1/2 Person Backpacking Tent for 4-Season - Winter Waterproof Tent for One Person, Lightweight Camping Gear for Backpacking, Easy Set Up Cold Weather Essentials by Underwood Aggregator

Let me just say this—if you’re in the market for a one-person tent that punches way above its weight, the Underwood Aggregator might be exactly what you need. I took this tent up into the mountains recently, and it honestly blew me away with how well it performed, especially in terms of heat retention and smart design.First off – the warmth.This tent traps heat shockingly well. I was camping at higher elevation where the temperature dropped fast at night, and I expected to be freezing. But the second I zipped it up and settled in, it was like the tent created this insulated little bubble. I don’t know what kind of magic they worked into the material and build, but it holds in body heat way better than I expected. I didn’t even need my thickest sleeping bag, and that’s saying something.Just the right amount of space.Now, obviously, it’s a one-person tent, so I wasn’t expecting a palace—but it’s actually got just the right amount of room. I’m about average height, and I was able to lay down fully stretched with no problem. I even had enough room to stash my pack at my feet without feeling cramped. It’s tight but efficient—nothing wasted. Everything fits just how you’d want it to if you were trying to travel light and smart.Ventilation that actually works.One of the features that stood out was the vent system. It’s designed for real-world conditions. You get airflow without cold drafts or bugs sneaking in. On warmer days or if you just want to air things out in the morning, the vents actually help keep it from turning into a sauna, which is rare for smaller tents. I’ve used others that either overheat or let the cold in, but this one hits a sweet spot.Extra touches that make a difference.They really thought about the little things. There’s a lantern hook at the top that made it super easy to set up light inside without fumbling around. Small feature, sure, but when it’s pitch black out and you need to change clothes, read a map, or grab something from your bag—it’s a game changer. The zipper pulls are easy to grab even with gloves on, and setup is fast and intuitive.And for only $67? Absolutely worth it.At just 67 bucks, this tent is a straight-up steal. It feels like something that should cost twice as much with how it performs. Between the heat retention, the compact but livable space, and all the smart features, it’s one of the best camping purchases I’ve made. Seriously—don’t sleep on this (well, do, but you know what I mean).Final thoughts.If you’re solo camping and want something reliable, compact, and surprisingly cozy, I highly recommend the Underwood Aggregator. It’s not flashy, but it’s tough, smartly built, and feels way more comfortable than most single-person tents I’ve used. I honestly didn’t expect to be this impressed, but after a night in the mountains in it—I’m a fan for life.

This tent worked great for a motorcycle camping trip. The two person is a great size for one cot along with room for other riding gear such as helmets, pants, coats, and other camping gear. It can also sleep two people side by side but wouldn't leave much space for gear. Set up and take down was easy and can be done in a few minutes with a little practice. I've used it a few times now it's holding up well - no tares and zippers all working like they should (I do put a tarp between the tent and the ground for added protection). Packs up small and stows easy in its original bag.

I am 6'1" 200lbs. I used a low cot with this tent, which raised me ~7" off the ground and I had to sleep with my feet touching the side of the tent. That being said, I used it for 3 nights; the first two it rained the whole time. The 3rd night temps dropped to low 30°. The tent kept the rain out, but I made sure to use the stakes and guys to keep the outer cover away from the tent sides so it would not leak through. The inside of the tent actually got wetter on the 3rd night even though it didn't rain that night. The cold caused condensation inside the tent, but I was still able to sleep soundly with my cold weather sleeping bag on the low cot.Easy to set up and decent quality.The only things I would be concerned about is if you're tall, it might be too short for you.Also, when the tent was set up and staked, it was hard to zip the door closed and I was concerned it might break. It held up but I only zipped it up when it got real cold. The rest of the time the rain flap was sufficient to keep the rain out, which now that I think about it may be why the condensation was so bad that last night...This tent worked out well for me.

Worked great during the fire season. Used it everyday for 3 weeks at a time, multiple times. Don’t hesitate to buy this if you’re looking for a small 1 person tent that will work very good in everything from heavy rain and snow to 110 degrees.

Very easy setup and tear down. Weathered a 6 hour thunder storm without getting wet inside!

Very happy with this tent. Kept my nice and warm with 30 mhp winds. Would buy again.

I purchased the 1 person tent for bikepacking. It's not the lightest tent out there, but for $70 it's worth it. I am 6' and had plenty of room to sleep and put a little extra gear at my feet. I like the little vestibule. I left my stove and shoes out there and they were protected from the weather and snow. The weak point is where the two poles cross and tie at the peak of the tent. I have set the tent up 3 times and can already see the threads straining. I used it in 25°F weather and we got a dusting of snow overnight. The tent kept me dry and warm. I made sure to open the two vents at the top, but quite a bit of condensation still formed inside of the tent. Look forward to warmer weather to try it out. Overall for the price I'd recommend it. If there was a way to reenforce the tie, I think it would be a great little tent. I bought a footprint to place under the tent and roll it up and strap it to the outside of the bag for transport and storage.

The media could not be loaded. I am from Costa Rica and here it always rains !! We were camping in the top of a mountain and it rained a a lot and the serene is a lot, I was the only of the other 3 completely dry ! Is very resistant against water and the small space makes it perfect to get heat quickly.