Marmot Titan Backpacking Tent - 2-Person, 3-Season

I used the tent backpacking in Colorado, Utah, and Arizona. Was easy to pitch and had no problem during a rain. Fairly light and easy to pack. A great tent for the money. Did not encounter any snow so I don't know how it would do in that arena. I would recommend to others.

Perfect combination of comfortable and compact. Packed easily in my backpack, but was roomy and comfortable when set up. It was incredibly easy to set up, even for the first time, and on a dry night is as close as it gets to sleeping under the stars (without the bugs).

The tent is light weight and roomy. Packs smaller than most 2 man tents. Have not tried it in the rain or fall so I can't give it a 5. Only drawback is finding a footprint to make it lighter on overnites.

I will be doing some camping/hiking this summer in the Georgia mountains. Will also be hunting this fall using this tent. For the price I got on this tent I am really satisfied. Like the fact it is mostly mesh with out the fly. Being it's really hot during the summer here. The fly is large, and when in use it will protect me and my gear from the elements. There is ample room on both sides of the tent for gear. Since there are two doors with 2 vestibules the options are nice. Two person tent would only apply if I were with a my girlfriend. It would be tight for two width wise. Be sure to get a decent footprint. The slight added weight is worth it. The Marmot Co. has no listed footprint for this tent. Measure the tent then buy one. Thats what I am going to do. Happy trails folks, hope you enjoy this tent has much has I know I will.

Haven't had a chance to test rainfly for waterproofness but works great for keeping wind out, and the tent has plenty of room for two average-sized adults. double doors are great for not crawling over eachother, and double vestibules offers plenty of room for gear

Those who can not find any information on the web about this tent here is the info I needed. The tent is a great length to fit my wife and I both at 6 feet in our sleeping bags we dont hit the walls length wise. There is enough room that both of us can sit up but length wise not parallel in the tent. The seams are taped on the fly and the tent so it should not need seam sealing. The trail weight or max weight is 5lbs 5oz It does not come with a tent attic but marmot does make one that will fit, their one in all. It comes with 10 stakes enough to have 4 guy lines so if you dont guy out you can eliminate some more weight. The poles seem to be prebent at the bottom to help create steeper walls. The bend is very slight and at first i thought the tent was damaged but it appears all of the poles are just slightly bent. Now after all of that I have not used the tent yet but it seems to be a nice quality tent at a super great price.