inside surfaces might be more of an issue if there are two of you.It did chuck it down with rain on one night. No leaks.

Da tempo uso prodotti della casa OneTigris con grande soddisfazione, prodotti presentati, duraturi e pratici.Questa tenda ne è una dimostrazione, prodotto leggero ad un solo palo interno di sostegno con perimetro picchettato, materiale resistente e flessibile, comprovato sotto un bel temporale con forti raffiche di vento.Le aperture 2 superiori ed 1 inferiore creano una ventilazione ottimale per il riposo, riducendo al minimo la condensa, qualche alone di umidità ci sarà, ma poca roba rispetto ad altre tende di diversi fornitori.Lo spazio abitabile risulta molto comodo largo e spazioso, per 2 persone più attrezzature, nel caso si può depositare del materiale nello spazio di lavoro per così dire, sempre all'interno della tenda.Che dire prodotto incredibile, fedele compagna in molte escursioni, la Consiglio fortemente.

This is a great tent. I love it for portaging it's late easy to set up and perfect for my needs

Brilliant little tent,very light and packs down small. Lots of room inside,I'm 6 foot and could lie down no problems,I could also get my pants on standing up...a feat at my age (53).Used this tent for a couple of days at ABR Festival...a bit of condensation in the morning but not too bad for a single skin tent,very quick to erect and pack away... Recommended 👍