Stella 4 Season Camping Tent Backpacking 2 Person Waterproof Lightweight Easy Setup Instant 3000mm Waterproof Rating Outdoor Hiking Tent

Well made, easy to set up. Fit 2 people but would not have room for your gear. I would be perfect for one person to fit comfortably and room for your stuff. Packing is decent size. No windows, therefore I would not use it during the hot summers days. I would use it late summer or early fall.

Well built. Light. Enough room inside to sit up and store bag.

My new favourite tent. I have used this on a few backpacking trips and can't fault it. For a backpacking tent it's not the lightest as uses it's own poles and not hiking sticks. But for the extra weight it makes the tent feel bomb proof in high winds high up the hills. It's seam sealed and very waterproof. To say it's a 2 man tent is a stretch. It's perfect for a one man with decent room for your gear. Designed for colder seasons the extra room is amazing when it gets dark early and your stuck in your tent in bad weather you don't feel as constricted as you would in others. Tent is easy to set up but is a inner pitch first so can be a bit of a rush in wet conditions. I paired this with the matching ground sheet and they work really well together. Not had any condensation issues but I do leave the vents slightly open. 100% would recommend.

I have 3 or 4 tents from various manufacturers, my main tent being a Kelty Latestart 4p 3 season, which I like but it's too big for just me and a little too heavy. I was looking to shrink what I was carrying and also lighten my load. I had my eye on this tent, because it does both of those plus it could be great when the temp dips down. We do a lot of coastal beach camping and not only does the weather change all of the time, but we have to hike/carry in everything by boat, water, sometimes wood, everything. I just took this tent on a 4-5 day boat camping/fishing trip. it set up easily and is super light, sil-nylon is a plus for saving weight while being waterproof. It weights under 5 pounds, which is 1.5 lighter than my Kelty but is also a 4 season tent, which means more fabric and less mesh. ( I think the Kelty Latestart 2p weighs about the same as this but is only a single door, and mostly mesh.) It took maybe 5 minutes to set up by myself and a few extra minutes to set up some extra guy lines just to be safe- I'm glad I did because the second night we got slammed with a thunderstorm, then a wind storm with gusts up to 30-40mph and then another smaller rain storm, and then more wind, but just 15-20mph. This tent held up to everything and stayed dry as a bone inside! For comparison, we had set up a large tarp/canopy over one of the other tents to be used as a larger shelter to hang out under to pass the storm and the 1st windstorm snapped a d-ring tie out on the tarp as well as straight tore off a reinforced tie out point from the corner of the tarp. The unprotected One Tigris Stella stood like a champ, completely intact. Condensation has always been a problem in the past, especially with the mostly mesh tents since there can be a 30+deg temp shift from day to night and with so much moisture coming off the ocean. Everything gets coated in water condensation, everything! I woke up the first morning in this and everything in my tent was dry! The inner tent did its job. A couple of things I would like to improve: While the inner tent blocks almost all of the wind (with the double doors zipped up) it makes it hard to adjust the ventilation easily... as soon as the sun came out and started to warm everything up (and no wind), the tent got hot fast and with the only 2 doors as ventilation its hard to control... it might be helpful to add a couple of side vents so you don't have to unzip the door then unzip the vestibule to allow any kind of breeze to cool off the tent. I know there is a small "stick" prop at the top of the door on the rainfly to allow some ventilation, I haven't gotten it to work well enough to be worth the extra effort. 2nd... this is very minor but I like what Kelty and some others have done by color coding one strap of the rain fly and tent pole sleeve/strap to make setting up even quicker. Match strap colors click and done. 3rd: the tent really needs to be 6inches longer. I barely fit my lightweight cot in the tent. the cot is only a couple of inches tall and I swear I could feel the tent wall if I stretched my feet. I'm a hair under 6ft. 4) maybe add a tie-out point on the fly in the middle of the side wall. I had an issue where some condensation formed under the fly and the fly and inner tent were sticking together (around the logo area) even though the fly was staked properly. 5) Throw in the correct gear loft for the tie outs that are already there in the ceiling and may be add a couple of bigger mesh storage pouches along the sidewall? Overall I really like this tent, It seems well built, has stood up to some crappy weather already without a problem and is super light for a 4 season tent (not ultra light). It will be a great fall to late spring tent and I would have no issues bringing this on some winter camping trips but I will still need to see if I can dial in the ventilation and orientation correctly for warmer season trips to make this truly a 4 season tent for me. Good job OneTigris

Well packaged quality product