KIKILIVE Ultralight Tent 3-Season Backpacking Tent for 2-Person Camping,LanShan Outdoor Camping Tent Shelter,Perfect for Camping, Trekking, Kayaking, Climbing, Hiking

This is a nice little tent. Two piece tent- a mesh liner with attached bath and an outer fly. It has a great - small hole- mesh which is super bug proof and small enough to block no-see-ums. It weighs 2lbs 8oz- in it's own stuff sack with it's tent pegs. Obviously you have to have soil to set up this puppy because it is supported by guy lines and your hiking poles. It doesn't come with instructions so definitely set it up before you are on the trail and make sure your poles are well fixed into the handle loops at the top AND the small loops at the bottom of the mesh doors because otherwise the tent will flop over if you bump the bottom of your poles in the night.So performance wise it is a comfortable size for two sleepers. We had a 25 in wide Big Agnes and a standard 20in inflatable. It is possible to make a vestibule space outside the doors to put your backpack in by putting the fly door flaps around the guy lines but your backpack is still on the ground so not great in a heavy rain.The inner mesh is not strung tight when the tent is fully up with the fly on so I did have an issue with undoing the zip in the night and my mesh got a little tear in it from the zip catching on it. So : one star down.The stuff sack is a tight fit and it ripped on our second packing up. I prefer to use compression sacks so I have since bought an REI 15L compression sack. I could probably use a 10L sack but I would rather have a slightly heavier (2.1 oz) stuff sack that is easier to pack and more versatile in my backpack space than have to struggle with pack-up every single morning when through hiking.I also carry a Tyvek footprint. It is annoying but it protects my sleep pad.If you are comparing this with the Lanshan 2 pro there is not a lot of difference: The weight is about the same and this option is just a tiny bit cheaper. Compared however to a true UL 3 season like the Z Pack Duplex the differences are huge: this tent is double the weight of the Z Pack but also costs about $500 less.

Our family has bought 2 of these tents. The second one (bought a year later) appears to have some alterations that seem cheaper. Truthfully I don't see a performance issue. The setup requires a YouTube search but my boys can now set it up beautifully.Pros: lightweight; sleeps 2 fairly well; very breathable(not stuffy feeling) which I think is why my grown daughter and I sleep very well in it; so far no stuck zippers or rips. (About 10 nights -4 in Texas; 1 Utah; 4 Tennessee on AT).Cons- must have poles; must stake everything(so ground can't be too hard); your dog can trip your guidelines causing tent to collapse; sleeps 2 but the width not quite wide enough for 2 pads so lose some of bathtub. Need to add a plastic sheeting (highly suggest buying window plastic and cut it).Overall I was very Leary and concerned about buying Chinese lanshan knock off tent, but we have been very happy with it.

First trip we took using this tent it had a corner of the bed rip out of the fly. We did have some wind/rain but not severe enough to rip out a seam, IMO. Didn't kill the use of the tent but one person had to sleep with the inner netting brushing their face all night. If the tent was a a bit older and had been stressed before I could live with it but new out of the box, not so much. It's heading back.

Great tent ⛺, easy to use. It is a knock off of the 3F UL brand but it still preforms great! I've taken this on several backpacking adventures with no issue. Stands up to high winds just fine.

I have taken this on two overnight trips and after getting the set up correct, works perfect. Lightweight yet sturdy!