DD Hammocks - DD SuperLight Tarp Tent - Lightweight 1 Person Hiking Tent for Adventure sports Backpacking and Bikepacking

This has to be the worse tent i have ever owned, took it to knoydart in the highlands of scotland and the moment it started to rain the water just poured in through the very badly put together seams, the condensation just runs down onto the groundsheet and soaks everything, my trip to scotland turned into a mad fight for survival as i crossed some pretty remote lacations where there are no people, am pretty angry with DD..if you want to die from exposure then this tent is for you, if you want to be dry and secure then i suggest you look elswhere for a decent tent.

When I first got this tent, I thought it was amazing. It was dry and sunny. My boyfriend then took it out, and unfortunately it rained. He came back saying he got soaked inside the tent. He dried the tent and packed it away. Some time later (I didn't take it out after what he told me), I put it up in the garden to treat it with some waterproofing. Before this, I used water and a cloth to clean-down the sides. I then used a watering to briefly rinse off the tent. Given the previous report, I went into the tent to see if it was dry... I assumed it would be, as not much water was involved. It was not. The seams (mainly those around the mesh vents) clearly leak and water droplets were on the mesh. Some droplets were on the floor of the tent. That was a very brief 'shower'. Crazy bad!!! Afterwards I began noticing dark marks on parts of the tent... I assumed the one which looks like trail was from a slug/ snail, but there were other larger patches too. Do NOT buy this tent unless you are 100% certain you are camping in dry conditions.