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title: "Tent for 2 and 3 Person is Waterproof and Windproof, Camping Tent for 3 to 4 Seasons,Lightweight Aluminum Pole Backpacking Tent Can be Set Up Quickly,Great for Hiking"
brand: "forceatt"
price: "154145CFA"
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# 3-minute quick setup 2-person capacity with dual doors 3000mm waterproof rating Tent for 2 and 3 Person is Waterproof and Windproof, Camping Tent for 3 to 4 Seasons,Lightweight Aluminum Pole Backpacking Tent Can be Set Up Quickly,Great for Hiking

**Brand:** forceatt
**Price:** 154145CFA
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌄 Camp smart, stay dry, and set up faster than your squad can say ‘adventure’!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Tent for 2 and 3 Person is Waterproof and Windproof, Camping Tent for 3 to 4 Seasons,Lightweight Aluminum Pole Backpacking Tent Can be Set Up Quickly,Great for Hiking by forceatt
- **How much does it cost?** 154145CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- forceatt enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted forceatt brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Breathe Easy:** Mesh windows and ceiling vents prevent condensation for all-night comfort
- • **Dual-Door Design:** Easy access and enhanced ventilation for two adventurers
- • **Lightning-Fast Setup:** Get camp-ready in just 3 minutes with lightweight aluminum poles
- • **Ultralight & Durable:** Only 2.5kg with rugged materials—perfect for serious backpackers
- • **Pro-Level Waterproofing:** 3000mm PU coating + welded floor keeps you dry in any storm

## Overview

The Forceatt 2-person tent combines professional-grade 3000mm waterproofing and windproofing with a lightweight 2.5kg design, featuring dual doors, mesh ventilation, and a quick 3-minute setup using durable aluminum poles. Ideal for 3-4 season backpacking, it offers reliable protection and comfort for millennial explorers craving hassle-free outdoor escapes.

## Description

ForceattTent for 2 and 3 Person is Waterproof and Windproof, Camping Tent for 3 to 4 Seasons,Lightweight Aluminum Pole Backpacking Tent Can be Set Up Quickly,Great for Hiking

## Features

- polyester
- Imported
- 👍【Tents For Camping 2 Person】: With two D-Shaped doors and two vestibules to accommodate up to two people. Weight: 5.5lb(2.5kg). Interior floor dimensions: 88.6x53.1in(225x135cm), interior height: 43.3in(110cm).
- 👍【PROFESSIONAL WATERPROOF & WINDPROOF】: By a professional water testing, waterproof index up to 3000mm; Welded floor design elevates the bottom of the backpacking tent to protect you from wet grounds; full-coverage rainfly for added protection against rain.
- 👍【EASY SETUP】:Easy Install in 3 mins. It takes only a few simple steps to set up a perfect tent. It comes with 7001 series aluminum poles and eflective guyline for wind-resistance. Smooth & sturdy #8 zippers never stuck.
- 👍【VENTILATION & LIGHTWEIGHT】:A large mesh window with 2 ceiling vents in the upper portion of the tent provide airflow to prevent condensation buildup; Micro-mesh fabric enhances breathability and comfort, get away from the city lights, and you are able to gaze at the milky way.
- 👍【NO RISK PURCHASE】: NO NEED TO RETURN! SEND FREE REPLACEMENT! Making you a happy customer is our main goal. If you have any questions, please contact us and we will get back to you within 24 hours and provide the perfect solution.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Brand | Forceatt |
| Product Dimensions | 225"L x 135"W x 110"H |
| Item Weight | 2.5 Kilograms |
| Floor Width | 88.6 Inches |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Backpacking |
| Shape | Round |
| Occupancy | 2 Person |
| Seasons | 4 Season |
| Included Components | Stakes, Rainfly |
| Water Resistance Technology | PU 3000 mm |
| Special Feature | Ultralight, Lightweight |
| Occupant Capacity | 2 |
| Design | Camping Tent |
| Material | Polyester |
| Color | 2-Person-Gray and Orange |
| Sport | Backpacking |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Installation Type | Free Standing |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash |
| Assembly Time | 3 minutes |
| Pole Material Type | Aluminum |
| Size | 2 Person |
| Closure Type | Zipper |
| Number of Doors | 2 |
| Fabric Type | polyester |
| Floor Length | 88.6 Inches |
| Maximum Height | 43.3 Inches |
| Floor Area | 468.47 Square Inches |
| Base Material | Polyester |
| Vestibule Area | 193.4 Square Inches |
| Number Of Poles | 2 |
| Style | Modern |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Minimum Trail Weight | 2.5 Kilograms |
| Stake Material | Aluminum |
| Tent Floor Material | Polyurethane |
| Footprint Tarp Weight | 300 Grams |
| Rainfly Material | polyester |
| Rainfly Weight | 12 Ounces |
| Is Waterproof | True |
| Model Name | R-H-LC |
| Manufacturer | Forceatt |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 17.44 x 7.99 x 6.93 inches |
| Package Weight | 2.68 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions  LxWxH | 225 x 135 x 110 inches |
| Brand Name | Forceatt |
| Warranty Description | 2 year manufacturer |
| Suggested Users | unisex-child |
| Part Number | R-H-LC |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Forceatt
- **Product Dimensions:** 225"L x 135"W x 110"H
- **Item Weight:** 2.5 Kilograms
- **Floor Width:** 88.6 Inches
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Backpacking
- **Shape:** Round
- **Occupancy:** 2 Person
- **Seasons:** 4 Season
- **Included Components:** Stakes, Rainfly
- **Water Resistance Technology:** PU 3000 mm

