Naturehike Cloud-Up 1 Person Tent - Ultralight Waterproof Backpacking Tent for Solo Camping & Hiking | Compact Double Layer Design for Outdoor Adventures, Travel & Emergency Shelter

Update at the bottom but it is still highly recommended. It is light and that always takes a hit on durability. Know that upfront and be a little more careful with it because it is super easy to put up and very sturdy and actually durable with a little care. No muscling it in! With that being said it performed in every way it was supposed to and had no issues. It is the easiest tent I’ve ever put up. UPDATE:So I’ve ran it over a year. Anybody who rips or tears or breaks a zipper is putting too much muscle into it. Of course there is A defective product once in a while also. This is the best single man tent you could ever buy. I mean for $109 that is. Waterproof spray everything important twice. I do this with every tent I use every year. I spray the bottom side of the tent and the rain fly and also the footprint. The footprint that comes with the tent is also a really nice addition for $109 tent. I went through hail and tons of rain and wind. The windiest day on the Nebraska plains of the year. just point the tent which is the end where you put your feet directly into the wind. It cuts it like an arrow. I carry it on the back of a motorcycle so it has to be light and compact to be practical. I probably used the tent 40 nights. I can have this tent unpacked and put up including rain fly in 2 minutes. The support pole is one unit which really helps. The rain fly makes a small vestibule by the way. Perfect to keep stuff out of the weather or cook out of the weather without getting out of your tent if it’s super nasty out. And I don’t know why people are complaining about size and weight. First of all the specs are on the advertising picture at the top. If you pick the gray tent it doesn’t have a specifications page but just choose another color and it will tell you. But it is super light and small. As I said before that is the thing, to be very careful putting it up and taking it down. Watch yourself every time you open the zipper to get in. It’s $109 people. If you want to be able to muscle on your tent every time you use it then you do need to spend $500. It is what it is. I did a deep dive researching tents. I’m a very experienced camper and I just wanted to get the right thing. The closest tent is about 300 bucks. And that’s by what I could see. I mean that would have to be used and reviewed still. I’m sure you could match it for 500. All the stakes and pole Are aluminum. There’s two storage pockets inside the tent and a hook at the peak to hang a light or whatever. I don’t usually write long reviews but this is one of those things that deserved it. Thanks and enjoy