OneTigris Backwoods Bungalow 2.0 Tent - Real World Agenda Free Review

[@P_RO_]

Can't imagine you'd find anything near this good for the low-budget price. Going to be my next tent now that I know it's waterproof. Thanks Luke!

[@nogglebeak]

In all my hundreds of outdoor/backpacking/camping purchases, OneTigris is _easily_ the best quality of gear for reasonable prices. I've got top end stuff, and low end stuff, and tried a million different brands in the middle to try to find decent quality in that medium price range, and OneTigris is the only low/mid-price gear maker I've found that really lives up to the quality of my higher end gear. I've got this tent as well as a couple tarps from them and they're all excellent quality at less than half the price of some of the bigger named manufacturers.

[@fallout1116]

It's a modernized Baker tent, one of the oldest and most successful tent designs of the 19th (yes, 1800's) century.

[@pauldavies9360]

How are you getting on with this tent I see your post is 2 years old now.

[@woodswalker7579]

Great tent for the money. If I'm not using my hammock, this is my "go to" tent. Setting it up in porch mode and sitting underneath in a light rain is awesome.

[@scottcampbell2836]

Ya know having a tarp along is always a good idea. Tent under a tarp? If needed sure. Tent damage mitigation yes. Extra foul weather yes. Just be sure to keep cordage and stakes for it with it.

[@mmiller73]

Just picked up one of these on a cyber Monday deal. Thank you for providing an honest and unbiased review of the pros and cons of this tent.

[@ricker76er]

I just had the pleasure of using this tent on Kentucky Lake for a week. Two nights of rain led to water wicking through the seam tape via the tiebacks for the awning and bug screen, and the hook for a light. Not a bad leak by any means, just a small trickle of a few drops over the 2 days of rain. Not a deal breaker by any means. A little seam grip will clear this problem right up. Overall, I am very pleased with the tent. I had no problem with condensation, but since I was car camping I was able to carry a small battery operated fan to circulate some air. Thanks for the review, Luke. It was a major contribution to my decision to grab this tent. Edit: I had no issue with a smell as it dried. In addition, I purchased my tent in late July 2020 and it came with 14 stakes, not the 10 that you received. So perhaps they listened to your concerns. If you are looking to use this to stealth camp, be aware that the guy lines are HIGHLY reflective and very noticeable at night with just a small amount of light.

[@straypacket]

I've used mine 4 times so far and it has been very, very nice. Once in the backyard for 3 days of moderate to heavy rain, and it stayed dry. I had the awning and back flap open and it was cool out, so the condensation was not aggressive. On various camping trips it has been comfortable and spacious for me and my gear, still no water issues. Staking out the tent is tedious, but works well. I have typically used trees to tension the back wall and sides, so the number of stakes has been adequate (although mine included 12 stakes, not 10). If you have the option a ridge line works fairly well for the peak of the tent. 9 out of 10 rating from me so far.

[@morganlammert7881]

I'm glad you liked this tent. I bought the first version at the lower price and just added Walmart aluminum tent pegs, Scotch waterproofing, & extra rope. I bought it for my bug out/get home bag giving my original Walmart tent to my grandkids for their bags, that is after I did some essential work to them. So thank you Luke, I appreciate your show, and have been an avid watcher for quite some time.

[@originaljasonbourne]

As for the price: extremely reasonable in my opinion. In reference to the awning when its raining, why not stake both the left & right sides with shorter sticks/poles and then put a taller one in the middle so that rain slides off to either side and ventilation stays good?? Just my 2 cents....

[@romeotango5597]

Or you could even just put one corner of the awning lower and achieve a similar result while leaving it more open/less complicated and without wear and tear on the awning.

[@Thetinebroken]

@@romeotango5597 heard that

[@KevinSmith-yh6tl]

Miguel Valentin Good idea!

[@robertwhite3752]

Word…😂

[@mlsknnr]

I like the design, it reminds me of a smaller version of the old Baker tents and the price seems to be reasonable. Thanks for the review

[@faithrada]

I got this tent (the newer 2.0) in early spring and set it up in my backwoods. It made it through a serious rain with flying colors. This thing does everything I want. I'm Inside AND Outside... at the same time. Stayin dry AND making faces at the bugs! The 'Porch cover' really makes this work. True.. not the fastest set up... but that's part of the fun of camping. 🌳⛺🌲 For the money it's hard to beat.