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Used for motor camping.
*by T***Y on June 10, 2025*

I recently picked up this Forceatt tent for moto camping, and after putting it through its paces, here’s my honest take:Setup:Super straightforward. The pole design is intuitive and lightweight—perfect after a long day of riding. The tent goes from packed to pitched in under 10 minutes solo, even with gloves on. It’s freestanding, which made it easy to reposition before staking it down.Build Quality:The materials feel surprisingly solid for the price. The rainfly fits snugly and provides full coverage. I camped in a damp forest setting, and the tent stayed dry inside—no leaks or sagging. Zippers held up well and didn’t snag.Ventilation:The mesh body under the rainfly breathes great and keeps condensation in check, even in humid conditions. The dual vestibules give you a spot to stash boots or gear while still keeping things sealed up at night.Space:It’s a tight fit for two, but perfect for one person with gear. I’m 6’ and could stretch out without hitting the walls. Packs small enough to strap to the back of the bike without hogging space.What I liked:• Lightweight and compact• Holds up in wet forest conditions• Quick, no-fuss setup• Good airflow with the mesh interior• Sturdy once staked downWhat could be better:• Vestibules are small; great for boots but not much more• Not ideal for really cold weather without a footprint or extra insulation• Stakes could be beefier (easy upgrade though)Verdict:If you’re moto camping and want something light, compact, and reliable without spending a fortune, this tent’s a win. It does the job and looks slick in the woods too.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ First Impression - Great beginner tent
*by A***R on April 4, 2021*

