Still running strong. I use it on solo trips occasionally, but I do have a roof top tent on my truck that also gets majority use. But my little kids use this to camp in the backyard for fun. They love it and I love the durability they put it through.

@@ckossel thanks for the reply! I been debating getting this tent for an upcoming motorcycle camping trip.

I do!

Glad to help!!! It’s a really good tent for the price. Still use it all the time even when I own a $400 tent. Glad this was helpful! Happy adventuring and thanks for the feedback 👍🏼

Hiram Gonzalez yes I used Nikwax and it’s roughly 5lbs for the full trail weight. Not Ultralight by any means, yet doable. Featherweight if you do just footprint and rain fly.

Gearizona Thank you for your reply. No, it isn’t lightweight tho. I just received mine yesterday, I’ll use it next week and I’ll let you know my experience. I’ll water treat this tent before hit the trail as preventive measure. Thank you again!

Rich James I bought a 3 person Big Agnes Ultra Light tent and I still find myself taking this tent out because how easy it is for setup.

Dennis K always glad to help!

Jim Piquette oh were you there? Understand it was near sunset and a hat forward or backwards made no difference. But I appreciate you trolling the video to leave a nonsense comment when I am trying to help others with a review. Bye 👋

It’s a great tent for the value. It will not disappoint on your expectations and wallet. Usually with tents, most features are similar across the board. Usually you are paying by ounces. Heavier they are the cheaper, but when you can find a good mixed bag - it’s good value. Good luck! 👍🏼

tinabeane enjoy!!! Great value and quality

Papa Romes Outdoors glad you got to spend some time in the Southwest. These tents are great for the price. Their sleeping bags I think are even a better deal. Enjoy the Adirondacks, haven’t been there since I was a child.

Gearizona thank you for the response I’ll look into these bags as well. I love the Adirondacks have a cabin I built up there about 9 years ago and I have many videos in my playlists from hiking up there to camping fishing and cooking. Just a beautiful mountain region

No doubt a great buy. Just used it this weekend in pine country of AZ without the rainfly. Could see the Milky Way right through the top of the tent 🏕

Leigh Hibell sure thing! Still love my tent and how easy assembly is! OptOutside.

El Fonque I think cold is relative upon the person and tolerance and will matter most on the sleeping bag. However winds and rain/snow I think you should be good as long as everything is secure. Too heavy winds will probably be hard on any tent. Just make sure you are inspecting your gear before heading out. Setup and spray it down to be sure you don’t have any leaks... through time in those conditions it would be a standard process in my book.

I found that gaps between the rain fly and the tub allow a lot of wind to come in. What seasons is this meant for? I felt cold in the 60s F, I would guess it could be too cold in the autumn/high altitude.

JA YE well it’s all subjective on what makes one feel cold and sleeping bag type, but I do see your point on the gaps for sure.

Mike Lees - it’s not, I just didn’t pull it down for the tight (and normal) fit.

David Sustaita - the exact specs are in the video description.

Joe Payer - sounds like a great adventure. Enjoy the quality gear!

Ironlion - I think you will enjoy it, great quality for the price.

Ari W - couldn’t agree more! Big reason I bought gear from them and will continue to do so! Enjoy.

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@@ariw9405 already done thank you ..

I think around 2.3kg for those who are curious. Not the lightest 2 person tent but you can easily transform the weight with removing certain elements of the setup.

Scott M great choice... I think you will enjoy the tent.

Bradley Johnson I went with a Klymit Static V Luxe and I use Hyke and Byke Tall 32 degree down tent.

seinundzeiten it depends on the need of the consumer. I don’t need a longer bed as I am just throwing simple hardware supplies, groceries, golf clubs etc. in there. Plus, I already have a trailer that can be used for oversized items. Just depends on the need. I also live in Arizona where it’s mandatory for me to make sure my truck fits in the garage. 🔥🌞

Michael T I also looked at that one as well... I went with H&B because of the cause and warranty. I think your right that the “less mesh” may be a little better for cold weather, but I am not sure really it’s that dependent on it. You need a good sleeping pad and bag for warmth - period. My concerns would be weight, space, wind and rain primarily on a tent.

@@ckossel Yeah. I ended up getting the Zion 2. So far, I am really liking it. I set it up in my house and it goes up very easily. Only issue I have with it is the pack size, but that is kind of what I expected with how large the tent is for a 2 person. How do you pack yours for backpacking trips because I was thinking of just ditching the sack altogether and just rolling the tent up and using a belt to hold it together and maybe pack it externally since the stuff sack is a bit long. I am surprised by how good the quality is though

Michael T so I carry a Gregory 48L pack and there are two clips for a “sleeping pad” but I place it there. To be honest I too think it could be made a little bit lighter, but that size seems to all be around 5lbs. I go hammock if I am going super light.

Kevin Lytle yes, I have! Held up like a champ.

Norsefalconer agreed 100%

@hykeandbyke are doing amazing things.

Well I think its really based on personal preference as they are very comparable tents. The Yosemite is a bit lighter, but has two separated poles with setup; whereas, the Zion tent is a tad heavier, but also has 1 pole for setup and is has a bigger length and width - easier for setup with 1 person backpacking in my opinion. I went through the same decision and went with the Zion based on design shape and I like having more room on the outside angles. The Yosemite seems to be nice for taller people as the peak height gives you more room in the middle (3 inches). To be honest, I don't think you can go wrong with either tent and Hyke & Byke customer service and satisfaction is top notch from what I have discovered. @hykeandbyke #hykeandbyke

I think I ordered it online via eBay with AntennaX. It used to be the one on my Tacoma back in 2007.

Yes I needed the crewmax, as I have 2 carseats in there and the added space is super helpful. If you dont have kids, you could probably do the regular access cab.

I bought mine from Toyota Tempe in Arizona.

The led change does looks nice. I also would like to see link.

Sorry for the later reply. I got them on AMZ - a.co/g2XHwDb