[@ElDiabloTheExplorer]

Thank you Luke for the review. The smell while drying is always been a concern for me as I have flashbacks to my military days.

[@billyharper8424]

Watch those cows. My family has a thousand acres in north Louisiana. Much of it is woodlands. We have quarter horse that have free range of the place. My first night with this tent didn't go real well. The horses were curious and got tangled in the stakeouts and tore two tie-offs loose. I was able to fix the holes with duct tape and added tent tarp clamps to replace the ruined attachments. All in all I like the tent and have been unable to find anything I liked better that was cheaper. Thanks for the hints to minimize the condensation problem.

[@frostealogic]

Yep just got this , love the design but think it could do with 1 or 2 more hoops on the ridge line , also when pegging out the back it seems to hold the rain in a little puddle , maybe I pitched it wrong , guidelines also need to be more visible big time , great size as you said like a 1 man palace lol, Ps hello from Ireland lol ☘️☘️☘️

[@alexanderweaver4838]

I've had my OneTigris Bungalow 2.0 for several months and used it twice while overland camping and once in my backyard where I test gear before taking it out in the field. In a heavy rain it performed so well even with the awning up. I used a slightly longer pole to support the awning's center so water wouldn't pool. I was able to sit in my camp chair and make dinner without getting wet. I use trekking poles and a tent pole set of two by Green Elephant. I did add six MSR Groundhog tent stakes. Since I use it for overland camping I bought a single wide Intex air mattress which is super comfortable. If the ground is super cold I put a wool blanket on top of the air mattress and use a zero degree sleeping bag.

[@thatrealba]

Man I would have loved the "perfect tent" back in the day. 😢 In all my years on the trail I never found a better tent FOR ME than the Eureka Apex 2XT. Ordered DAC poles from manufacturer, used MRS stakes, and had no issues, even in torrential rain and decent amounts of snow.

[@pboone1231]

Been looking at his one a bit - mostly for the price/weight - but I think I'll have to pass on it. Thank you for making up my mind for me. Always appreciate your agenda-free reviews.

[@rms8698]

I really enjoy this tent. Instead of two sticks to hold the structure, I use ridgeline and prusik knot to hold it between two trees. Really simple and easy to use.

[@gregldailey]

I really like the look of this tent, really enjoy having a awning to sit outside of my tent. I hope they watch your video and make the correct changes to it.

[@ADVRaven]

I have one of these. I got it as a backup - something for when I am heading somewhere without trees for my hammock. I got some poles for the center and the awning. I added pegs - its short of pegs for all tie down points. Have not needed to try it out in the rain - just hasnt happened yet. Thanks for the review.

[@garylee8132]

You are the only person I know of doing actual reviews thank you Luke.

[@camperdrew61]

I made an overnighter yesterday with this tent. I had 50 to 60 mph winds. This tent held up and was still standing the next morning. Loved it. This will be my to go to from now on.

[@voraciousblackstn]

I have had this tent for 3 years now. I started out with a cheapo $40 4 person dome tent that liked to blow over. Recieved a Coleman sundome 2 tent for christmas as a replacement. It was still very heavy. I bought the Backwoods Bungalo to reduce weight and have a more sturdy tent. Grew up using canvas baker leanto tents so this was very familiar. It is a great tent. I usually use a ridgeline to set it up. I also picked up a pair of USGI shelter half poles to hold the awning up. The only problems I have had is the condensation which isn't horrible. The biggest problem is that, on mine at least, the vent in the back is not seam sealed and water leaks in. It isn't a deal breaker, I just put a handkerchief at the worst spot and it stays pretty dry. Just had it out for a weeklong kayak camping trip and it performed great, even with 15+mph winds and driving rain. It is a great tent.

[@jtchristiank1]

I love mine. It hasn't been in the rain; but I've had it in about 20F and I stayed quite comfortable. The set up is very easy, but the part about not enough stakes baffles me. I had to buy more. It's bulky as a backpacker, and a little heavy for that, but for a short trek or just camping it's fantastic. Thanks for your reviews.

