Six Moon Designs Lunar Solo Grey One Person Tent Ultralight Weighing 740g Made from 100% Polyester Silicone Coated to Reduce Elasticity and Volume of Tent Fabric

Simple to pitch if you follow the directions on video. First time, it took me 5 minutes to put up and 2 minutes to take down and pack. Spent first night camping in FL and had some condensation which is to be expected here. But the ventilation is superb as well as adjustable when you change height of trekking pole. Also packs down very nice and does not take up much space in the pack. I would highly recommend this to anyone considering a trekking pole tent that wants quality without being over priced.

99% plus of this tent excellent! Roomy, headroom is great, easy access, very light wieght & easy to pitch.There are 2 negatives for me.1 the floor is slipery so my sleeping system keeps sliding apart.2. If you're camping in bug season BUY THE DARK GREEN! I got light grey and went camping in summer. The thrips swarmed thick on the tent. Thank goodness it wasn't mossies.Overall a brilliant tent. I'm very happy with it. I hope Six Moons do something about the slippery floor.

Bought this tent to take with me on a backpacking trip in Arizona. Tent was great just as it is advertised. Very light, compressible and easy to setup. On my trip it snowed and had this tent up and slept in on top of 6 inches of snow. LOL. Did have a condensation issue but the humidity was high and cold a the time. Look forward to my next trip with it. Would have given it 5 stars but this can be a bit nit picky, had to buy stakes separately. Figure for the cost they would include stakes.

Unfortunately if you don't buy this tent direct from the manufacturer it isn't waterproof. I found this out the hard way when I took it on a 4 day thru hike recently and heavy rain was involved. I tried to seal the seams myself with a solution I brought from Anaconda but failed. By the last night of my trip, I ended up using an extra tarp/poncho to cover it which helped, but that defeats the purpose of having an ultralight tent. Another con is if you are a cold sleeper be prepared for chilly winds to come in the big gap underneath the door. I will try and find a professional to seal the seams for me here in Australia, and do some tweaking to make sure I don't get the cold wind blowing in before my next hike. Its not really a beginner hiker's tent. If you aren't used to hiking long distance in bad weather conditions, I would suggest getting something with a rain fly and more protection. One pro - it survived strong winds and a hail storm, no tears and the structure remained sturdy.

Great value for an ultralight tent. Sets up best for me when I leave stake straps very loose until treking pole is in place then tighten stake straps. Avoid condensation by leaving door flap open a bit. Awesome tent.