ENKEEO Camping Tent for 2 Person, Windproof Waterproof Anti-UV Ultralight Dome Tent Perfect for Backpacking Hiking Camping Music Festival, Easy Set up

I chose this tent, due to it's size and appearance and I found it a very reliable camping tent, in which I shall go into more detail shortly.The last time I actually went camping, was when I was in the Army and we either slept in a very large tent, which I did not put up or a basha (a square gortex cover over a self-dug hole or attached to a fallen tree). So, actually putting up a tent on my own, I've never had the privilege.I received this Enkeeo Camping Tent on 29th May, opened it to check contents (inner tent, outer tent, poles, pegs and guy ropes), briefly read the "how to build instructions" and finally went camping from 6th June until today (8th June) - cut short due to sleeping bag issue.I arrived at my pitch on the Campsite at 3:15pm, unpacked the tent and remembering the instructions, the tent was up in less than 15 minutes. I think it actually took longer to blow-up the inflatable mattress, than to put up this tent lol.How to build:1: Layout inner (mesh) tent flat on the ground, noting where your exit/entry door will be located.2: Put together the two fibreglass poles and lay on the floor in a "X" shape across the tent and insert the poles into the "O Rings" on the corners of the mesh inner tent. To do this, you will have to flex the poles upright into a curve shape.3: Lift centre of inner tent up to where the poles cross at the apex and tie together. Once tied, the structure will then become self-supporting.4: Clip the remainder of the inner tent to the poles.5. Place outer tent over the structure you have just created, making a note of where the zipped flaps are in relation to your exit/entry point on the inner mesh tent.6. Peg down tent using the supplied aluminium pegs and apply guy lines if required.That should take you no longer than 15 minutes and I'm a complete novice.Incidentally, due to a very light breeze for the duration of my stay, as I looked ahead at the weather, I did not use the guy lines. Whilst the supplied guy lines are very good. I did purchase High Visibility (fluorescent) ones so they can be seen in the dark if used.So, tent built (see photos) now for a brew :-)Even though it is a two-person tent, it is fairly big and there's plenty of room inside and there's a hook inside at the top, to hang a lamp, which is a great idea.My first night was great and I liked the inner mesh tent, as it gives space for fresh air to enter, so that condensation does not form and become damp. My second night, I was woken-up by moderate rain falling and not a single raindrop came into the tent. It all remained outside, where it should :-DBreaking down the tent was just as easy. Just make sure, that if your tent is wet from the night before and you're heading home, that you take out the tent on arrival at home and hang it out to dry properly. Because, what you don't want, is to pack a wet tent, forget about it until your next outing, and then you'll see a tent probably damaged or in pieces from damp, mould etc.As stated earlier, I cut my trip short due to a sleeping bag issue (sleeping bag was 80cm at the top and too restrictive) and have bought two today (so I can make a double) from Enkeeo (same people who made the tent) and I am looking forward to heading off again with this tent within the next 72 hours.I highly recommend this tent and considering the price, it is a bargain.Happy Camping :-)

Amazing tent. We camped in lake district.. It rained a couple times but tent dates dry.Surprisingly big inside. I'm only 5"5 though.I'd imagine you could fit 2 plus a dog in thereAnd how light is it?!! WowWould buy again thanks

used it for a music festival, very pleased, i was on my own and there was room for me and my stuff thats all, it was the smallest tent in the field! i have never put up a tent before but it really was straight forward, i bought some spare tent pegs and a light mallet from the pound shop i needed the extra pegs because i bent some. i also bout a ground sheet from the pound shop just so i could be sure the tent rested on a good waterproof surface. Perfect first tent very pleased

All season, that is, it has an internal breathable layer under the waterproof outer layer.It is small enough for me to carry on my bike, but big enough to sit up in when camping. This makes a difference when changing clothes. So.... all good, including the value.

This tent claim to be waterproof. It is not. Me and my partner used it at a festival we were working this weekend and despite only light rain we were unpleasantly woken by rain dripping through the top of the tent, not to mention that the waterproof cover doesn’t actually fit over the whole inside netting. Not happy.

I took this tent to a festival and after 30mins use the zip broke.If you’re reading this then perhaps you’re thinking, “ah it can’t be that bad, worst case senario I’ll leave it in the field”.Well my friend this tent is destined to be left in that field. It’s not making it back. It might as well come with a heavy duty bin bag

Fantastic tent, easy to assemble and a really good size. Would recommend.

I’m surprised at the seemingly lack of quality control. When I set up the tent I saw that one of the seams in the tent was also poorly sewn, resulting in a gap in the tent seam.