[@alexk1486]

btw this tent will compress easily into a 10L Sea to Summit eVent (cylindrical) or Sealline Blocker (rectangular) compression sack, I even got it into a 5L Sealline but that one took a lot of effort it is quite something to have a tent w/ stakes taking up similar space in a pack as a compressed sleeping bag

[@scottcampbell2836]

I do appreciate your honesty. You are always honest. And not, when negative, do you turn into an ahole about it. Very much appreciated

[@alexanderweaver4838]

Luke, I cannot thank you enough for presenting this incredible tent. I bought mine the very day I watched this video and it's the same version in coyote brown ($120). I'm thinking of buying another one and setting them up face-to-face when my grandkids camp with me next summer. The quality of OneTigris products is amazing...I bought a tarp and some other pouch accessories as well. I have camped in some thunderstorms even with the awning up but I added third pole in the center so the rain rolls off. I love sitting in my camp chair while it's raining and enjoying a great cup of coffee. You can cook underneath the awning using alcohol or gas stoves; and the stove was set up on a folding table. Mike of Bushcraft Bartons (Canadian channel Oct '19) also highly recommends this tent.

[@ModernGentleman]

I have this same tent amd I run a 10x10 rainfly tarp over the tent about two inches from the tent as a second wall. Almost 100% solves the condensation problem and holds in quite a bit of heat on cooler camps 👍

[@joeb5572]

I just bought this tent. First time setting it up we had a pretty big thunderstorm and a lot of rain. I can say that it did not leak at all. This is my first tent and purchased it after watching this video because I was looking for a nice size tent and budget friendly being my first tent. I cannot complain about anything at all. Thanks for the great content.

[@eddiespain2410]

I own this tent and am happy with it for late Summer for trips with Rain and with two people mainly for the extra set of Hiking Sticks... It did very well in the Rain and I can push it to October...I agree about the Condensation so we always keep it wide open...

[@paulcleghorn2279]

I've had the green option for about 8 months and I think it's awesome. I recommend this tent

[@raykiii]

I got OneTigeris Smokey Hut. $166. and change delivered from OneTigeris with the stove jack. I have only used it once, but I love it. I don't hike with it. I'm car camping. It does the job. I use a cot because I cannot get off the ground any more. The temperature went to the mid 50's, but I stayed warm.

[@nogglebeak]

In all my hundreds of outdoor/backpacking/camping purchases, OneTigris is easily the best quality of gear for reasonable prices. I've got top end stuff, and low end stuff, and tried a million different brands in the middle to try to find decent quality in that medium price range, and OneTigris is the only low/mid-price gear maker I've found that really lives up to the quality of my higher end gear. I've got this tent as well as a couple tarps from them and they're all excellent quality at less than half the price of some of the bigger named manufacturers.

[@brandonhookey7654]

Just purchased this tent on an impulse Amazon shopping spree. I really loved the design and I’m now justified in my purchase after this review.

[@OsageArcher1066]

I had a similarly designed tent back in the '90s, except no awning just an overhang, a modified Baker design plus with mosquito netting - I loved it! I gave it away before the turn of the century to a friend. So I jumped at the chance to get this one, and I'm looking forward to using it (I haven't got it yet). For me, a person who likes tarp camping, this is a great design that gives you the best of both worlds since it is like a tarp but also like a tent.

[@DHBucsFan]

Just spent four nights in one of these bad boys, just myself and the cat. Weather was ideal, but some rain is coming so I’ve set it up in my back yard just to test it out. I do also always have an Aquaquest tarp with me so if I am expecting rain I can rig that up pretty quickly. I did upgrade the pegs to MSR tent pegs, and I decided to buy the One Tigris tent poles rather than using trekking poles, especially because I found the awning in the front works better with poles. Totally agree about it being a bit time consuming to set up, and it really has to be guy’ed out completely as well. I did notice some condensation, but I didn’t have the screen zipped up fully so that may have helped with ventilation. I also had the screen partially open so the cat could come and go haha. He was a little tentative the first night, but by the second night he was right at home in there with me. Overall very happy with this product, thanks for the review as I agree there wasn’t many reviews, just videos about the tent.

