OneTigris COSMITTO 2 Person Backpacking Tent Shelter- Free Standing Lightweight Waterproof 3 Season Camping Tent for Outdoor Hiking Mountaineering

Incredible tent!! Easy and fast to set up. Stayed completely dry inside after a huge thunderstorm and protected all my gear. It is light weight and very warm. I use it just for myself so I have plenty of room to put my gear in the tent. The only downside is does better keeping you warm than cooling you down. Using this in the summer time was not as fun but still worked really well.

Nothing to not like about this tent. Its built extremely well and has some really cool features. It's seam sealing and waterproofness are top notch as well. I tested this by leaving it pitched for 2 weeks through several hard rains and days of heavy wind with ZERO leaks or issues from its 1500mm hydrostatic head fly and bathtub floor. I was able to put it up in less than 5 mins and it stayed nice and taught throughout the 2 week test. The fly is very easily attached with one hand and a Line Loc 3 on each corner of the inner tensions them further. The 4 guy lines are perfectly placed to keep it pitched tighter in high winds as well. The top of the fly also includes a vent on 2 sides that have a built in flap underneath that blocks rain from entering when wind blows in and lifts it and effectively seals the vent. The vents can also be kept closed and unused by not propping them open. Moving down, the 2 longer sides have an internal vestibule when the fly is used that provide ample room to store gear and a place to cook thats out of inclimate weather. When the fly isn't needed, the inner tent provides 360° views due to it being constructed entirely of noseeum ( other than the bathtub floor of course). I had enough room inside for my massive -20°F Snugpak Antarctica RE sleeping bag w/ Snugpak air mattress + Snugpak Snuggy pillow, and -5°F Snugpak Base Camp Ops Expedition bag w/ Snugpak self inflating pad + Sierra Madre Research Pufflo inflatable pillow....... Its got plenty of room for 2 people as described!!!!! I was able to store all of the stuff & compression sacks in the interior pockets and the hook for hanging a light was user as well. Overall, as someone who primarily uses hammocks I am EXTREMELY impressed with this tent! I also have the OneTigris Tigers Den and both Backwoods Bungalows and the Cosmitto is a perfect lightweight option for 2 that is definitely worth checking out. It has all the features of tents that cost hundreds more, yet is lightweight while still being durable and constructed strongly.... A vary rare find! You can see my full video review at Chesapeake Hammock and Outdoors on U tube. I highly recommend this tent and will be using it quite a bit when hanging isn't an option. ~ Chesapeake

Out of the box having never set it up it only took me literally 45 seconds. The poles don’t go through loops. The two poles are connect and swivel and the poles nearly just pop together on their own when pulled out. All you have to do is set the pole frame over the flat tent and stick the pulls in the corner holes of tent followed by 3 clips on each pole. There are loops they connect to on the exterior of tent. It is not floppy it is very tight and firm tent, won’t blow over in wind. And of course the color is great, matches all my other onetigris gear I have been buying lately. It says backpacking tent, and it could be but would be on the bulkier side, weight not too much. Highly recommended for the very cheap price. You can get a nice matching foot print from them for $30

Love this tent! Definitely an upgrade from my last! The tent size in the packaging sleeve is easy to transport and throw in a tote, the space inside the tent was great and fit a twin air mattress with ease and space left over. Super stable tent in high winds, and vary warm in 45 degree weather. I was so comfortable in this tent and surprised with its stability and easy set up! Literally put together in less then 5 minutes by myself! Worth every penny spent! BUY ONE!!

First, I really wanted to like this tent because its the perfect size for myself and my gear and its a lot easier to put up than some others. It is super nice and i had no issues with the weather and staying dry. The tent stakes are super lightweight so they bend easy if used on hard ground. I even used my heater buddy in the tent for about 10 min and I was super warm and the tent showed no signs of any heat damage because of good air flow and the vents. I just wish the bottom layer was stronger, which brings me to why its 4 stars. The biggest thing that made me return this tent was the first night I used it was on hard ground and when I woke up the next morning from where my light cot was sitting, it rub holes in the bottom of the tent which really upset me since I had 5 more nights in the tent. The tent was perfect for what I needed but after the first night and having holes in the bottom, It didn't match up to the rugged requirement I needed.

