Altair Two Ultralight Backpacking Tent, 2 Person Trekking Pole Backpacking Tent, Waterproof, Compact, 3 Season, Double Wall Shelter for Backpacking, Camping, Thru Hiking, Trekking

took my 15 and 17 year old backpacking the wind rivers wyoming. 50 miles in 4 days. Broker the tent, fly and stakes into two and each packed half the tent. super lightweight for a great shelter! They boys had plenty of room and the tent withstood some pretty aggressive wind. We had windy but clear weather so can't speak to the waterproofing but on this trip it was awesome. Would recommend.only downside: The stakes are garbage. Most broke or bent getting pounded into the ground, but otherwise this was a fantastic setup for the money!

I set the tent up to see how it would look. It was pretty straight forward but did have a lot of tie offs but that was to be expected. It has a lot of vestibule space and pretty roomy in the tent itself. Lots of netting for air flow. Seems well constructed.We had an afternoon storm blow in while it was set up. The wind had no effect on the tent. Also it did not get any water in it it’s totally water proof. Great 3 season backpacking tent.

This tent seems to be well made and of good quality materials. However, in my opinion, this tent falls short of being as good as a Lanshan 2p tent. First of all I'm not a big fan of the trekking poles tips up design of this tent. The set up time seems a little more complicated than a Lanshan 2p tent. And there are 14 stake out points on this tent, and it only comes with 10 stakes.

Amazing quality and value for the money. Just finished a 4 day trip in south Florida. With the sides rolled up I stayed super cool buttoned down it was absolutely water proof. I didn't have any issues with the tent stakes or the cords it came with. There's a small learning curve with this tent but I love how it uses several cords over one stake to cut down on what I need to pound into the ground. Using the hiking poles was amazing and really cut down on the weight

Well built and easy to set up. I found this tent lacking in head room at the end for me when laying on a thick sleeping pad with a tall pillow(I'm a side sleeper. Reasonably light, and good height at the peak.

Saw a UK YouTube reviewer give a really positive take on this tent, tried it and really like it. Ultralight, really roomy and everything just seems to work right on it. If you don't know how to put up a trekking Pole tent, try YouTube or something, you might not get it from the directions in the package. But it is very easy once you know how to do it. Looking forward to a lot more trips with this tent.

Doesn't come with any poles

Absolutely no instructions at all. Looked up serval videos no help. Spent a hour trying to figure out and couldn't even get it to stand up. Could be missing some things as well. Overall just not a happy camper. I think I might just have to spend the 300 on a good tent.