[@kirkchamberlain8490]

First time I used this tent,about 3-4 yrs ago,had a huge rain storm,water flowing completely under the tent,not one leak,definitely water proof!

[@OutdoorsWithShawn]

I have the 1.0 and did a small review of it on my channel. I'm not completely sold on the rear vent of the 2.0. Like Luke said I dont think its big enough. I like the opposing side vents on the 1.0 as I think it (possibly) gives more cross ventilation. I've had the 1.0 for about 9months now with no issues with it so far.

[@robertbalasko7243]

Briliant review! Ibeen looking for this tent, for a while now. Thanks for the pro's and con's to, at least i know what to expect. I'll buy it anyway😉. Greetings from Hungary🤘🔥🐺🔥

[@odgreenoutdoors20]

I have one and going to camp in it this week, no rain in the forecast though, I Am going to use trekking poles for both the sides and awning and you can just lower one side so the rain will run off the awning, the mesh screen is thick so water will not easily come through it , I think the opening at the bottom on the back side is good enough , the tent is workable to get plenty of ventilation in it and it’s a great design, I will post pictures of it set up on Facebook, I will be in a state park

[@givingterror606]

Luke,I purchased this tent after watching this review. Found one new on Market Place for $35. I set it up right before a big thunderstorm with lots of rain and high wind. It did not leak and will be going on some solo adventures soon enough.

[@EthanBurchell]

Baker style tents have been used for over a century, almost 200 years now, so its awesome the OneTigris made one that's good quality with modern materials! 😃

[@BitcoinNewsTodayLive]

Hey Luke, I have this tent and made it a simple super shelter by adding a space blanket to the rear tent wall. Radiant heat passes thru the net, is reflected by the space blanket to you, with the heat being trapped behind the mesh. I'd love to see you build a fire and try this later in the year when it is cooler.

[@BitcoinNewsTodayLive]

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[@slate8881]

I was thinking of doing the same but reversing it for the summer to keep heat from the sun away, we get really high UV and tempature where I live

[@jethroblackmore9027]

Big thanks to lone wolf... Researched this tent before buying.On the back of watching your in-depth, unbiased review I decided to purchase the Onetigris 2.0. I live in Ireland so plenty of the wet and windy stuff. This tent held up very well IN A STORM !! One little niggle tho, the stitching on the apex pole attachment nylon Barton holder came undone I've restitched it and water proofed it and it's fine now. Thanks for the info on the product big fan of the channel keep up the good work jet.

[@rosalindabarkhof7035]

I Just bought this tent. And I was very lucky with the Prince though discount and coupons, I paid 55 euro's in advance( that is 61,89 USD). I bouhgt the tent on the advice of people who user it here in my country. They said exactly the same thing about the tent as you just die. And what I want with it, is this a good tent for me. And indeed all mareial had it's pros and vond and it is what you accept what works for you. Thanks for this video.

[@winnguyen443]

Great review ! I bought one for my hiker son. He’s happy with it. During rain he gets some amazed wet guests.

[@Zappa870]

For $120 I don’t think you can go wrong. I’ve been keeping my eye on this for awhile. I like how you thoroughly you review your products. Thanks Luke

[@DevilDog68]

Thanks for the review. I love this tent for my bushcrafting adventures. I highly recommend the footprint for this tent at around $20, it protects the bottom of the tent, helps keep moisture from wicking through the floor and provides a little bit of a porch in the front too. I also added Green Elephant adjustable poles... it just makes this tent complete in my opinion and the poles are made well. GB

[@Longbowwoman]

I was thinking about getting one of these. I would probably set a small tarp overhead though. Thanks for another great video Luke! Your friends added greatly to the video. lol

[@STho205]

Baker is my favorite tent. I use it when I take the bike to Deals Gap or Robbinsville. Packs tight and doesn't feel like a coffin. Have this size and a taller/wider canvas one with a ridgepole and no guy lines for car trips. If i go out for just a night or two and don't expect anything more than a shower, i just take a brown 8x12 tarp ($15) and make the baker tent design off the bike.

