Underwood Aggregator 1/2-Man Camping Tent - 3/4 Season One Man Tent, Waterproof Lightweight Tent in Winter, Backpacking Dome Tent for Snow Camping, Mountaineering, Hiking, Setup Easily for 1/2 Person

Got this small tent for hiking and wild camping abroad and chose it because its tiny, lightweight, affordable and fits in a airplane sized "small hand luggage item" so you don't need to pay extra for baggage. I have had the tent for a year now and used it for 4-6 days of camping on 3 occasions and both times has done the job well.Its easy to assemble and disassemble and seems durable enough so long as you're careful with it. The double layer design meant I stated dry on nights when it rained. There was only light rain and I haven't used it yet in heavy rain.Its very small even for a 5'8 (173cm) person but still big enough for a sleeping mat, me and my bag, but probably not big enough for someone much taller, say over 6 foot. However as I wanted something compact and lightweight for hiking and wild camping it is perfect for this.

I've only used the tent for one night in dry, calm weather but am pleased with it. I'm 6' and can easily lie down and sit up and there is sufficient room in the porch for a 60l rucsac and boots. Some points;1. The fabric isn't ripstop so take care not to catch it.2. When I put the tent up I found the seams didn't sit on top of the poles then discovered 4 tape ties on the underside of the fly which I tied to the poles with reef knots then had a lot of difficulty untying these due to the thinness of the tape so use a knot you can untie easily. I have now sewn press-studs to the tapes which will hopefully solve this.3. There is only one peg point on the rear of the tent which I don't think would be sufficient in strong winds so I have threaded cord loops through the tape loops which tie up the snow skirt which gives 2 extra peg points.I've knocked a star off because of the narrowness of the tent.There's a video on YouTube showing the back of the tent being blown in in a gale. I have now purchased 5 Vango v section alloy pegs (£2.95 on Ebay) and will use these to peg out the rear peg points and guy lines.

Had to put my backpack off to the side of my legs but aside from that I managed to fit myself and my backpack inside, not used it much as of yet but it was wet when I have used it and didn't have much trouble with condensation inside the inner tent.As a nice sidenote the bag is a little oversized with some buckle up straps so you can get it in pretty easily and then compress it a little, I even got my inflatable roll mat inside with the tent.I replaced the pegs with some slimmer titanium alloy ones but that was just to reduce bulk and weighed about the same.

Outside cover NOT WATERPROOF. Feel disappointed as I went camping it rained and the tent inside was wet. Not happy with product.

I spent 1 night at -2, the tent withstood wind very well due to its aerodynamic design.The tent pegs are the best I have used, as they are strong with pointed tips, also lightweight.In fact the whole tent is very light, my sleeping bag weigh's more.It keeps body heat in very well and there was no condensation on the inside.I am 6ft 2" and fit in with room for my rucksack also.This is an upgrade from my Trespass Tent, which I spent 1 month up the north of Scotland with and there is no comparison. The Underwood beats it in every respect.Strongly recommend to any single camper, regardless of budget.

Not waterproof at all

Used on the Pennine Bridleway this tent is brilliant. By all means spend more on youtube suggested brands but I can't imagine you will get much better than this.

I was skeptical at first but I have spent 20 nights now as my work away from home accommodation at a campsite. It is warm, can reinforce the mesh door, steady, can easily fit my rack-sack, & takes very little space on the campsite. So far 10 hours of continuous heavy rain & wind gusts of 40mph. No direct leak yetCons:This tent needs to be set up with wind direction in mind. I use a compass & weather app. If the wind direction happens to change & wind hits on the bigger sides the tent will fall on you. This morning at 04:30 (13/10/2023) wind picked up to gusts of 45 to about 55mph & the direction had changed over night to South North from SW TO NE. The tent literally started falling on me. It was time to get up & check out from the campsite anyway so I started packing my things, but trying to sort 3 pieces in high winds (groundsheet, inside tent & flysheet was hard work) The side guy lines are too low on the bigger sides to give sufficient support should the wind start blowing from those direction.It is easy to change the setting of tent as it is a stand alone tent.