Forceatt 2 Person Backpacking Tent, Easy Setup Dome Tent, Lightweight Portable Camping Tent for Camping, Festivals, Backyard, Sleepovers and Beach

Set this bad boy up in a spare room in the house and put my chickens in it during Helene and Milton, and both times my birdies were safe, dry and secure! Also might use for camping once the chicken smell is gone. 10/10

Very nice tent for the price. Large enough for my wife and 4yo. Rain fly is nice. Only con: no clip, strap to hold open the tent sleeve when mosquito net is used. I solved that by using bag clips for like chips. For $30, can’t beat the price. Would buy again. Oh the rear window is a plus, it helps circulate air. Keeps the tent comfortable inside.

I purchased this little tent to have on hand in cases of emergency. Not for myself, but for my chickens. I just know that in the future there may come a time that storms or winter snow might spur me to bring my little flock indoors. This tent with its attached bottom is just the ticket!

I bought this tent for a 5-day section hike of the Appalachian trail. My budget was pretty tight at the time and this seems like a disposable one time tent. I seam sealed and sprayed the tent with water repellent before the trip I was surprised to see that the seams had already been taped but I went over them anyway. After 10 hours straight of torrential rain I was able to start the second day of the treck dry and well rested. This tent exceeded my expectations. It was of reasonable size packed for a backpacking tent not as small as some high-end two-person tents but I didn't notice the extra weight. I will be using this tent again and this will most likely be my 7-year-olds first personal tent.Pros-reasonably lightweight compact sizeLow price pointWater resistantCons-The rainfly is small and does not extend much farther than the top vents. This could be a problem if rain is accompanied by heavy wind you will get wet.The poles are not very robust I took care to make sure they did not break.Appearance is very basic would have preferred if the rainfly extended all the way to the bottom of the tent or if it had a vestibule. But for the price point this is absolutely reasonable tent for backpackingI'm glad that I made this purchase. Just keep reasonable expectations for what this is and what it is not. This is not a high speed or high-end ultra light backpacking tent. It's a $30 pole tent and it seems completely adequate for light to medium use. I would not use this for a through hike I would absolutely use it again for overnights in the back country or backyard camping with the little ones

Pretty simple to install strong and good price

It's a nice sturdy tent

Worked perfectly for a camping trip for me & hubby. Easy to assemble and tear down. Durable.

My husband and I are season campers. We know what it means when a tent is rated as a two person tent. Yes it fits two people with little to no wiggle room. So the tent size (86 x 51 x 47 inches) would fit our two air mattress no problem. The height of the tent gives us a little more wiggle room to pull on a shirt and sit up right with a little head room.Setting up relatively easy, the bag that hold the tent and poles together has an attached instruction on how to set up and also on how to pack the tent away easily. Setting up the main part of the tent took no time for me only on a windy day. The rain cover aka the fly, was a whole different thing. The fly is very small, and has to be put on just right or it's worthless. I attached it and was not really happy with the way it covered the dome of the tent. Had the husband come and look and try his hand at it, still neither of us were happy. The fly barely covers the dome which is screen netting and if it rained with any wind we would have rain inside. If it could be a few inches longer and wider I would trust it more in windy wet weather. Let me say we did not have rain to test the water proof of the tent so I can not say if the tent is truely waterproof.The tent body in it self has some good points, I like the 'T' zipper lay out for the door. You can open just half the door if you want to. The window in the back wall opposite of the door was large enough to get a cross wind from the door, but if it rained would need be closed. Now the bad points, tent floor is not a tub style that helps prevent moisture seeping in, it just a floor sewn directly into the tent. Also no foot print included, I would definitely suggest bring a tarp to put under the tent, to help with moister control and wear on the floor.The weight not bad, ~5lbs. We do the Boundary Waters Canoe camping, so carrying over portages was not bad. The Tent does fold down nicely and repackage into its own bag to help keep the inside of the ruck sac clean. If I was backpacking the tent for two people It would be wise to split the weight.When we use our own two person tent the fly cover all the way to the ground and has a vestibules to leave your shoes out door dry along with other items. This tent you can not. Yes, this tent only $43.69, which is great price but for what we would use it for it would be useless. I can see having it for the kids out in yard or a trip that had no rain predicted it would work good.