[@johnnyrussell8729]

I bought mine when 2.0 version came out. Used it 4-5 times. Only problem I've had has been the condensation issue that is common with single wall tents and lack of enough stakes. If you leave the flap or awning up no problem but if you button this thing up you will get the condensation. Overall I really like this tent and would buy again. Got to learn when not to use it and how. Good honest review Luke. Thanks

[@donaldryan4876]

I actually own the Backwoods Bungalow 2.0 after my third outing one of the center tethers for the Ridgeline actually tore out and revealed a hole in the seam so it leaks I don't have a problem with many one Tigers problems but the Backwoods Bungalow to has some

[@mptazrider]

I have been eyeing this tent for a while and have seen a quite a few videos on it. I watched your video when you took this tent and another tigris out during a rain storm and I am glad I did. You have me convinced. Thank you for all the work you put into testing and informing consumers. I will be pulling the trigger on this purchase soon with confidence thanks to you.

[@sillylilly4794]

I like the open front with the awning. Wake up look out onto the water. I live where I get storms and dry arid hot days. I'll have to think about this one. It would also be nice to be able to leave the fly off and look at the stars. Thank you for the review.

[@tigermuff3683]

Thank you so much for this review! You are totally right, that there are some videos about the tent on KZbin but nobody did review very proper. I think the issues it has are bearable. And I don't know any other tent with a similar design on the German market, so I have to deal with it. Thanks for this review and greetings from Germany ✌🏻

[@philc.352]

I've had a couple mil surplus tents in my day and you're right.... they will mildew and stink bigtime. I like the design, in fact I clicked this video because of the thumbnail showing the tent, I not big on those low to the ground tent designs I like to be able to sit straight up. The price is do-able. I might just buy one.

[@kapegede]

I've the version one with the two meshed side windows. The airflow is wven quite good when the awning is closed. Disadvantage: You can close the side windows only from outside. When it starts raining this is the flaw with the old version.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

The right tool for the job in mind always should be the case. Really nice to see onetigris is sending you lots of camping gear for the channel as it is really awsome gear to use. I love my backwoods bungalow tent.

[@jamesellsworth9673]

REALLY LIKE the DESIGN. With those side wings staked out, I could simply lower the awning just that far or a little less, allowing for better flow through ventilation. If my copy was as well made as yours is, I would LOVE the price.

[@rodmakermagazine7117]

Most unique tent on the market and not very heavy. Like camping in a living room.

[@survivalcomms]

This is a great review ! I have one of these and it is a great car camping tent for one person. I can set up a cot in the tent and have plenty of space for socializing under the tarp in a couple of camp chairs. I have not experienced a real blow in it . It is stake intensive as you found and I customized some aluminum tent poles for my intended use for it as a car camping shelter. Thanks for sharing !

[@VandrefalkTV]

I've only had a good 10 days in mine so far, but man.. I love it. I usually set it up with a rideline between two trees, like I would a tarp, with prusik loops, or with a tree and my carves walking staff that I've marked the hight of the tent on, or the staff and a hiking pole. I just love it. Granted I enjoy other tents too, but there's something fun about it that really appeals to me. Cheers on the review, Luke!

[@awttygaming2510]

i love honest review channels like this I don't even go out to camp and I still watch love the vids

[@bushcraftjoe1]

I have the original and 2.0 2.0 is big improvement but both are worth the prices. After using 2.0 this febusry on a hiking trip that started out in Amicola Falls Ga it survive 5 days in sun rain ice snow and 30 mph winds at 3700 ft. Condensation was an issue but if a person is prepared with something like US bivy for the down bag and pack cover this was great. To bushcraft a stool ontop a mountain under an awning was incredible.

[@pacanis]

It's about time someone did an actual review and not just a "being used" video. Question: How easy is it for one person to roll up that mesh front and tie it up? If it's not buggy during the day I'd just as soon have it up out of the way and lower it at night.

[@TomKirkman1]

People forget that the only purpose of a rain fly is to allow for venting of the inner tent during rain storms. All tents are waterproof, but without a fly, they can't breathe if they're covered with water. So a single layer tent that is perfectly waterproof shouldn't come as a surprise - it just won't breathe. But with this tent and it's open design, it won't matter as much. Interesting design.

