BISINNA 2/4 Person Camping Tent Lightweight Backpacking Tent Waterproof Windproof Two Doors Easy Setup Double Layer Outdoor Tents for Family Camping Hunting Hiking Mountaineering Travel

This tent is the best tent I have ever owned. The Chinese did a great job designing it. It is so simple to set up took me about 10 min tops with another 5 putting on the rain fly. While the rainfly is rated well no tent is completely waterproof. It does great to keep you dry in light showers but heavier rainfall causes the water to begin to seep through and you will get wet and have puddles but like I said that's with all tents. I find spraying water repellent like the one made for shoes adds a bigger line of defense and helps it dry faster after rain so you can easily pack it up and not get your pack wet. I recommend getting 2 amazon basic 5x10 waterproof tarps they are very affordable and well made. You can place one under your tent to help protect from holes and you can tie one above your tent to keep you dry in heavy rain and it offers shade.If you are a couple or share your tent with a friend I recommend you pay a few extra bucks and get the 4 person tent. It's very light and fits in your pack or tied to the outside at the top or bottom. I can wait to try out all tents and equipment. Yo won't be disappointed and by getting a 4 person tent you have plenty o room to store your packs coolers and any gear you may have.

We bought two of these tents, blue and orange. This tent has withstood the test of time. Rain and wind storm in the Grand Canyon that toppled name brand tents from REI and this tent was great, and dry. Very comfortable for 2 people. We take it backpacking and camping. Quick set up and stable in wind and rain. Although a little heavier than desired, great tent for the price!

I took this tent on two moto camping trips, one to the Appalachians and the other to the Texas Hill country, and it performed amazing. Easy setup, reasonably ventilated rain fly, and no rips in the seams or in the fabric other than a tear in the mesh fabric because I messed up.That being said, the jersey material they use to guide the tent poles and hold the tent up takes some getting used to. A better design would be metal clips or maybe rubber loops, but at the end of the day, you get used to it and can set the tent up fairly quickly, even when it's 12 at night and you just did 600 miles on a motorcycle.If you get this tent, what I have found to be the best way to set it up is to slide both poles through their guides, then anchor them into the corners. The mesh jersey material hangs up and the poles will go through the fabric. The rain fly clips into the base corners which was nice and easy, but I could imagine a problem should the clip break.Great product. Highly recommend.

The Bisinna two person tent exceeded my expectations! Ive taken it on a number of camping and backpacking trips in the two years I've owned it and have been incredibly impressed.Pros:* Easy Setup: The instructions were clear and concise, and the tent went up in no time at all.* Spacious Interior: Despite its compact size when packed, the tent offered ample room for me and my gear. I even had enough space to sit up comfortably.* Durable Construction: The materials felt incredibly sturdy, and I had no concerns about the tent holding up against wind and rain - I did buy the Bisinna fitted ground sheet as strong storms were expected and I was the only one who woke up dry yet my tent was the only one not a major brand.* Excellent Ventilation: The mesh panels kept the air flowing well, preventing condensation and keeping me comfortable throughout the night.* Lightweight and Packable: The tent packed down small and light, making it easy to carry in my backpack.Overall:I highly recommend this tent to anyone looking for a reliable and comfortable shelter for their next outdoor adventure. It's a fantastic value for the price

Super fast and Easy set up, light and compact, comfortable and dry. Zippers are smooth as butter. Very very satisfied!!!

I bought this tent for my son a few years ago. He tried it it out on the Appalachian trail in both cold and warm conditions in North Georgia. He took it to Iceland for a 2 week camping trip around the Island including backpacking in the very remote Hornstrandir region with crazy weather and winds and shared with a friend. It held up fine and they had no problems. The next summer, he car camped and backpacked solo around southern Norway for two weeks and experienced some heavy rain. Held up great. The only issue was one of the buckles broke on the rain fly, so he just had to rig it up by tying it instead of buckling. Other than that, it's still in great shape. He's also used in Florida for several short trips. We just sprayed it with waterproofing since it's been 3 years, and was due. It's lightweight, easy to set up, and can hold two grown men comfortably, or be used solo, but certainly doesn't qualify as extra light. But less than 5 lbs for what you get is an absolute steal!