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Question: Rain?
Document: Tent builds up condensation on the inside of the tent when you are sleeping and causing it to rain in the the tent.
It ultimately does what it's supposed to do, provide shelter. The rain-proofing seems to be acceptable; survived a small shower with no leakage.
Good little festival tent. Slept in it at mountain music fest w no rain. Thought that quality could be better
Went camping first day i got this tent leaked everywhere in rain slept in truck !Really a 1 person tent too not for 2 people
I slept in a puddle, during a MILD rain..... not even close to waterproof. I have sprayed it with two coats of heavy duty water repellent, and it still leaks.
Did what it needed to do. It is not really a two person tent but great for one person. We took the other advise and put on camp dry which seals it when it rains.. It didn't rain on us but in case it did we heard it was not the best in the rain but camp dry will fix that problem.
I had to crawl into it, wich also dragged in anythings that my legs could. The stablizing string for the front, unless you tie it to a tree, gets in the way making you have to crawl around it to get in. There's only a small openning in the toe area. In the rain the walls sweat.
A good emergency tent for hiking or backpacking. I found this tent needed some minor repairs after just a couple of nights of backpacking but considering the price it is a value. Tight for one camper with minimal gear and one cannot sit up while in side. Didn't leak in the rain though.
This tent is very basic. It says 2 people, which would be very snug. It fit my 60lb dog and myself quite comfortably. It is a tension tent meaning you need to be able to drive the stakes in. The stakes that come with the tent are very cheap so just be aware they will bend easily if hammered in wrong. There is no rain fly or tarp.
Purchased for backpacking I would have to say this is an ideal combination of quality and convenience. The first use was in Yellowstone where I had a range of clear, rainy and snowy nights in temps 30-40 degrees F. The tent stood up well against heavy rain that accumulated on the ground and the seams held.
Answer: no