High Peak USA Alpinizmo Jasperlite Tent, Blue

Very easy to set up, stakes seem to be rather stable. Ventilation works well, maybe too well, this is why only 4 stars...in waem climate a true plus but might turn out to be a disadvantage in cold.Other than that, light tent, fits into the bag very well even if you are in a hurry and do not pack it well at allEdit.....I gave 4stars when I set the tent up in my living room.Everything was fine-light, easy to set up tent that I got there.Now, after using it for 10 days in a row I am disappointed.1. I have been to Puerto Rico with it and yes, the climate here is very humid so I was not surprised to find water on the outer layer on the in and outside.However, once it got wet the outer layer touched the inner one so that this one got wet too. I do not think I set the tent up wrong ten days in a row as I grew up with camping.2. It got moldy.We dried the tent every morning to the best of our abilities but after 7 days I found mold on the outer layer. I have had tents for 50$ that I put away soaking wet for 3days and they would not get moldy but this 200$ tent got moldy while drying it and setting it up every night. And by drying I mean that we lost 1.5h each day because we places this tent in the sun.The result:still several moldy spots.3. Do not expose the tent to the sun.That is what it says on one of the labels.Fair point - UV light of high intensity is not good for plastic bla bla...but this is a three seasons tent. As pointed out earlier one cannot use it in rain or humid countries.Now, apparently one should not use it in sunny countries either.Maybe they should hand out a list of times and locations where one actually can use the tent.4.It is produced in CHIAN( not my spelling mistake-->see pic).Seems to be a new country and apparently their production standards are not high which might explain my problems above.5. If you are looking for an expensive mosquito net under which your children can play during the summer, this is the thing to get. The outer layer is pretty useless anyways as it does not protect from rain and gets moldy easily, so why not buy a mosquito net for $200?6. I would return it asap if I could but amazon has got this 30days return policy.As I said, set up the tent in my living room, liked it, kept it and could not imagine that such an expensive tent possibly could have those issues. Used it 2 months later, figuered out that I cannot use it for any trip on which it might rain ( or countries with high humidity) and wanted to return it but no way.7. My advise: get a cheap tent from walmart. They are slightly heavier but can hardly be worse than this one.Long story short: disappointed by zhe tent and amazons returning police.

Used this tent on a 5 day overnight trek in the PNW Alpine Wildnerness. It held up great through a massive windstorm (60 mile gusts) and quite a bit of blowing rain. The inside stayed dry. The "vestibule" areas are wide enough for your boots, but I don't think you could get your pack in there. The interior was perfect for my husband and me and despite him being 6'1", we both fit fine. It was cozy. Only thing I keeping me from giving 5 stars is that the stakes have a very narrow head and I would have liked a larger hook on the end. Otherwise the construction was solid and the set up totally simple. Best of all is the low weight and the ease of getting it all back in the stuff sack.

Great value, nice tent for two who like to be close...

Quality, believe its a well made (if not identical) knock-off from a very expensive outdoor tent company. Packs light, small, excellent for trekking or that Boy Scout in your family. We've used ours for three seasons and will send it off to college with our son. It's a screaming good price for this type of tent.