Clostnature 1/1.5/2/3/4/6 Person Lightweight Backpacking Tent, Camping Tent

So far I am happy with this tent. Pretrip setup on the porch, simple, easy to assemble. Major plus was getting everything back in the bag; including footprint, will provide an update after kayak camping trip next weekend but overall I am very pleased. Lots of room for me & my gear, I like the weight, compact, nice carry bag with plenty of room for extra guy lines, etc. Update: 10 stars for this little compact tent. We camped river side after paddling few miles, easy set up, even used the stakes that came with it. We had a pop up storm of 30+ sustained winds with heavy sideways downpour for about 30 mins, this little thing help up like a champ, all my bedding & gear was dry. To give you an idea of how much rain fell sideways so fast, I bilge pumped over a foot of water out of my yak & friends canoe. I had everything staked out like it should be, mostly for optimum ventilation but all held up wonderfully. I've shared the link to few other kayak campers, I'm absolutely happy with this purchase so far

We tested this tent and it’s tried and true! So far, so good. It’s our first backpacking tent and we bought it for a Cub Scout backpacking hike. The setup is incredibly easy and my 9yo had no problem handing it himself. We bought the 2 person which was great because it fits two people AND your gear inside. We didn’t buy the footprint yet but grabbed a 6x8 tarp instead. The forecast called for some light to moderate rain but we found ourselves in bouts of pouring rain and two rounds of hail (pea and blueberry sized!) that lasted all night. It was bad enough that many of us slept in our vehicles but left most of our gear in the tent. The next morning we broke it down and a lot of water pooled between the tarp and the tent bottom. Although it felt a bit damp from condensation, our gear was dry. We didn’t realize there are two ventilation flaps you can open at the top. Had we used them, the condensation wouldn’t have been a problem. I’m impressed, to say the least! Time will tell how durable it is but it’s an excellent small tent with plenty of room and it’s reasonably light. I recommend for a kid’s first solo tent, especially if they’re a Scout. We’ll be getting the footprint to go with it and it will likely be our new go-to tent for Scouting events.

Tent camped 3 nights. * Perfect size for me with a 29” x73” air mattress. A little room lengthwise that it didn’t touch the sides of the tent. Gave me a touch over 2 feet beside the mattress for clothing bags and etc. It is not tall. Had to crawl in and out. * Easy to set up. I did order the foot print tarp the company sells. Perfect size but did feel so thin I didn’t change it and laid another tarp beneath. * Air flow was good. Appreciated the vents up top. The rain fly stays out from the tent and allows good air flow. It was not overly hot when we camped and nights were a little chilly. So I cannot say how it would feel on a really hot day/night. There was no condensation in the tent, even where my bags touched the sides. * The rain fly again didn’t touch the tent. Believe it kept from having condensation inside the tent. It did rain a few times while on our trip. A moderate rain, not a storm, but I was perfectly dry. I used to the front vestibule to leave my sandals instead of bringing them in the tent. The stayed pretty much dry. It was a good space that I’d you zipped up for the night it kept a few items close by and under cover that you didn’t want to leave out but not in the tent itself. * The only thing was on the rain fly, one zipper on the front came out of its track/it separated. Took quite a bit to get it zipping correctly again. Maybe I had the rain fly pulled/staked too tight when it was zipped? *Overall the two person tent was good for me. Maybe you could have two people without an air mattress. But I think you’d have no room for belongings. *Do note that the canopy does not have canopy poles. I ordered some from a seller and it didn’t arrive before my trip so I was not able to use that. I was looking to trying that out.

The tent is seriously very light, packs away small (was even smaller before unpacking), and has room in the tent bag for me to put my inflatable sleeping pad inside as well. For 70$ It was even lighter than my 3 person 300$ MSR backpacking tent. The material feels a bit thin and cheap, so I don't see this lasting for years but should be good for occasional use. Zippers seem ok quality as well. For the price of a mainstream tent you can literally buy several of these and they'll probably last just as long. We only had light rain so can't say how it'll do in a downpour. In terms of room, easily fits 2 people plus gear. Setup is quick, 5 mins tops and has exits on both sides. The tent bag has extra room for accessories like sleeping pads & footprints. I'd recommend it for occasional backpacking/bikepacking trips, so far I'm happy with it.

I was overall very happy with this tent. I bought it in preparation for a backpacking trip with my kid. I originally bought the North Face 3-people tent for $230 but when it arrived, it felt too heavy and bulky. Then I saw this tent on Amazon for a 1/3 of the price with such good reviews so I decided to give it a shot. After going on the trip, here are my conclusions: 1) It is ultra-light AND super compact - it folds to a relatively small size which makes it very convenient to carry. 2) It is very easy to assemble. 3) It is very spacious on the inside. There were just two of us, but even with a third person it seemed that there was more than enough space for three people and the equipment. also - I am 6'3" tall and had more than enough space for myself and my long mattress. 4) There are two fairly sizable exits making it very convenient to go in and out, and the zippers are super smooth and relatively quiet (so you don't wake up your crew if you go out in the middle of the night). 5) It was raining ALL night. In the morning, the outside of the tent was covered in water drops but the inside remained completely dry! Some potential cons: 1) I have only used it once so far. I would say that the material felt thinner and cheaper vs. the North Face tent, and I don't know how durable this tent is in the long run compared to some more expensive ones, but as long as you remain gentle when building and folding it, it felt like it could easily last for long. 2) It comes without a footprint. I would recommend buying a footprint separately to make sure you keep the bottom of the tent safer. The case has more than enough room to fit the footprint inside when the tent is folded and packed. In conclusion - they definitely earned a 5-star review from me!