This is just based on first impressions as have not actually used overnight or on the trail yet and just an initial setup. I will update this once it's gotten some usage.I provide workshops to beginner and novice backpackers who are just getting started or interested in backpacking and one of the biggest questions is how much does this cost? Obviously most people are not going to go out and spend oodles of money on something they don't know they are going to like, so I started putting together several modest budget kits to see what could be done for under $500 and selected this tent as an option.Experienced hikers/backpackers - This is NOT ultralight. I have several 2lb 2-person tents (SMD Haven, Big Agnes TigerWall 2) and I chose this one based on Amazon reviews, the listed weight and size, and that it is free-standing which is easier for beginners.For those starting out and fully 2 person tent, it's 5.1 lbs according to my scale (Seller lists as 5.5lb) and this could be stripped down a bit more by swapping out lighter bags (or no bags) for stakes and pole, reducing # of stakes and/or replacing the stakes. I'll have to do more weighing but here is what my scale came up with:Alum Stakes + 4 guy lines in sack: 7 oz.Alum Pole in sack: 14 oz.Fly: 28 oz.Body: 32 ozTotal (minus stuff sack): 81oz - 5.09 lbSetup was super easy, I specifically picked this tent because the inner tent clips on to the poles and had a single pole (double-Y) design.The elastic on the pole was just right so that a couple shakes and the pole almost self-assembled. The Y connectors are solid alum disks like on most high-end tents of similar designs and at 14 oz. respectable given the size and space provided by having a cross pole in the center opening the living space. The pole sections are short (10-12 inches) making them fit easier in a pack and the joints have a 1.5-2" connectors for strength and stability.The material is obviously heavier than ultralight tents but they have done a good job of mixing material weights where most needed with heavier (Floor and fly) and lighter (Walls and mesh). There was some less refined edges (fraying material that wasn't trapped in seams or heated) and while the fly is fully seam taped, only the bathtub floor is with side wall seams not (see pictures). The fly comes all the way to the ground, but it wouldn't take much to seal all the seams and for the price, you could easily do this yourself. Only field testing and time will tell how well the seam tape holds up but all tent users/backpackers learn that at some point you have to redo this yourself anyway.The stakes while aluminum are not the typical thin shepherd hook ones found in similar priced tents (and pictured in the product listing). They have gone with slightly thicker ones with an octagon profile so they are light but still felt incredibly strong and they give you 12 of them! You could easily reduce this to 6 (2 for vestibule/doors and 4 for corners)The Double-Y pole gives lots of head room though that could make it a sail in the wind. To combat this they have included 4 guy out points on the fly allowing you to better secure everything. This is one way you can reduce weight. Since it's free standing with the pole inserting into grommets at each corner and the fly clipping to those same corners, when using the fly you don't need to stake the corners of the inner tent and can instead stake down the fly, reducing the # of stakes.This tent floor area is also completely rectangular making it easily 2P or 1P with ALL your gear inside. The zippers on the doors (one on each side) worked smoothly and are built with no way for fabric to snag (even the fly doors) The inner tent doors have double (open either direction) zippers which is nice as you can unzip from the bottom enough to reach out to the vestibule.There are equal sized vestibules on each side which aren't big but enough you could put your shoes, cook pot, etc. under and if using as a 1P you have a back porch! Each end of the fly also has vents that can be opened from the outside to reduce condensation. It would have been nice for the fly doors to have double zippers to allow venting at the top of them as well.I don't see anywhere that they sell a footprint but I have made ones for all my tents out of tyvek with reinforced grommets for the poles and you could easily adapt the fly connectors where you could use the fly without the inner tent and just a footprint and poles.They have included stash pockets in EVERY corner and an overhead gear loft that is detachable. They also include a hook in the center to hang a lantern, etc. but this is the third fault I found as the gear loft when installed prevents use of this hook (see photos). It would be better if they moved the hook to one of the ends so it would be usable along with the gear loft, but the loft installs/removes easily with toggles.Pros:- EASY Setup- Pole snapped together quick (almost on it's own with a couple shakes)- Pole and fly connect easily with clips and grommets- Fly covers all the way to the ground- Great interior space (I'm 5'11" and had easily a foot to spare in length and could almost stretch my arms to the sides)- STASH pockets everywhere- Good stakesCons:- No Seam sealing on all seams: just those exposed to ground or on fly- Workmanship: some fraying, loose threads and scraps found stuck to it - can tell it was built on a factory line- Weight? Not bad - decent for a starter: 5lbs or $17/lb (in comparison my Tigerwall 2 is $200/lb)Initial thoughts are that this indeed would be a great starter tent for someone getting into backpacking. I've included this tent as part of a sub $500 starter kit I'm compiling (https://www.lighterpack.com/r/m60i3h) and so far this is going to be my go to recommendation for tent as the weight to price to size to feature ratios are excellent. $85, 5.1lb, 32.6 Sq Ft, 2P free standing

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's a tent, and pretty decent at that...
*by A***N on October 2, 2022*

