Forceatt Tent 1-2 Man Lightweight Waterproof PU3000mm Camping Tent for Backpack Small Pack Size Tent for Outdoor Camping

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This tent survived one of the windiest Leeds festivals in a long time, maybe ever. The wind got up to 51mph on the second morning of camping and staff camping was evacuated. I fully expected to go back to a snapped pole or two or even the tent on the other side of the compound stuck to the fence. It was still there, it held firm with no rips or signs of damage whatsoever. Props to the manufacturer, your design survived.I'm usually a hammock camper, so I bought this last minute for the festival.For the price i'd say the features are reasonable although it is not the highest of quality. Single skinned, saves on weight but unfortunately it lets in every bit of sunlight and rain does eventually seep in with enough of it. My saving grace was the basher sheet from my hammock fitting over most of the tent and giving that second skin and keeping the water out.There is no built in groundsheet. i'd fully recommend getting a seperate groundsheet for this tent.Also i'd recommend getting additional pegs and thicker, more visible guide lines if you are to be using this tent in a densely populated campsite. Although the guide lines did survive as well with multiple campers tripping over them.The zips got stuck multiple times, made for some frustrating experiences getting in and out the tent after a long shift.Setup was so simple and quick, no faffing with colour coded poles or rediculous features, two poles, two sleeves on each side and it's up.

You can barely fit one person in it and don't even think about laying down inless your a child

It's quite sturdy, don't really have to worry about it snapping on you in your sleep, it says its 2 person but I'd say it a 1 person tent, there's no way 2 people could comfortably fit in with any gear e.g. backpack,shoes.... I managed to fit a single inflatable mattress and some gear for an airsoft event okay but I was right against all 3 sides at the back of the tent, unfortunately there was no hook for a lamp or anything and no pockets so that can be a bit of a struggle. Overall its a decent tent and if it's for 1 person who's on a budget then it's good enough

I'm not a tent person but however this is a good tent for it's price .it's easy setup lightweight. The quality or materials used are strong and robust. Could do with better zips all in all for the price a good tent

The media could not be loaded. This is a single skinned tent, so it will suffer with condensation, but Forceatt have added plenty of mesh ventilation to the design to try and combat this.Weight wise we're looking at 2.4kg, which isn't bad for a tent in this price bracket. And the pack size is pretty decent. The seams are sealed, but I wouldn't trust it in anything more than light rain. The claimed waterproof rating is 3000HHPitching is easy enough - 2 poles cross over when threaded through the pole sleeves. A top cape needs to be hooked on and that's it. 10 pegs are supplied as well as 2 extra lengths of guy line - which will be needed if you're going to use trekking poles to hold the door open, and this is a nice part of the design - it forms an excellent porch area when trekking poles are used (or you can buy cheap tarp poles).You could fit 2 people in the tent, but it would be snug and there's no space to store bags etc. For one person it's a good size, plenty of room to stretch out and plenty of room for storage.No interior pockets and I'll be honest and say I didn't look for a lantern hanging hook on the ceiling, so I'm unsure if it has one.It's a decent enough tent for festivals (as long as floods aren't forecast) or beach camping, but please bring it back home with you.

This is quite a basic tent, in fact, described by the makers as one that is "designed for beginners" but appears to be well made. Comprehensive kit with poles/guy ropes/pegs etc.Has a sown in groundsheet, no flysheet just a kind of bonnet which is really there to cover the ventilation windows. There is also a "vestibule" provision on the front door but, weirdly, no poles are included for that function, but the guy ropes are 🤔Not really sure how it would perform in heavy rain, without a flysheet, but should be ok for drizzle.Size wise, it would sleep 2 adults but just the bodies as there would not be much room for anything else. However, one person would have room for some other kit/a few clothes etc and a basic cooker and kettle.So, as the makers intended, if you are a beginner (and not too big😂) you could certainly do a lot worse than getting one of these 😁👍👍👍👍

Super quick delivery and the tent was just as expected.