ALPS MountaineeringTasmanian 2-Person Tent

The media could not be loaded.  But I haven't been able to find one this great! I'll start off with the negatives. I don't like the loud color, it is a bit heavy, i don't like having pole sleeves for the rain fly, entry and exist isn't very easy while using the rain fly.I've been testing this awesome tent out for the past month or so in dry cold in the 20s, cold rain in the 30s and last night in 6 or 7 inches of fluffy dry snow with Temps in the 20s. The tent performed flawlessly, and kept me toasty warm and stayed dry on the inside. I did use a small Lantern for warmth (all precautions were taken, open vents for ventilation, used for short periods of time, always monitored and placed on a flame proof pad. Do not try this, it isn't safe. I was testing in a controlled environment with all the necessary precautions taken for an emergency situation only exercise) it raised the temperature inside the tent to 60 degrees as seen in the picture. The rain fly did get some condensation but that is to be expected. Very well built, great space on the inside for all my gear, and i love all the mesh pockets that line the walls. The stakes are lightweight (couldn't tell the difference between other lightweight stakes I bought) and i really like the guy lines that come with the tent. I like the fact that u can open or close the vent on the fly from the inside by unzipping the mesh ceiling vents on the inner, a pleasant surprise.I like that the doors can be unzipped to have the whole door just mesh.After my experience with this tent and how well it performed, I started searching for a more expensive and better 4 season tent so I can get it to compare the two, but I haven't been able to find one that has all the features of this bad boy! Some might be lighter but don't have all the features of this tent.In my experience, you can't beat the value of this true 4 season tent, at an impressive price point. Amazing product Alps mountaineering!

I took this tent on a 10 day solo hiking trip to the Scottish highlands...in March. The temperatures were in the low 40s (f) to minus 6 degrees. The tent was warm, and easy to put up. It handled a night of very strong winds in Glencoe. All in all I was very impressed. It is very roomy and I love the double vestibules. The vestibules were great for storing gear and cooking during rainstorms. The only issue I had was that it is a heavy tent, but I didn't mind the extra weight as the comfort and warmth more than made up for it. I walked about 90 miles over some tough Scottish terrain, and it didn't bother me. I bought the tent for my girlfriend and I to use, and I would imagine sharing the weight of gear will help a lot, so this tent really should be used by 2 people, although I managed it solo, I will probably stick to my 1 man tent for future solo trips. However, all in all, this is a solid, good value for money piece of equipment. I would highly recommend it.

I used this for a two month camping road trip in the winter (January to March), and a couple of times after during the summer. This tent has gone through it all. Bitter cold temperatures of 8 degrees F and snow (as expected of winter in UT/CO, and northern CA), rain and mud (Pacific Northwest), hot and dry (deserts of CA), and high winds. Truly a four season tent. I've pitched, and taken down this tent more than thirty times, through these conditions. This tent is quality for the dollar.The tent is easy to setup, and takedown. I can pitch up the canopy, and the cover in five minutes; give a few more minutes for staking it down. As long as it's properly setup there is no worry about having condensation, or ice forming within the tent with the vents opened. The cover will likely have condensation, but not ice, though. I recommend purchasing snow stakes if you plan on using this in sand/snow (this tent package comes with regular stakes).Inside is technically enough room for two people to sleep in but, not much else. Since I travel alone, I like having the extra space for my gear to stay protected from the elements. The tent features some decently size vestibules where you can store other things that don't need as much protection (snow shoes, poles, etc). The vestibules can easily fit a sitting person within them as well (helps for eating during high winds/rain/snow).A minor complaint is that I wish this tent had some kind of "doormat". Unless if you like dragging muddy boots inside, when taking things in and out you often have to be on your knees outside of the door. And, well, when it's muddy, or wet, this isn't very nice. You could put your knees inside of the door flap but then it gets awkward to get back up. I usually bring a cushion to kneel on but there have been a few times when I forgot to bring said cushion. Knee pads are another option. Just a quality of life thing to keep in mind.The tent packs up well. I personally stuff it in the bag (too lazy for rolling up a tent properly), so I can guarantee it fits with either method. It's not heavy, though it may be pushing it for backpackers. If backpacking, consider going with a friend to share the burden; it is a two person tent after all.All-in-all I don't think many will be disappointed by this tent.

Didn't care for the bright orange cover sheet I'll still use, so I purchased a camouflage covering, stealth is wealth as SHTF 🐑le 😉. I'll thrive and survive whilst dry, warm and OUT OF SITE in the mountains of BC Can'tada...

MUY DÉBIL, en mi segundo uso, no resistió un un fuerte viento, quebrando la Pole e rasgando la carpa. Y lo peor hablo para la garantía y no aplica tuve de gastar otros 100 dólares para reparar

Great tent. Stayed dry on 10 day trip!

Awesome tent loads of room for 2 people porch is great and tent has 12 pockets i am very happy with my tent i have a video on youtube of this tent Scottish wanderer tested it at 60mph wind