2-Person Camping Tent - MH 100

Great tent for one person and their dog. I wouldn't recommend two people using the tent as it would be a tight squeeze. If two people use the tent, there will be no space inside to put your belongings in. It's doable to set up the tent by yourself, but it's a bit of a hass

le. It is better when there's someone helping. I'm not sure if it's possible to make the product smaller and easier to store, but it's lowkey a pain to carry around. It's best to have a big hiking backpack to store the tent in, or you'll need a big tote bag. Good overall beginners tent.

A great tent. Super easily to setup and very compact. The instructions are clear and printed on the case. The only thing you need is a hammer.

First time camper review. Tent bag - great “open” design and easy to put the tent back into the bag unlike the transitional tent bags. Bought this 2P tent and used it for the first time at a Northern Ontario campsite. It rained hard the first night there. This tent managed

to keep dry in the inside even though 1/3 of my tent area was flooded with a puddle of water. I did have a tarp under the tent which I’m sure it helped. The rain fly was also long enough to cover the inner tent from head to toe. It was 10 degrees at night (felt a lot colder than that) the condensation in the inner tent was amazing. Condensation was found between the inner tent and rainfly - which was normal and the tent did its job. I like the tent wasn’t made in a dark colour so it doesn’t trap heat and I can tell when the morning arrives. It’s not super roomy inside so I’m treating it as a 1P tent. Overall, very happy with this purchase - thoughtfully made and great price!

Value for what you get, this is a 110% buy. A little heavy for backpacking at 5lbs and a little awkward to carry in its original package. It's a 3ft roll. BUT I disassembled mine and stuffed into my backpack. Strapped the poles to the outside of my bag and did fine over small

portages of 500m -1000m, not too heavy with food - I only do one trip portages carrying my canoe, paddle, food and bag in one-go. But the pack size a little bigger, had to use 65l and it was full with my tent and sleeping bag pretty much. No leaks, rained whole trip, dries fast and very spacious if you don't like those expensive and small one-person tents. I wish there was more of a window to look outside, but you really just go to sleep in there. Maybe if it's sunny I would have left the fly/tarp off. Good for single person, sleep pad, backpack, and whatever else you want to keep dry inside. Also has a little spot for shoe storage just outside the door. Pretty Awesome would recommend as a starter tent for sure! For the price you can not go wrong and won't be too mad if it gets a hole or two along your journeys.

Overall good tent. Very small vestibule and could use a peg loop at back, bottom of fly. Rained all day on my first use. No leaks and all was dry inside.

Obviously the price is great! It’s durable and great for camping, but it’s heavy, bulky, and no screen, so no ability to do any stargazing or to have a breeze blow through, not ideal for hiking or back country camping. Only one door too. Otherwise, not a bad tent for beginners

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