Geertop Portable 2 Person 4 Season Tent Waterproof Backpacking Tent Double Layer All Weather for Camping Hiking Travel Climbing Mountaineering - Easy Set Up

The media could not be loaded. This tent is great! First time using it the weather decided to take a turn. I was able to put this tent up by myself in windy conditions. The gusts were up to 40 mph and this tent held strong. Then the rain began, to my surprise, no leaks! Oh, and the temperature was 40 F/ 27 with the wind chill, and it was significantly warmer inside than outside. For the price, the is a must buy! Space inside has enough room for two plus a small hiking pack, the vestibule gives you about two more feet of storage as well. For my pittie (dog), my gear bag, and myself it was perfect! Short video attached attempting to show the winds.

I bought this tent as a 4-season, specifically to use it in the snow. It’s been adequate in terms of water resistance and keeping the wind out, but one obviously needs good clothing and sleeping systems to cope with the cold.I didn’t love the assembly process or instructions. This tent assembles from the outside-in (first the rain cover; then one hooks the tent from the inside). A simple note saying that on the instructions would have helped. Since the structure/poles use sleeves -arguably for robustness- sliding the poles is cumbersome and at points difficult. I even had to bend the “middle” pole in order to make it fit the corresponding grommets; that was with two adult males putting it together. This makes me think it will be extremely hard to try and set it up with one person. Also, there should be an extra loop for the footprint right around these middle grommets, to try and keep the whole thing stable. In the end, the tent looked a little crooked, no matter how much we tried to realign it with the guy lines. During disassembly, sleeves make it a pain in the you-know-what to remove the poles; these tend to get stuck and separate into their multiple segments.Regarding interior dimensions, this tent is advertised as a two-person. That’s strictly true (you will indeed be able to fit two average-sized adults), but it’s on the smaller side. The vestibule will accommodate two 65-75L backpacks, but that will block the exits completely.I still gave it four stars, due to cost/benefit. Should the brand address the issues with assembly and improvement of the footprint, this would be a very good product.Note: the included stakes are useless for snow/loose sand. Do yourself a favor and replace them with better stakes; make sure to bring 8-10. I don’t think it would be fair to fault the brand for this; their stakes are adequate for other terrains.

It's a good tent, for camping not to light weight but a good material tent.The size it's perfect for 1 person, and it feels to short for 2 persons, and I'm just 5'43", so that that in consideration.For the rest it's a good tent

I have used this tent multiple times and I'm very impressed with this tent. I won't buy another tent for a long time! I've been in 34F temps, high altitude, rain, and wind and this tent was great. I can lay down comfortably, and my 100L bag and random items beside me with room to spare. I've cooked using the vestibule due to rain with no issues. 2 person tent no issue, but you'll have to store shoes and stuff in the vestibule.

I went snow camping with this tent and had problems assembling the tent and had multiple manufacturing issues. Some of the fasteners that secure the tent to the rain fly broke before the tent was even assembled and the side skirt ripped before the last pole was put in. There are three piles to use, none of them color coded considering one is shorter than the other which, by the way, was too long to even fit properly in the side of the tent it was intended for. The structure of the tent is built into the rain fly i stead of the main tent which is unlike anything I have seen before and the directions we almost useless. I got through the night but will be returning this tent

This is a nice well made tent....Pros:Easy setup. My husband and I could do it in 3-5 minutes after a couple of uses.Waterproof. It rained on us pretty good and we saw no water dripping from the rainfly, ever.Stable in high winds. We had some pretty gusty winds in this tent. It held strong. Being able to drop the snow flaps and weigh them down really cut the wind. We couldn't feel it at all while in the tent.Heavy duty stakes and polesFantastic returns. NO hassleBUT....Cons:Not enough ventilation. It was certainly warm, but had massive condensation. Would not recommend for warm climates AT ALLVestibule would be fine for one bag and one pair of shoes, but that's it.Kind of hard to reach the zipper on the vestibule when it is closed.Very small tent. I am 5'1" 130lbs, my husband 5'8" 170lbs. and we felt squished, even with our gear stored outside under another tarp. The walls slope in, so it felt very small. With a 3 inch foam pad, I felt like I was rubbing the walls all night. If you sit in the middle you could maneuver enough to change your clothes. but it was difficult. The vestibule will hold a bag and a pair of shoes, but that's all, and you pretty much have to crawl to get in. I'm too old for that contortionist stuff!In conclusion, this tent would be fantastic for a single person, in a cool climate. Geertop makes a 4 man with more mesh, and were I younger, I would buy it. But, It is the same height, therefore, the crawling around would still happen, and that's no good for me.