[@inthewoodswithbigfoot3941]

I like the "bakers tent" style of it. I had the same thoughts on the partial closure of the front in a storm. Great review! Thanks!

[@ernieschatz3783]

🤣🤣You've made friends for life with those cows! I like this tent overall. Even that packed size isn't bad. I had the same thought about not completely zipping the awning closed. A tarp is an even better idea.

[@YankeeWoodcraft]

This is a Baker style tent. You don't have to seal the front of the canopy down all the way in order to achieve full weather-proofness. That's what the wings on the sides are for. And they just came out with a new poly cotton blend that has a true rear vertical wall making it a true Baker tent (not just a "style") with a massive rear vent. I don't see them available in America yet though, but it's on their site and it looks like they're in Cambodia. The cool part besides being a poly cotton blend is that for only $100 more, the "TC" version comes with a footprint, an integrated daisy chain in the canopy for hanging & drying out stuff and it comes with tent poles included.

[@alf3553]

I want to try one as a SuperShelter. A Mylar blanket on the back wall & a piece of plastic over the screen. I know that will make the condensation an even bigger problem but you should be warm 🔥

[@bushcraftjoe1]

I used this in GA in Feb on the AT approach trail. Condensation was horrible. But if i had taken mmss bivy cover I would of enjoyed it. Great tent once you get experience with single wall .

[@PapajosTraders]

Have had mine for a few months also. In my opinion the pros vastly outweigh the cons! ANY single wall tent, especially of this size will have condensation issues.....deal with it. Also you forgot to mention the built in tensioners on the guy lines....a very nice feature. For the price/weight and ease of set-up this tent is a winner! Also ANY tent will stink if you put it away wet! Don't do that!!!

[@videopokernetwork6824]

This tent is exceptional. It sets up very fast and works great while camping inside my room at the Hilton.

[@seamusmcbride2832]

The awning on a pup tent design is a great idea, but yeah, more ventilation would be welcome seeing as it it a 2, 2 1/2 season tent.

[@labount]

Ordered one today--a perfect shelter for rain gazing and porch beer --Thanks for the review

[@DravinD81]

The original did have a vent on either side with a Velcro down cover flap. Unfortunately, they didn't come with a stiff vent stick to hold them out. They also didn't make the covers wide enough to protect the vent from anything but straight falling rain. Instead of adding stiffeners and accordion side to the cover flap, gear testers said they would rather have them removed completely. The original design for this tent came from a OneTigris customer\tester, they have a Gear Test\Co-Innovation page where you can apply to test new gear coming out. Or, put forward your own ideas and collaborate with 1Tigris to bring them to market.

[@toddnewsom8129]

Just got mine and I've used it twice. It's just a neat/unique tent. Love it. I have not used it in rainy conditions so I can't comment on water proofing. I do agree with you're cons. Not enough stakes. Low ventilation/ thick mesh. It was hot on one of my trips in an open field and I had to bring in extra poles and I also set up a second tarp over it for shade and ventilation. The second trip was in a wooded area so no problem setting up. However, One Tigris should think about an exoskeleton frame for arid areas. Lastly, shipping took exactly one month (corona?) So don't be in a hurry.

[@Invertmini1212]

Been using mine for 3 months and I love it.. it’s perfect for a backpack tent and my buddies kept saying they were gonna get one. As far as the condensation it wasn’t that bad honestly.. just make sure the front awning wasn’t completely closed and about half way.

[@dimitrz2000]

This could be a good replacement Kitchen tent for small trekking group.

[@buzz4175]

late to the party but just purchased one, thanks for the review👍

[@EPGunman]

I love mine. So far it’s been a great tent for what I need it for and I always have a tarp in my kit too!! Thank you for your review!!

[@stephenlange7447]

I have one. I really like it so far. Everything you said was spot on.

[@markusschaffer9712]

That cow making a few appearances was the icing on the cake…. Lol. I’m looking at buying this tent,as it has a bit more room for me and my Belgian Shepherd Dog. He’s not a fan of small tents…. Lol. Strength and honour,Luke.! Our best to you and yours.

