Alvantor Camping Tent Outdoor Backpacking Family Tents Ultralight for 2 Persons Pop Up Instant Portable Compact Shelter

I live in a 7 cat household and bought this tent solely to create a cat-free zone in which I could relax. 5 of the little buggers always want to do everything I do so they were not happy about being barred from the tent and have done everything in their power to break inside. In the three weeks I have owned this tent it has been subjected to severe abuse yet it still stands firm. Daily, I have had cats literally body slam the tent. They paw the zippers, and climb the mesh.... correction, they climb the entire tent as if it were a tree.I had assumed the shape and give of a dome tent would deter cats and make them feel unstable. But apparently my cats don't have the same neurosises of normal cats. 2 of them have found great fun in bouncing around on the top and then they will spread out their arms and let go on purpose, sliding down the side of the tent headfirst just as an otter does to a snow bank.When I am inside the tent I can see a hundred tiny pinpricks from claws, but the holes are totally undetectable from the outside. The mesh doors are nice and strong, they have not ripped in the slightest despite cats climbing and hanging there. The zippers also have held up with no visible wear and they are strong too. Yes, 1 pole did eventually shatter a little but it was easily fixed with tape and a splint and it's still going strong.3 weeks in, the kitties have mellowed a bit and don't abuse the tent quite as much as before. I believe this tent could survive an entire year or two in my household before it needed replacing.The place where the tent poles seat themselves onto the base is not reinforced with a grommet but is only a pocket. It's the only weak spot I can see that will likely break under normal use. Mine ripped out there but again, it was easily fixed with a small strip of gorilla tape.5 stars does not mean I am in love with this tent, rather 5 stars means this tent has performed exceptionaly well within its scope. That being; a tent made for occasional use during mild weather in a backyard, field or sheltered campground and nothing more. I would never dream of taking this hiking or backpacking and can't imagine why someone would. When manufacturers call a tiny piece of nylon the size of a bandana, a rain fly, I can only hang my head and laugh. But within the scope I have previously mentioned this tent is perfect.1. All the seams are straight and strong.2. The material is Very durable and won't rip easily.3. The bathtub floor is basically tarp material, thus also durable.4. I found when comparison shopping that this tent size/price combo was far better than anything Walmart offered.5. The dark blue color is inducive for a good rest inside.6. The tent can be used freestanding without need to stake it down.In conclusion: There is not a lot of ventilation in the tent, it holds heat well and would be a perfect tent for fall weather. A good tent to give to children for a camp out. Nice and roomy for 1 adult of average height. Intimate and snuggly for two people of average weight. A tall person can lay diagonal inside the tent.

I recently took this on a four day trip in a state park, which was also my first time camping in years. And this tent was just about perfect. It's very easy to put up, and so long as you keep the entrance closed, kept out the bugs and weather. It rained the weekend of that trip, and the tent did a fine job keeping me dry. Although I will say, since it was heavy rain, it started condensing inside? And I know it wasn't from the heat because it was all around the sides. it wasn't very bad, but just enough to be a bit of an annoyance. So I don't know if I'd really recommend it for heavy rains. But otherwise, it's a great tent. The bag it goes in is pretty small and easy to carry, and it had just enough room for me to put in my twin sized fold out bed and mattress with my bag next to it. The description says that this is a two person tent? I guess if you really want to squeeze two people inside, you probably can. But I say its better as a one-person tent

Loaded this tent on my backpack for a hike in and camp in a canyon. It isn't too big to carry and it was narrow enough to be strapped easily to a backpack. It fit 2 people with our backpacks snugly. May leave our backpacks outside next time. I ordered the large for extra room since we have family members that are 6' (hoping they can use it too). My daughter and I are about 5'3" 120-160 lbs & we kept backpacks in the tent at our feet. I think this tent will fit someone 6 feet. I read in a review that the the entrance zipper doesn't completely close (there is a small gap where the zippers meet) and I discovered it was true so if you are camping in rain or snow, I would look elsewhere or be prepared with a tarp. Our camping conditions were dry and warm and this tent served its purpose! I really like it. It does have one handy pocket on the inside. Set up and break down was super simple and it does have instructions if needed. I gave it 4 stars because the storage bag began to tear at the seams after just one use. It does NOT have a small tarp/mat for the entrance to put outside the tent.

I just put up this tent. Very easy to set up and it will be perfect for day camping or light weather camping. I will be keeping this in my trunk for those impromptu beach trips. It packs up small so it takes up no room in a trunk. It's roomy enough for 2 people and some gear. It is lightweight and can be moved around easily. The screen fully zips and the outer door zips down the middle then velcros at the bottom center. I bought this because I wanted a tent that opened on the long end and not on the side like most tents. NOTE: Set it up and AIR IT OUT before use. It is very "new tent" stinky. Well made. I am very happy with this purchase.

For the price the tent is fine, but it didn't work for me for a hiking tent.Pros:Solid construction given the price.Easy to set up.Good packaging; I ended up breaking it down into different parts to lash to my backpack, and even then the individual packaging (tent body,stakes, poles) were well designed and held everything together with no problems.As advertised, it is very light and is a great size for packing in.Cons:I’m sure this measures 6’6” somehow, but I’m 6’2” and did not fit in the tent. I angled sideways or else my toes/head were stretching the fabricand opening the zipper door.Related, as many people have said, you aren’t getting two adults in here except very intimately.Doesn’t breathe. I was dying in this thing on a muggy but relatively mild night in Texas. Outside of the front flaps, there is almost no ventilation--you have a very small area on the top of the tent and no side panels.I ended up returning it because of the length and ventilation issues, but for a normal-sized person in a cool climate (who doesn’t need a real rain fly), this may be a good cheap little tent.