Sierra Designs Light Year Tent

FITS ME AND MY 60 LB. TRAIL DOG COMFORTABLY. GOOD DEAL ON 3 SEASON 1 PERSON. WOULD LIKE TO TRY THE FASTPACK FOOTPRINT TO SHED WEIGHT IN MILD WEATHER EXCEPT FOR ANTS, SCORPIONS, AND RATTLESNAKES IN AZ. HAVEN'T TRIED IN RAIN OR SNOW YET . . .

Haven't used on a hike yet but I set it up in a couple of minutes (without reading the directions) with no problem. The vestibule is a bit small to keep a pack dry. I'm 5'6" and have plenty of room to stretch out. I am a mosquito magnet so I like a full tent instead of a tarp. Can't beat the weight for a tent. My only concern is the ventilation when the fly is installed.

Nice tent. no complaints here. i was torn because it was not freestanding, but it was so easy to set up. Sturdy. no condensation on a couple of cool north east rainy nights. Light. small. good deal all around.

I bought this tent for solo backpacking trips in the Sierras (mostly for bugs and thundershowers). I'm 6'4" tall and have enough room for me and minimal gear (pack stays outside, but then I use an external frame pack). It is very light for one person (I replaced the stakes with titanium stakes to cut even more weight). I use a piece of tyvek under the tent to help protect the floor. All in all I got a great deal on this tent and think it will serve me well for solo trips or my son who is in Scouts.

It is tight quarters, but that is to be expected in a light solo tent. Dose all that it supposed to do.