ALPS Mountaineering Lynx 1-Person Tent Floor Saver.

I purchased this tent for use on a Coast to Coast Florida bicycle trip. Straight out of the box and on the road. Covering 188 miles and four nights in state parks. Held up well. Extremely easy setup reasonably lightweight a little over 3 lbs. Ventilation could be a problem in the hot months as half the tent is solid fabric at the door area. Only the top half is screened. So when you lay down there is no direct ventilation. There are vents at the top which provide some positive airflow. However it served me well as this was the cooler time here in Florida. Could be a little stuffy in the hot months. But for ease of operation and durability as well as the right price I would recommend this for a one person adventure tent. Good luck and get outside. Enjoy nature!

I've had a few of these. You can get lighter but these are very good value. Not on the heavy side. Plenty of room inside and put things outside under shelter. Easy to erect.

I’m 5’10” This provided enough room for myself as well as my backpack. Was in 8° and above weather with no issues of condensation. Easy to set up and is durable if you treat it properly. I recommend getting the groundcover

Yo no entiendo por qué es un accesorio, es una parte indispensable de la tienda, debería venir incluído al comprar la tienda. El producto como tal es de muy buenos materiales. La marca me ha dejado muy impresionado por que en relación calidad-precio es lo mejor que puedes conseguir en México.

This tent floor saver is a perfect fit for the ALPS Mountaineering Lynx 1-Person Tent . I bought it for a 3 day trip through Mt. Mitchell, NC where I had to find a campsite on the mountain and finding a fluffy, soft surface didn't happen. It was worth the purchase; it's not hard to find a stone or stick once you lay your tent out that you didn't see initially. Why rip your more expensive investment when you can protect it with something cheaper? The good: Lightweight at 0.4 lbs and when folded, has a small footprint of 4.5" x 7.5" and an 1.25" thin (and that's just loosely sitting on my desk). I ditched the small drawstring bag in came in and stuck it right in my tent bag so everything is together. Easy setup: at each end corner, there are grommets that match up with the tent. There are also loops at the same corner so you can line those up with your tent to stake it all down. Because the floor saver is so light, it'll blow around easy on its own so I would set up your tent and then lay down the floor saver, plop the tent on top of it, pop the poles into the grommets and stake it all down. The bad: Not much to complain about here but there are two things worth mentioning. #1: The floor saver only fits under the portion of the tent you would sleep in; it does not provide a floor to the extended vestibule. It would be nice to have a little something when you have to put your bag or boots (or feet in the morning) under the vestibule on a rainy night. Not a huge deal though and not enough to knock a star. #2: It's a little pricey IMO for what you get but again, it protects the bigger investment and all insurance is expensive right?