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

This 2 manner is fairly light and roomy and 'free' stands well for the price (considering it is not one of those ultra-expensive 'professional' tents that come in at 500 dollars).I have used it a few times in insect-infected Thailand and so far had no problems with unwelcome visitors of any size. At night I have used it at 1700 metres with the outer cover on and felt comfortable in my sleeping bag. It is roomy even when 2 people are inside.Very quick to set up and take down. Poles seem sturdy enough if not mishandled.I can't testify to how it stands up in rain or below zero. Maybe that's why some people spend 500 dollars on tents - I don't know?Definitely recommend for the price and for camping in hot weather or colder temperatures down to 10 degrees.

A good sized 2 person tent at a reasonable price. Well made, and really easy to put up

Was missing a peg (I had 7) and doesn’t give pegs for guys ropes (you need two more), otherwise would give 5 stars. I used for 1 week, not to sleep in but as a luggage tent next to my camper. There was an enormous storm which flooded several tents nearby. Everything in this tent stayed bone dry. I put up on my own, and was struck by the quality of the poles / pegs / materials. I had it up in ten mins - very satisfying. I love the little flaps for the entrance, when the fly sheet is pegged out you can put muddy shoes in the tiny porch it creates to keep dry. The tent package is so small and lightweight. The entrance flaps tie back and then the mesh is great, so easy to cool down with two doors! The mesh keeps insects out so you can stay cool. Would recommend to anyone and so different from tents ten years ago 👍👍👍

There are many small but very useful features to the tent. The window flaps are a nice touch, and the built-in handles along the pole line is useful when you need to re-position the tent.The inner tent doors' zippers opening to the side instead of the bottom is great so as to keep the fabric out of the way while open.The overall packing bag is also great with the big bag with the buckles to tighten it once the tent is inside, making taking it out or putting it back in easy.

I used this tent for a festival. It is quite light, very easy to put up, plenty of space for one person and a bag. We had very heavy rain and strong winds, and it didn't leak or fall down, I felt quite secure in it. You could sleep two people in it, but there wouldn't be any space for bags. The porches are pretty small, you can use them to store a few bits but not much, but there are two entrances each with a small porch.

i tested my tent last month and it was great,easy to pich took about 12 13 minutes to pich. realy roomy in sidecould sit up in the tent easly and two doors eather side , which i did not think it would have. The zips are betterthan i thouth for a tent tis cheap,liked the small hook inside the top of the tent. good sized porch both sides,No condensaion in side the fly sheet ,and no leaks atall. realy easy to get in and out of the tent . i realy think that this tent would be a great first tent for a beggener to camping. thank you ;G Boyle

Good enough tent, waterproof as described. Nice colou but best suited for warmer climate camping as it lets in too much wind underneath for the British isles!!

The Bissina is a good all round tent. Easy & quick to put up. If you're like me who does lots of solo backpacking this lightweight tent is perfect for the job. Although a 2 man, it only weighs a few more ounces than my 1 man. Certainly good value for money. Half the price of a Vango & in my opinion just as good. I can only find one fault and that is the flysheet could be a little longer at each end. When it's windy it can touch the inner walls resulting in wet patches but easily remedied with a twig pushing up the guy rope.