Rhino Valley Camping Tent, Waterproof Portable Lightweight Single Person Outdoor Instant Cabin Tent, Sun Shelter for Camping, Hiking, Riding, Trekking, Mountaineering, Green & Army Green

Over all, I have given 5 star rating. Water Resistance and durability are rated 4 stars simply because upon inital use... there was no rain and have not had it long enough to really rate its durability however it seems to be made from a material that will hold up.Only took a couple minutes and if you ever set a tent with these types of poles, you wont even need the instructions.Price point is great, rivals many of the big named products. With being almost half the cost of those others, I most definately would recommend this product.Fits in hiking gear with ease, and very light weight. Slightly smaller than those $90+ dollar products, but being 6ft 4in and 250lbs I was able to fit in, with enough room to move around.

Got this just in time for a short backpacking trip. It exceeded my expectations Bc of the size and weight. It’s only about 1.5 lbs and for me (6’0, 160lbs, so slender) it was the perfect size. I had ample room at the top and could even change. The bottom did touch my feet but it didn’t get moisture at night Bc the weather was perfect. It wasn’t as easy to put up as I hoped. I had to have my hiking partner help hold the poles in place while I tied it together. The weight was awesome. Packs very nicely. The durability looks a little cheap, but what do you expect from a $40 Bivey. To sum up, if you’re not much bigger than me this thing is perfect. $40 well spent.

Super easy to set up and only 8 oz heavier than I expected

The clips break very easily and it is somewhat difficult to set it up. The main tent sets up very easily but putting the rainfly on is a bit of a challenge. You can definitely get it to work but it is hard to stake and tie it just right to get it to cover the tent nicely. It also seems like it would come up somewhat easily in the wind and let rain in underneath. Nice and light, small package. The rainfly does add a lot of weight.

I like this tent! I used it many times before I decided to cut the mesh off the front. With the mesh removed I can easily use my cot make my bed quickly and choose to sleep with the rain fly rolled up or if its foggy or rainy I can quickly tarp myself without hassle. I tinker with all my gear so yeah.

This was great. Used it as my own tent while on my sons Boy Scout Troop white water rafting trip. Seems light at 1.5lbs.** I don't believe the image with the girl is at all accurate in terms of height. I'm 34" tall when I'm sitting on the ground and I'm 5'11". When I was sleeping on my side and on my Big Agnus pad (2.5" thick) my shoulder was about 2" away from the roof. Plus you can tell it's been photoshopped. **Set up was really easy. Not much to do but 2 poles, a couple ties and about 5 stakes for the tent. The fly had stake points as well, but I only did 2. It was a hot up there and by the time I turned in it was still 80 degrees at 9pm. The full netting was great. Once it got a bit cooler (lower 60's) I reached out and pulled the fly over the tent, zipped it back up and back to dreamland.It has a hook just above the head to hang a light. That was handy.I liked the large entry which made it quite easy to get in and out. The fly worked well.Bonus is they give you a generous sized bag. I was able to fold everything back up - Fly, tent, poles, and stakes - and got it back into the back with room to spare.

Just used it for backpacking.Easy set up and durable.Good buy

I bought this as an emergency shelter. I set it up in the back yard to test it. I could not set it up as the tent pole broke before even completing fastening the tent to it. The design is defective. I have tent camped for 40 years with many kinds of tents. The Rhino came with tent poles already pre-bent (crimped in my opinion). The poles are so thin the stretching of the tent to the poles broke it where they were pre-bent.The photo shows the broken pole at the top, where a red tool is pointing to the break. The pole under it shows the defective design, already pre-crimped. The 3rd pole is from another one person tent I had used many times and was replacing because the tent fabric had worn out. You can see the pole diameter is slightly thicker. It also held up fine--as have all other poles I have ever used--because there are no pre-bends in it.I think the tent would be quite fine if the poles were not pre-crimped and had a slighter larger diameter.