2 Person Camping Tent with Rain Fly and Carrying Bag - Lightweight Outdoor Tent for Backpacking, Hiking, or Beach Use by Wakeman Outdoors

Be mindful that this is a TWENTY DOLLAR TENT!! That being said, it comes with no instructions. However, if you have ever set up a tent before, the rules are still the same. If you’ve never set up a tent, it’s still simple. It does include stakes which is nice and a rain cover for the roof. I like how there are ties to tie open the flaps to keep them out of the way. Plus there is a small pocket on the inside for your phone and maybe wallet. There are nice ventilation options for a cheap tent. You can close the front entirely or just close the mesh section to allow for air flow. There is also a small mesh section in the center of the roof to allow for heat to escape. I would imagine two people would be uncomfortable. However, since I’ve used tents before I pretty much expected that. I typically will divide the person rating in half for my own use. For example I wouldn’t use a “8 person tent” for more than 4 people. This is just my personal rule of thumb. So the size didn’t surprise me. It is thinner material, but keep in mind it is a $20 tent. I was able to set it up quickly and one of the most surprising things was that I was actually able to put it back in the bag it came with. I haven’t used it outdoors yet, I just wanted to put it together and see the size of it.

Easy to install, seemed to stop the light rain that passed overnight. Only gripe I had was that it was a little small. I'm 5'9 and I had to be a little bit curled up all night.

This tent was good, and easy to set up. Staying up was one of the quickest parts of it. The tent had just about enough room for two people but not as much as hoped. It is water proof and the design is just as you would expect. It does come with this “just in of factory” scent inside and i wish the tent was a bit of a thicker material. for the prices, not too bad.

Perfect for camping at the yoga festival. It fit in my carry-on. It easily fit and took up very little space for being a tent. It was a perfect size for one person plus my luggage inside. It rained and the tent did not leak. It was very easy and fast to set up and take down.

I'm not sure what world this counts as a two person tent or even a full size tent. It is not long enough for your average adult even laying corner to corner. I wouldn't put anyone over 5'5 in this tent. Expect to replace the stakes right away. I would not trust it to hold up to even a light rain. However if you need a cheap tent on a dry day and are ok sleeping on your side with your knees bent then it work. It goes together easy enough and it is light weight.

I've backpacked in the Sierras for more than a couple decades. I own more backpacking tents than I care to admit...looking for the perfect tent...but there isn't one because there are always tradeoffs...usually weight/price related. Like many backpackers, reducing the weight one carries is important. This is a very good tent for what it is. Yet I feel compelled to point out this tent has it's limitations. It's walls are water resistant, not water proof. If you have any expectation you'll encounter more than a very brief shower you should spray the whole thing with a "Scotchguard" waterproofing type product (several coats). Also true old school "rain flys" would cover the whole tent, not just the ceiling vent. Tents do not provide "warmth" (or even insulation) since their wall materials are essentially almost "paper thin" to save weight. Depending on their construction they can provide shelter from wind, precipitation, bugs and small critters....plus they provide privacy. Now to this tent's design, it's "rain fly" DOES prevent rain from entering the tent's ceiling vent but even more importantly it ALSO lets moisture (water vapor) from your respiration(breathing) to escape instead of condensing on the inside of the tent's walls overnight....without the vent the inside of your tent and everything in it could(would?) be coated in moisture/condensation the next morning. In my experience it's good to leave the tent's fabric door (not screen door) open a bit to help the air flow through the ceiling vent keeping the inside moisture/humidity lower. Remember the tent doesn't keep you warm, that's what your clothes and sleeping bag are supposed to do....different subject for a different time. It's also not a 4 season tent, depending on where you live it's best as a late spring to early fall tent. I rate this tent 5 stars because it's well done for what it is and for it's low price.

Got this as a play tent for my kids. Easy to set up and take down. and they love it inside and out. Its small which i wanted.

It's probably the cheapest tent you're going to get. I've seen a bunch of people talking about the size. It can fit a 511 person diagonally. Maybe a 6-ft person but I don't know. Definitely not a two adult tent unless they're willing to squeeze and not have their bags in the tent. But it worked great for me for a couple nights. One last thing there's the front mesh and there's a small mesh on top so it's not super breathable. There was a bunch of condensation I think from my breath on the interior of the tent. The little rain cover worked great and it rained while I was camping and I did not get wet from that. It's easy to set up and relatively lightweight