Great value for the money. Looks good and functional in rain. Took it out in the Florida rainy season and it head up like a champ. Lower price than some of the big popular brands but functions the same. No regrets with the product. One Tigris products are solid.

Can fit two adults comfortably as long as you don’t toss and turn a lot when sleeping. Easy to setup and use. Keeps the wind out and opens from both sides easily. The included stakes are pretty strong and can take some hits from a hammer no problem.

I saw Luke do a review of this on the 'Outdoor Gear Review' YouTube channel, and I wanted to like it, I really did. The instructions are not good at all, so luckily the Review helped me. It is fairly easy to set it up. Luke says 10 minutes. He lied. If you fully stake it out for air flow, and to have vestibules, it takes longer than that. It is well-made. For what it is. A low price-point tent. The main body is almost all mesh, yet it is considered a 3-season tent. I'm not sure why. Not suitable for early-Spring, late-Fall camping. The bag it comes in sucks. It will not comfortably fit back in it. Maybe Luke can do it. I can't. Most important, this is not a 2-man tent. 2 boy scouts in sleeping bags, yes. As an old man, with a OneTigris Cot, and a Big Agnes sleeping pad, this took up a majority of the space, with very little left over for gear. For 2 MEN, you realistically need a 4-man tent. Luckily I was able to keep stuff in my car. The zippers were smooth, however on the vertical zipper, a couple times it got caught on the storm flap material or something. You just have to be careful. The bathtub floor is nice. The footprint that comes with it does not cover the whole area of the tent, it's too short. But I have a large extra thick tarp that I double-up underneath so the thin material on the bathroom floor is not compromised. The 2 mesh shelves are really not effective as you can't really put a lot of things on it. The rain fly attaches very easily to the body, and needs staked out for air flow, and if you want vestibules for extra storage. However, in utilizing that space, bugs and who knows what else can be crawling in your boots and pack. So, no, I don't do that. I've only used this one time. I had a significant rain event the 2nd night. It did not leak. The next day when I was drying everything out, I noticed that the seam tape was already starting to separate from the material, and I don't feel confident in its long-term waterproofing. I know there's people that do there own seam-sealing, but it's a time-consuming thing. So I feel that this tent is overpriced for the quality of it, as it is not durable. For me, I can't afford to keep replacing tents. And I don't want to pay their price-point, if I have the replace the seam tape. I can't imagine relying on this if you're using it every night on the Appalachian Trail or some other epic hike. It might be worth it just to spend a little more, and get a better quality tent.

Lived in this tent for a month in the Rocky Mountains, through many frosty morning and rainy nights. I was always dry. And it felt like there was so much room in it. Also very easy to build and lightweight.

Honestly, this is my favorite tent of the ones I own. Im a bigger guy, 6'1 and broad shouldered, so this is more a one person tent + gear for me BUT it held up in rain and stayed warmnat night even when temps dropped into the negative in this spring season. If OneTigris made a upraded fly for the tent to add snow skirts it could honestly be a 4 season tent.

Je l'ai installé chez moi pour regarder si tout était intact Eh oui. Ça m'a pris 10 minutes pour l'installation je peux vous dire que c'est une superbe tente deux sorties,poches intérieure, spacieuse pour deux personnes pas encore testé dehors mais je suis pas inquiet les coutures sont scellé de toute façon je mets toujours une bâche en-dessous et au-dessus MAGNIFIQUE

Great tent just not as waterproof as I was led to believe. First night I used it, it rained I woke up with condensation on the walls and ceiling and my sleeping bag and mattress were damp otherwise it’s a great tent I’ve used about 6 times only rained the once so we will see how it holds Up the next time around

I purchased two, one of each colour. The boys were absolutely thrilled. They were happy it was so light and so easy to put up. They have been through some rains and everything has remained dry. I bought twin air mattresses and one fits nicely in the tent with a few inches to spare. I have been told it is perfect for one person.