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Question: What are the dimensions when packed?
Document: I have set this tent up a few tImes, but I've only slept overnight in it once. To start with, it is very light weight and when packed down fits nicely inside your pack or vertically in an outside pocket.Set up is pretty easy and straight forward.
hahah I woke up so claustrophobic and unable to get out because I couldn't sit up!! So, sleep with your head by the entrance (sorry for those of you who thought that would be obvious), and you will be able to sit up (crouched), or leaning on your elbows. It's important to note that I'm 5'8, and I had more than enough room. Also, when packing up, because of it's size it's easy to clean off to be packed up quickly.
Also, with not being a free-standing tent, it would be really important to make sure you are camping somewhere you can get the stakes into the ground.Overall, I am very happy with the tent for someone my size, it worked well despite the freezing temperatures. It is pretty light and decently compact (though it could be packed down smaller, the bag it came with is pretty loose on it).
I used this tent while backpacking, and it was great. It was relatively light and packed up well, the rainfly was also great. It was easy to set up but keep in mind that the tent must be staked down to stand up, so it could be difficult to set up in rocky areas. Im 5'11&#34; and thin, I fit in the tent with no problem but I would imagine someone a few inches taller than me wouldn't fit quite right.
With extreme care, I assembled the pole system and slipped it into its grommets. Snap!I was off the next day for 8 nights of camping. As had been suggested in the earlier review, I packed a role of electrical tape to keep the poles together. Thanks only to dry weather, the tent succeeded in giving me some shelter during that time. The printed instructions never gave a clue as to how the cords or the extra (yellow) stake were to be used.
I bought this tent in preparation for a solo 2 wk road-trip down the Oregon Coast - the main purpose for buying being that I didn't foresee myself spending $100 a night just on accommodations. So, it arrived in the mail and I immediately set it up in my living room. Took all of 5 mins to look at the directions and set it up. I packed the super light tent in my suitcase, which took up very little space/weight, and flew to Oregon.
Then, once packed up, it's very small and not a burden to pack into your bag. It could even fit into an average school backpack, and is ultra light.I didn't buy it from amazon. I purchased it at the Bass Pro Shop, they offer two year warranties for this tent for ANYTHING! You could stab it and get a new one. So I was willing to pay a little more so I can stab it in 1 1/2 years. I hope nylon is recyclable.
I purchased this tent after price shopping locally in sporting goods stores and this was the best price available. Read all the reviews and initially was hesitant based on the perceived fragility of the poles. Knowing that they might need extra care in case of breakage, we packed electric tape to mend. After two test pitching in the yard AND a full week backpacking usage and the airing out/cleaning pitching in the yard, we had absolutely no problems! Great one "person" tent, putting backpack inside is very cozy.
I purchased this tent shortly after Christmas to renew my gear setup. I have yet to have a single issue with the tent really. Yes it is small when setup, but its not hard to find the dimensions before buying so anyone who has complained about that just sucks. I'm 5'11" and 235lbs and fit just fine. Some people also complain about no room for gear inside...not sure what they're talking about.
this tent is great! The only problem is that you need spikes for it to work. You need ground that is dirt or sand. can not set up on payment or a parking lot. If you do, you will need duck tape
Answer: yes