[@lanedexter6303]

Good review, Luke. Speaking of the waterproof treatment, have have you ever done a comparison test of the readily available treatments? I’m not the only one interesting in treating a tent, tarp or jacket.

[@neo57611]

I chose this tent....based on your review. I like the big door with the awning. Allot of my old tents as a boy had this feature. Price is really good

[@sdmotor]

Just picked up this tent. They kind of listened and upped the stakes to 12. I also didn't notice any smell. Hopefully its still waterproof

[@jasondunbar3667]

Lol I bought mine last month and it only had 11! Maybe it's a quality control problem?

[@FoxtrotGear]

I recently purchased 2 of these for the family. I am probably going to return them because after hearing about the bathtub not having enough waterproof properties. The tub shouldn't leak IMO. I wish there was something comparable to this tent. Thinking about going to the Paria BREEZE MESH TENT with a tarp.

[@fishngolfnguns3689]

My next tent! Adding a tarp will do the trick!

[@davidcann6021]

Only tried it in the dry in the garden a few times but has been great. Just been using treking poles and had to dig out a peg from another tent to set up. Great fun to sit under the shelter and cook a meal though.

[@billcollier8208]

Nice tent. I like the design. I would keep it open and use a tarp if rain became an issue. Thanks Luke.

[@angrycamping]

Great review Luke. Like you said, lot of videos show-casing this tent but, your review was very helpful. Added to my wishlist for woodland camps. Worth doing some homework on and practising guyline techniques and gizmos. In my experience, trying to learn 'on the job', while weather and darkness closes in, can fray the nerves and temper. Lokk forward to trying this one out👍🏼

[@robyndoby1722]

Hey Luke hope y'all are well much love your way be safe have a wonderful week

[@arpantyagi8148]

Liked the advertisement in the beginning and tn the content 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@jimfosse3830]

Great review! You hit on additional points which were important to note that wasn't covered from your last review (For good reason). Thank you again for being thorough. Personally, I'm sold on this being used in colder weather at this point. I do not do well in heat and if you are noticing the differences... I know I will too. I'm a fan of the non-free standing tents because it reuses what I'm already carrying (for the most part). Realistically, I am currently 100% hammock on any hike, but always looking to be well-rounded on what's out there.

[@marcomcdowell8861]

Thanks for the actual review. I've watched many bushcrafters, campers and the like use this tent and say it's good for some place to sleep, but so is a tarp lol. No one has gotten into detail. I've been debating on whether or not to get this as a disaster tent. I mean Japan, I gotta deal with earthquakes, typhoons, tsunamis, volcanoes, radioactive fish and the occasional Godzilla sighting. So something that can fit in my disaster pack along with the cat would be good. I'd use my camping tent, but I try to keep all of my field stuff separate from the bug out gear.

[@kyleconboy5103]

Thanks Luke great vid respect your honesty

[@suppermuddyjeep]

Sounds like a great tent for Texas and other southern states

[@johneriksen5504]

Thanks for both sides. Appreciated Luke.

[@starlingblack814]

This tent reminds me of the Whelen Lean-to which was warmed during the winter by a campfire in front of it. If this is possible with this tent it could extend it to a four season tent providing there were not blizzard conditions. In any case it looks to be a great three season backpacking tent and at $120 I would not mind having occasionally waterproof it. Thanks Luke for a thorough review.

[@ORR1967]

Ordered mine ....now major jonesing to receive it Thanks Luke

[@miklo8080]

I own the 1.0 version of this tent and I love it... It was my go to tent until I found the Onetigris fortifly. It's the most versatile tent I've ever used.

[@johnsoutdoors126]

I have this tent ,but mine don't have the narrow back vent ,it has two window vents one at each end , it was sold as the 2.0 but I believe it is an earlier model , But it works great for me , and I don't think I get as much of the condensation as the 2.0 ? great product ,thanks for all you do .

[@WayneTheSeine]

Texas Longhorn..... beautiful creature. Thanks for a good, in-depth and honest review...as always. I know the smell to which you refer. I am not certain what causes it but it is as if whatever it is they use ....goes rancid and it is almost impossible to get rid of.