I needed something to strap on the rack of my gravel bike, as I wanted to start doing solo tours around my home state (MI) and slowly expanding to other states if I enjoyed it after my first few outings. I wasn't about to spend half the price of my bike buying a tent, though. The nice thing about bikepacking over backpacking is the weight isn't as important on the bike; you have two wheels to help spread the weight distribution around. As I prefer "groomed" trails like the numerous rails-to-trails around us, I'm not hitting soft sand or mud much at all, so I decided to go for "best bang for the buck" equipment to start out, and upgrade to lighter stuff next year if needed.After watching tons of YT vids on the "best" tents to buy for this type of trekking, I came across a couple of vids which has decent things to say about Forceatt tents. I read up some more online and found that what everyone reported as pros and cons made a lot of sense, and for the price I decided the pros added up quite well on paper. I opted for the larger 3-person tent, as I was looking to stash my pannier bags and other items inside; MI has been quite a mix of rain and sun the past month, and October looks to be more of the same. Better to be dry and cold than wet and anything else!I come from decades of camping with a family of four, and before I was married I toted around early dome-style tents for years while camping and canoeing with friends. The build quality of larger and/or older tents is quite different from these newer double-wall tents. I feel like newer tents are made more for handling ease-of-assembly issues and ventilation, where older tents are made to handle unknowns better (such as rain). Maybe that's me, just an opinion... :)With that in mind, some thoughts:1) This tent has a much thinner floor/pan than older tents. Make sure you get an under-floor or tarp to help protect it!2) The Forceatt tent went up very easily, and didn't require instructions at all (but they are there! Look in the large bag, they should be printed on a big tag sewn inside). Hints on setup below.3) It's possible to leave the fly/outer wall off, if you're certain you'll have no rain AND if the air is quite dry. Remember that once the sun goes down, the moisture in the air can drop almost like a fine rain (especially in the fall in the Midwest US states!), so you don't want everything in your tent to get damp before you even get in!4) I had this up in the rain the other night, which was light but steady and lasted almost six hours. Not a drop inside the pan, but the fly underside was quite damp to the touch. I'll be adding some Nikwax waterproofing to the fly this week while I have it up again, just to make sure I stay dry as possible.5) The vestibules at either door are... barely vestibules. If you're going to use them to put your boots/shoes outside the tent proper (or anything else for that matter), bring along a light-weight kitchen garbage bag to protect anything you leave in those areas. I found each morning that the grass I pitched on was damp under those areas because of the gap around the entire fly area (it's not designed to be touching the ground because of airflow).6) The 3-person tent has a ton of room for two people to be comfy. For one person, it's close to luxurious! One of my pics shows my Klymit Insulated Static-V Luxe (30" W) in the center of the pan, and there is a ton of space around all sides. If two people had 24" W pads or smaller, they'd fit fine. Probably would have room at their heads for stuff, too.7) 3-season description is accurate, but untested by me. Two nights ago I slept in it with a regular old-school synthetic filled sleeping bag (waiting for my new UGQ quilt to be built). It got down to 39F on a very clear night. The tent was perfectly dry inside, very wet outside from condensation drop, but it was not windy at all (so I can't guarantee it'll stand up to 30+MPH winds yet). It was quite cold in the tent all night, and I think some of that comes from the large amount of airflow in the overall design of newer tents in general. The thinking now is: it's better to be cold and dry than damp and cool. This tent is good for cold/dry, for sure. Make certain your sleeping bag/quilt and pad can handle the cold you're going to see! Bring extra clothes or a wool blanket if you have doubts.For those looking for help setting it up, it's actually a very simple tent to raise compared to many I've owned. I followed the instructions and had no problems:Leave the floor unstaked when putting the metal ribs in place, then you can slide it around to get perfect placement. Stake the four corners, put the cover in place, clasp it to the corners, then put the other stakes in place. At the doors, zip them up before staking, and only stake the left side (why there's a loop on both side of each door, I dunno). There's supposed to be a couple-inch gap for air flow, it's OK. Finally, make sure to let out the small vents once everything's staked down (the points with the little velcro 4" pieces); that's important for letting out condensation from occupants breathing while sleeping.The thickness of the polyester fabric is quite nice, but only time will tell if it's actually durable. Again, I didn't buy this for ultralight backpacking trips, nor to do camping trips out in the heavy woods, so my needs are not necessarily yours. But from what I've seen, you could do far worse than this Forceatt tent for light-to-medium use or as a "feeler" tent to see if you like camping/bikepacking. It's fairly heavy but worth a good look!

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