Luxe Tempo Single 1 Person Tent 4 Season 2 Doors with Footprint Freestanding for Camping High-end Silnylon Backpacking Tent 2 Vestibules

Carrying bag has plenty of space for everything without struggling to pack it in. Easy/intuitive setup, however, instructions are included on the bag. Plenty of space for me(5'11, 175lbs). Footprint kept the tent floor well protected, zippers glide easy, vestibules kept a 65 liter backpack protected. I've used this tent three times before writing this review. Twice in the rain, and once in very windy conditions. Lowest temps were in the high 20's/low 30's?? One night it rained for 6-7 hours straight. This tent held up flawlessly. Very pleased with the performance of this tent. I've used others that cost 3-4 times as much, and this one performs just as well. If this one were lost tomorrow, I would happily buy another.

was doing a large section (over 2 months) of the AT and hated my tent, my mother bought this and sent it to me and i used it on the trail for a 3-4 weeks (when not in a lean-to). its a tad heavy and bulky, but thats to be expected at this price. no rain issues or equipment failures (except for one bent stake). the ground sheet caused me to get flooded once, but then i was in a low spot so i can't really blame the tent for that. its more for protecting the bottom of the tent from rocks and roots anyway. bag has a few small rips in it (from the stakes when packing up in the rain) but other then the above no negative issues, and i used it harder then most ever will. no zipper issues as some others have had, but i'll be looking for them when i go back out this week for more.

The tent seems to very good quality and lightweight. I forgot to add the free hammock to my order and they actually contacted me and gave me a coupon code so I could still get the free hammock later on.Update: I used this tent during a 2 week training exercise in NC during all sorts of weather; snow, heavy rain storms, and Temps ranging from the 20s to the 80s and this thing held up great. It kept me and my gear bone dry. This is a great tent for a great price.

the tent matches its description and appears well made. I am disappointed that the supplied footprint corner grommets spacing does not attach to the poles as I believe it should. Customer service has a very poor excuse with a "creative" explanation as to how this deficiency is per design and offered no satisfaction. Instead, they're telling me that the footprint has to be staked separately. I have gone through the trouble of adding adjustable straps to the footprint, These are then just like those supplied on the fly, to attach it to the pole base. These could easily be provided for the foot print.Luxe Tempo's reply: "Unlike the other Luxe Tempo 1 person tent ASIN(B074R9BF6Q),the footprint of which can be set up through the tension caused by the pole frame,the footprint of the tent you bought should be set up by separate stakes(included in the package),other than by the tent poles' tip.When designing this tent,the footprint grommets were not intended for the tent poles to slip through because the "X" pattern poles have very limited tension to keep it in place ."

I bought this for one of my son's as a Christmas present, as he and his brother enjoy kayaking and primitive camping. He's tried it out and thinks it's great....talked about all the features he liked. In fact, his brother says he wants one like it, so I'm back to order one for him as a birthday present.

As advertised. Very nice 3 tone colors. Not white as shown in picture. It's heavier than advertised. I used it for backpacking and after taking out half the stakes and the sack it still weighs 4 lbs. It rained all 3 days lightly on our trek and it stayed dry completely. Good product and well made.

I like the tent for the small size when folded and the very light weight. I wish the fly cover extended out a bit to provide shelter for my pack since there is no room inside a tent this small. I like the 2 doors and the ventilation. The set up is very easy. My only complaint is the material around one zipper came unstitched on first use. I sewed it back up by hand and I will have to see how it holds up this summer.

just used in backcountry southern oregon, well built(***) and was leak free in mild wintry mix precipitation. warm in mid 30s, nice to have the zippered mesh panel to keep windblown spin drift and mist out. Rain fly was waterproof and guyed out well except for the 2 bottom sections at head and foot, there is no guy loop between the poles to keep the drips from landing right on the tent body, it also allows condensation to soak the inner tent as the fly is sagging onto the tent.(I am going to hand sew loops to guy out the base of the fly), Everything seems legit and I was stoked overall, UNTIL I packed tent up after drying out at home. (***) I had a total failure of the stuff sack. The fabric ran at roll top seam completely separating until the double stiffener of the rolltop. This is worrisome to me as this 4 season tent will be used in possible critical weather conditions where a tent failure would be dangerous and life threatening. more controlled testing will be done.