Ozark Trail 1-Person Backpacking Tent, 4.4 lb Carry Weight, Large D-Style Door

For the price, I don't think this tent can be beat. Sure there are a few things that could be better, but it's an amazing bargain at $20. I replaced the steel tent stakes with aluminum ones %26 honestly you can pitch this tent with only 2 stakes under most conditions. Great for the beginning backpacker. If you hike a lot, you'll probably upgrade anyway.

A very nice budget tent that's pretty easy to setup and take down. The only issue is the universal "how do I get the tent back in this tiny bag" problem. Removing the rainfly from the bundle and storing it in another small bag seems to fix the problem, but a slightly larger tent bag would've been nice, too.

This is a perfect, affordable one-person backpacking tent. I love the space inside as well as being able to pack it down into a small package using a compression sack.

Excellent little tent. Room enough for one adult possibly 2 kids. Light weight and easy to set up. Removable rain fly allows for great air flow and awesome views of the night sky

I've camped out in this tent now 4 nights total and can say its worked pretty well. One night had heavy rain and another light. Also during almost freezing point weather with frost on the rain fly and strong winds. All this being said: I stayed dry and the spikes held the rainfly out and over the tent. Theres 2 sets of poles with color coded clips. Setup for an experienced camper takes about 5 minutes and taking down and repacking takes about the same. Its very light and easy to carry as well. Its 7 feet long and 4 feet wide so as a 5'10 person I could comfortable lay down and have my gear in the tent below my feet. Overall its a great 1-man and a good buy.

Little small if your tall. I'm 6,1 and when laying in this tent I cant use the pocket on the side my head is because It will sag and just be laying on my head all night. I also wish the vestibule was more then basically nothing. You can slide your shoes up against the tent that's about it. But overall seems like a decent tent! I may get a different one do to the sizing issue but that's just me.

A standard twin mattress is 3 feet 2 inches wide by 6 feet 3 inches long. This tent claims to be 7ft by 4ft. A twin mattress could barely be fit and stretched it to its max. With that said, the material is high quality and if you're using a cot or sleeping bag this would for sure fit one person assuming they are shorter than 6ft tall. The height of the tent is maybe a foot and a half so definitely not for anyone claustrophobic.

They have changed the quality of these over the years and now there's less plastic in the zippers and they don't last as long if you go camping more than just a few times the zipper will do that thing where it opens up the wrong way. It is also not anywhere close to rain proof.

This was not a great tent. Maybe in clear, warm weather, but otherwise, no. the rain cover doesn't fit and doesn't cover the front flap at all. Pitching the actual tent was easy, and room for the one person, but it rained on this camping trip. I was soaked, the water poured into it!! I'm returning. I regret this purchase. It ruined my trip.

really needed this for a camping trip but poles are missing and I guess its also supposed to have tent stakes which arent there. the stakes are no big deal but no poles to keep tent upright is the issue