BISINNA 2 Person Camping Tent Lightweight Backpacking Tent Waterproof Windproof Two Doors Easy Setup Double Layer Outdoor Tent for Camping Beach Hunting Hiking Mountaineering Travel

This has been a great tent for the price. For a freestanding tent, this one comes in at around 4 1/2 pounds which is not too shabby. The poles feel like they are sturdy and the stakes are very lightweight. The rainfly gives you 2 vestibules both of which are large enough for your backpacks. The fly also comes nearly to the ground which does a lot to protect you and your equipment from rain. There is plenty of floor space for two people and your pads. I slept in there with my teenage sone and had plenty of room. It's easy to put up and was sturdy. There was plenty of ventilation so we didn't have any trouble with condensation.The only thing I can say that would be a con is that it's not super long if you're tall. I'm 6'2" and there are maybe a few inches to work with at your head and feet. I felt like I was trying to stay in the perfect spot so that I wasn't touching the sides with either my feet or head. That being said, it really didn't cause any issues.If you're looking for a backpacking tent that isn't going to break the bank, this one is definitely one to look at.

Just got my hands on the BISINNA 2/4 Person Lightweight Camping Backpacking Tent, and I have to say, I’m pretty impressed! First off, it’s super light and comes in a small pouch with carry handles, making it easy to toss into your backpack. When I unpacked it, I was surprised by how easy it was to set up. I managed to get it pitched solo in just a few minutes—no hassle at all.The tent has two doors, which is awesome for getting in and out without climbing over your camping buddy. Plus, it has 360-degree windows, so you can enjoy the views from inside and get a good breeze going. There are two pockets in opposite corners where you can stash your essentials, and a hook at the top for hanging a little lantern—perfect for nighttime.Attaching the rain fly was a piece of cake, and it has two air pockets to keep things from getting too stuffy inside. The tent felt roomy enough for two of us, but if you’re thinking of bringing a twin air mattress, I’d skip it. Two air pads fit much better and leave you with more space.Tearing down the tent and packing it up was just as easy as setting it up. I managed to do it by myself with no issues. The bright orange color is great—it stands out, which is nice when you’re in a dense area or just want to make sure your tent is easy to spot.All in all, this tent is perfect for a short trip. I’m actually taking it on a 3-day hiking/camping trip to Patagonia, AZ soon, and I feel confident it’ll be just what I need. Simple, reliable, and easy to use—what more could you ask for?

The reason for only 4 stars is because the mesh got messed up really quickly, regardless of how careful we were with the tent. It never tore, but I've only used it for one backpacking trip.Other than that, it was very light and compact. It was easy to set up. The rain fly buckled to the tent which made it easy and secure. The poles were nice and sturdy feeling. We camped on multiple ground types throughout the trip and it did great on all of them. Fit 2 smaller adults with our packs

We LOVE this tent. We purchased this as my son entered Webelos in preparation for Scouts BSA. The first tent we purchased had a pop-up style assembly and was intended to be easy, but not for backpacking. It was too tall for my son to use, so we went with this smaller option.Not only is it small and easy to assemble, but it is lightweight and works perfectly now that he is learning how to pack for hike-in camping. He practiced putting it up and down inside the house before the first trip, and was a pro in no time. I lo e that it is small enough for indoor camping, too!It has been rained on during almost every camping trip and stayed completely dry, inside. As a "two person" tent, it is the perfect size to fit his sleeping pad, sleeping bag, and gear comfortably. It is almost completely screen under the rain fly, so for daytime in hot weather (and we are in Texas), it is nice to have the ventilation. Not much for privacy, but the fly pops on and off easily, so it is simply a matter of modifying to the needs of the moment. He can just unclip the fly in one side and slide it to the other side. As it is still attached on one side, it is not at risk of blowing away.My only recommendation is to get decent stakes. The ones that come with the tent, although lightweight, will only go into the soil without bending if it is very soft. Certainly not the case here in Texas, unless you are on a beach. However, to be fair, this is my recommendation for every tent I have ever owned. Good stakes are always worth the investment and no tent seems to come with them.

I am pleasantly surprised by this tent given the low cost! After a couple of uses I feel like this tent is better made than most of the others that are exorbitantly expensive! Easy to set up and fold, storage bag is large enough to easily get the tent back in without too much trouble.