Andake Ultralight Tent, Waterproof 1 Person Camping Tent, Double-Wall Backpacking Tent (1206 g)

At this price, I'd be very surprised if you could beat this for quality or weight. I bought this to use for one night trips, and so far it's ideal.The tiny pack size is a real boon, it meant I could use my smaller rucksack, a Deuter 44l+,so with the lightweight tent and smaller rucksack, I'd already lightened my load by about 3kg, although I added a few hundred grams back by taking a small tarp for underneath the tent to protect it, as the base wouldn't stand up to being on rough ground that well, but I'm sure you could say that about all ultralight tents whatever their price.The flysheet material does feel thin, but to be fair, I had no problem in strong winds, the tent stayed up, and it didn't feel like it was going to rip apart. There was also no water ingress whatsoever, it was waterproof.The first pitching did take me about twenty minutes, but that included attaching the flysheet to the inner, so next time it should take no more than ten minutes. (there's a handy video on YouTube worth watchingdetailing the pitching of it before you try and pitch it yourself, it did help.)If, like me, you just want something that will allow you to have the odd wild camp and carry as little as possible, then I recommend this.Seeing as you could pay up to six times more for something of a similar weight, I consider this a bargain.Oh, and another plus point, compared to a lot of one man tents, this has a much better head height, you don't feel like you're sleeping in a coffin!

I used this tent on the west Highland way 8 nights, my only concern is condensation which was bad on still cold nights, it needs "in my opinion" a ventilation system at the pinnacle of the arch.

Design is good and lots of room. However the tent fly does not reach the ground so draughts are an issue and you feel like the center pole will snap it's under so much pressure. But most importantly, it leaks! Iam in the lakes now and iam soaking wet it's not seam sealed! Who sells a waterproof tent and doesn't seal it. I could let it go if the tent cost 20quid but for the money it's not a big ask!

I have had some bad luck with much more expensive tents lately and thought i'd give this a try after reading some other reviews and also some youtube videos. I have to say I am really impressed with it and for the money its amazing. After unpacking and putting it up for the first time I found it easy to pack it even smaller than how it came delivered. Will probably use with a small separate ground sheet to protect the inner but would do that with most tents.

Brilliant one man lightweight ten. Just perfect for my ML Assessment and on going hiking trips. Recommend to anyone looking for an easy errectable, lightweight tent. Excellent value for money.

Been out a few times in this so far, woodlands plus the south downs. Both times in near gale force wind & rain and it's been an excellent tent so far. I seam sealed it on purchase like I do all my camp gear plus had to tone down the bright green colour but the fixtures & fittings and materials on this are all top notch. The porch area is big enough to cook in with the tent closed up too. It fits my requirements perfectly. I leave the inner tent permantly attached. Flysheet pitching, very lightweight & big enough to shelter comfortably & cook in. Not much else needed from a hiking tent.Only negative is the bright green colour, if it was a darker olive green I believe they would sell so many more.

Had an overnight at Loch Nagar, not at the smmit, but just below the snow line. Erected with 10 to 15kt wind overnight 25Kt.First problem with a breeze was working out front and back, although it looks symetrical the zip is biased to the rear. Now sorthed with some red tape on into wind guys. However once that was sorted up pretty quickly, the outer took around 6 minutes fully secured, providing shelter. I did not time the inner, but errected air mattress, pillow and sleeping bag unrolled was 15 minutes. The extra room from a traditional one man tent was well worth it for the additional weight. All my kit stored out of weather. If used as just a shelter, with no inner this would take two people without a problem.Ok down side, as with most lightweight tents there is little structure to take a 25kt wind, therefore it blows around a bit. This of course creates a bellows noise effect, so not a good nights sleep. However no concerns at all that it would stay up. I did add a couple more guys to the small poles, as I expected in Scotland it would likely be windy, also the ability to close the upwind vent would be nice.So bottom line, a good tent. Use in more sheltered places to cut down the noise wind effect, due to this I would not reccomend it at a summit, better to take the weight hit for a tent with more framing.

Terrific tent