Ozark Trail 1-Person Lightweight Backpacking Tent, 82 in. x 51 in., 3.65 lb. Carry Weight, Orange

Overall, I'm very impressed with this tent. I bought it as an upgrade to the red cheaper Ozark one person tent. It's definitely a great upgrade. First, setup is a breeze. Only tent I didn't have to look at the instructions to set up. It's as intuitive as it gets. The quality of the tent is great. The fabrics are higher quality than the cheaper model and I've tested it in rain and only experienced minor condensation build up on the inside. No standing water or drips to speak of. Not bad for straight out of the box with no waterproofing applied. The tent is well designed with a nice storage pocket that is high enough up where you won't kick stuff out of it as you sleep, 2 vents on either side to create a decent cross breeze and a nice large door that makes getting in and out easy. The tent also features aluminum poles and stakes, which not only reduce weight but are more durable than typical fiberglass poles. One downside is that the zippers are still no name zippers that will most likely fail over time. They're usually the first thing to fail on a tent, in my experience. Another downside occurred during setup. One of the clips that secure the rain fly to the body of the tent broke during setup. I wasn't even pulling the strap that hard but the small clip cracked and broke. I was still able to secure it by just tying the strap off but it certainly isn't ideal and makes setup more tedious. I wish they'd just used the same clips as in the cheaper tent, which held up better. Besides that, it's been a great tent and makes camping more fun because I don't need to worry about the rain and setup is quicker and easier. If you're looking for a solid one person tent and have a bit more money to spend, this is a great option.