Catoma Outdoors Conga Tent - 3-Person, 3-Season

The tent was great except the fly practically did not exist therefore cold air and possible moisture could get inside the tent. Sets up instantly

I researched more than a dozen 2-4 person tents from a variety of vendors before my first motorcycling camping trip focusing on three things: 1. Ease of setup, 2. Price per cubic liter of internal space & 3. Smallest pack size. This tent won by such a huge margin it wasn't even funny, so all that was left was to see if my research paid off, which it did! Having just returned from my week long trip in Appalachia last night, I have to give this tent a 9/10 and the only reason it's not a 10 is because of the ventilation. I bought a tent fan from a local superstore and the problem was solved. It's not horrible, but it should be an easy problem to fix for future models.

Seasoned backpacker, so I don't need to get this tent out on more casual approaches to see that it is well made and should serve me well for many years to come!

The best feature of this tent is not having to thread the poles through nylon sleeves. The worst feature I have noticed so far is this tent has no windows other than the door, cutting down on the ventilation and the view.

after 6 years of hard use the legs broke on my instant set up tent(precurser to this model). This model has heavier fabric but a poor entry design and only four legs(6 on the older model. I have only taken it out once so the long term lifespan is hard to judge.