MC TOMOUNT Backpacking Tent 1-2 Person Waterproof Lightweight Camping Tent

Excelente barraca, prática, resistente e super bem construída. Todos os itens dessa barraca são excelentes, Nota 10. Prazo de entrega EUA para Brasil apenas 8 dias.

Una muy buena casa de campaña, la he usado en reiteradas ocasiones y no ha tenido desgaste, posiblemente sea bueno reforzar sus cierres pero fuera de eso, es una muy buena casa de campaña y además de todo, muy fácil de armar.

I grew up camping so I'm very familiar with many types of tents. Setup was simple and easy, took only 5 minutes tops. It rained a lot on my weekend outing, using a separate ground cloth and the included rain fly I was bone-dry inside. I'm 5'7 and fit comfortably inside. I left my gear outside under the rain fly for space. If youre over 6ft or want to keep a lot of gear inside the 1-person may be too small for you. Overall it is good quality and im very happy with it as a basic single-person tent

Honestly, I don't expect to get more than a season out of it. That said, it's been very good. The fly has kept me dry, the floor has withstood the ground, and the fabric that's half the walls' height has done great at blocking the breeze in a NM winter. The poles have withstood the wind and little bit of snow we had, and I have ample shoulder room. The floor accomodates a twin xl sized pad, perfect on width and has a few inches left at the foot, or a couple at each end if you center the pad. The gear loft is a very nice addition, and the hook at the center apex is great for hanging a lantern while not hogging loft space. The vent is on one of the wide sides of the fly, and is ample and triangular. It has mesh pockets on each side of the door, the door is nearly the whole side, and the vestibule is a great size to store your boots, a small pack, a candle jar and cook in with the fly closed, with a little space left. I replaced the stakes with those twist-in ground anchors because the ground here is so sandy, and honestly, those candy cane shaped ones are just garbage. Two things that worried me were the stitching, and the quality of the mesh. The mesh snags very easy, I had to patch it with some mesh tape, but it's a $65 tent so I knew I was taking a small risk. Overall though I'd recommend it.

I Tried it and here's my True experience: Size selected, the "single" tent and got this 1-2 person--err--okay, not a deal breaker. Tent's footprint is a little smaller than a twin size mattress--two skinny humans can sleep snugly with minimal twists and turns. Set-up was 4 step easy: standard poles snap in, clip tent straps to poles, anchor tent lines to ground, and flip on rain-fly, if needed--quick and easy. Quality and workmanship are very good/exceptional for the PRICE, all stitchings, seams (no crooketed/missed stitch), clip loops, etc., are perfect. Very comfortable for one with loads of room for stuff. Unique unexpected features: The front fly screen can unzip 360 degree, hanging on by the two directional zippers--if you want it fully open; the fly has a thin plastic film on the inside making it rain proof, it has a lot of seated-head room, there is a small built-in bump-out vent to help with condensation, a center-over-head loop for hanging whatever, and tent came with a drying cloth. These are the features I am focused on and I am very pleasantly pleased (with online purchases, you don't know WHAT you're gonna get until you get it) with this purchase. I am only attesting to the product-features I'm interested in--this review is no guarantee all tents produced are of the same quality. For the technical parameters, see product detail descriptions. [I'm not interested in samples or vendor product reviews--do not contact me.]