This tent was ordered to go in my bugout bag for my car. The ease of use is great!! Took me 3 minutes to get it up and another 5 minutes to put the rainfly on only because I was taking my time with the options. The size of the bag is pretty compact for its size. It fits me, my 6’3 husband, 16 yr old , 5 ye old and american bull dog comfortably. It seems very stable, but I haven’t taken it outside yet. I’ll waterproof it before I camp in it. I really like that the rainfly reaches to ground level and completely covers the entire tent. No worries about ventilation because there are ventilation pockets on two sides at the very top of the tent ⛺️ as you can see in the pics. You have the ability to open or close on each side at your leisure. The tent is made of a lightweight material, but very durable at the same time. The material comes half way ip and then it’s mesh before the top which goes back to material. This makes it versatile for 3 seasons guaranteed. Winter would require additional insulation for it to work but it would certainly keep rain, winds and snow off you. Putting it all back in the bag was bad at all, ofcourse it never fits the same as when you took it out, butit did fit back in without breaking a sweat. It light enough for the 5 yr old to carry (see pic). One of my favorite tents so far. I will update my review when I take it out. Happy Camping people 😊

UPDATE 1:used the Polaris on a camping trip this weekend. No rain but heavy dew at night. Temps around 50 at night. I noticed very little condensation inside the fly with both vents open. The tent mesh keeps you off the fly. I was very impressed with the room I had for all my gear. Zips worked flawlessly. I was even able to take my small backpacking chair inside. I was a little worried about the chair feet on the tent floor but had no problems. I use a tarp underneath and I think maybe adding a towel to sit the chair on would help even more. I stayed dry and warm. It exceeded my expectations, especially for the price. After doing hours of product reviews, I chose the Polaris. I spend an average 30 nights a year in a tent. My Kelty was just a little cramped with gear, so I wanted something just a little larger. The tent arrived in short order and was complete in the package. The storage bag was sufficient. Not too heavy for medium-distance backpacking trips. I put the tent up in my yard and was pleased with the construction, materials, and size. The aluminum poles are lightweight and I found this tent to be very easy to set up. Took about 5 mins. No sleeves to deal with. I did not notice any odors in the tent. The zippers seem sufficient and come with little reflective pull strings. This is a nice touch and can help you find the zippers at night (especially if you're in a hurry to get out). The interior is roomy and there is a small vestibule at either door. Reflective tie-outs are provided if you want to use them. The tent pegs are beefier than the average cheap peg, but I still bent 2 even while being careful. I'll replace them as I usually do with better pegs. So far I'm satisfied. I have another camping trip in a few weeks. If I have any problems with the tent, I'll do an update, but I don't expect any. It may be my tent for Denali next year. I'm 5'11, 215 lbs. I think it would fit me and one other. If you're looking for an affordable tent with plenty of room and great construction, check this one out. UPDATE 2: July 2026: I’ve used this tent for a while and have taken it on numerous camping and backpacking trips. It’s light enough to backpack. I’m finishing up a 12-day camping/backing trip to Denali and Kenai as I write this. The tent has held up famously, just as well as more-expensive brands. It has kept me dry during downpours and didn’t budge with 35 mph winds. I’m more than satisfied with this tent. I used a lightweight piece of plastic for a ground cloth. Set up annd takedown is less than 10 mins. It has a ton of room inside. I can even take my camp chair inside (very convenient for ann old man (66). I purchased the same tent (2-man) for my grandson and He’s used it anll through Alaska with no issues. All pros and no cons. Buy this tent.

You cannot beat this price for the quality of this tent. I use it primarily for backpacking and I like the 2 person size for me and my dog. It holds up in the rain, no leaks yet after about 10 uses over the past year. Love that it opens on both sides and the rain shield is effective. 10/10 recommend for those getting into backpacking and wanting to be economical. It is also impressively only about 5 lbs

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I have been really impressed by this tent! It is really compact when packed up, especially for a tent at this price point. The carrying bag it comes with fits everything great and has straps that you can cinch to make it even smaller. Its also fairly light considering the price point- around 5 pounds for a 2 person tent isn't bad. It is VERY easy and fast to set up, the body of the tent attaches to the poles using little clips which make setup a breeze. It has 4 internal mesh pockets for small items which are handy for glasses or a headlamp. The interior doors are nice and large and roll back neatly, and I like having the two exterior door options (the wide one with the two zippers is my favourite). As others have mentioned, the vestibules are quite small so if you are using it for two people there is not a lot of gear storage space. Bags can fit, but I found they got wet due to dew and condensation as they were right up against the tent wall. I brought along a couple of garbage bags as extra protection from this. I haven't had much opportunity (luckily) to test out just how waterproof the fly is, and I always add an extra layer of reflective tarp as a groundsheet underneath the tent to protect the floor and add a touch of insulation. Overall I really love this tent- great price and is just what I needed

Great tent. Super easy to set up, light weighted, very comfortable to sleep in

I haven't yet slept in the tent, but as soon as it arrived I assembled it and was delighted with the fast, easy setup and nice design features. It packs down nicely to fit in a backpack, and only slightly heavier than my super-lightweight tent that's tiny and a pain to set up. Can't wait to use it.

Great tent which packs up really small. Got a single blow up bed in there without issue, but would probably fit a double also. With the single there was room for storage. Used for a weekend camping. No moisture inside the tent in the mornings.