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A roomy, easy pitching tent for a family or group camping in three seasons. It is heavy for one person to carry on long backpacking trips.
A freestanding backpacking tent with two doors, two vestibules and a footprint in the box. It is a three season design, so it is not for winter camping.
A light, packable two-person tent for backpackers and bikepackers who want an awning for shade and rain. Headroom is modest, so sitting up for long is cramped for tall campers.
A fast pitching freestanding two person tent for campgrounds and short backpacking trips. One door means climbing over a partner at night.
A free standing two door backpacking tent with a footprint included, light enough for shared loads on trail. Head height is modest, and the listing mixes fabric descriptions.
A two-person ultralight backpacking tent with a single aluminum pole and a free-standing hexagonal shape. Care is limited to dry cleaning, and the listing leaves warranty terms and setup detail vague.
A roomy, durable three person tent that ships with its own footprint, aimed at newer backpackers. It is heavy to carry solo over long distances.
A freestanding solo backpacking tent with a footprint in the box and a vestibule for gear. It sleeps one and the listing leaves out a total item weight.
A roomy freestanding three-person tent with two doors and a large extended vestibule for gear or cooking. The listing gives no packed weight or floor dimensions.
A double door freestanding backpacking tent with good waterproofing and a groundsheet, sold in several sizes. The listing mixes sizes and fabrics, so confirm which one ships.
A roomy three person freestanding tent with two doors and a convertible fly for car camping and short backpacking trips. It is on the heavy side for long hauls.
A light, freestanding two person tent with simple Quick Corner setup for backpacking and camping. One door and listed floor sizes that disagree are the main drawbacks.
A four-person tent that attaches to the back of a hatchback or SUV, with a rainfly and quick setup. It is three-season and water resistant rather than a storm shelter.
A free standing dome with an attached screened porch and a rainfly built into the frame, for mild-weather car camping. The floor is small next to the person rating, so the airbed mention is the better size guide.
A free standing dome with an attached screened porch and a rainfly built into the frame, for mild-weather car camping. The floor is small next to the person rating, so the airbed mention is the better size guide.
A simple, waterproof dome tent for family camping that pitches in minutes and handles moderate wind. Fiberglass poles and one door suit easy trips more than rough weather.
A lightweight backpacking shelter for a pair of hikers who already carry trekking poles. The listing mixes tent and footprint data, so confirm what ships before ordering.
A light two-door tent for backpacking pairs who want their own entrance and vestibule. The tent is semi-freestanding, and the thin nylon rewards a careful choice of site.
A lightweight trekking pole tent for a pair of hikers who want a vestibule and a cold-weather rating. Trekking poles are needed and the title and spec disagree on seasons.
A very light solo tent with a roomy rectangular floor and a big side vestibule for long-distance backpackers. It needs stakes to stand fully, and the thin floor calls for care.
A one-person pop-up privacy tent for changing or showering at camp, the beach or the water. It is a changing room, not a shelter for sleeping.
A big family tent with a room divider, many windows and a quick two-person setup. The floor is large, and the limits are extra weight and a three-season rating.
A basic freestanding dome shelter that includes a rainfly, sleeve poles and welded seams. Occupancy is listed as both four person and two person, and the floor measures like a two person tent, so size it by the floor.
A one-person dome tent with a quick pole-sleeve setup and a low packed weight. The title says one to two persons while the specs say one, so treat it as a solo shelter.
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