Onewind Camping Shelter, Tent Emergency Survival Shelter, Lightweight, Reusable, Rainproof Windproof with Stakes and Guyline for Camping, Hiking and Backpacking, OD Green

A few lose threads and not great zip,, but so cheap its well worth the money. Would recommend.

Clearly well made with good seams, good tie out points etc. BUT, not one single clue how it is meant to be set out. You assume all your customers are mind readers? Really very poor. Very confusing. Took me over an hour and I am an experienced outdoors person. Less cashing in and a little more customer care please. Its not hard to put together some simple instructions. Its easy from the design perspective. But how about thinking about the customer perspective? Offer me a job, I could help across all of your range. Which I love.

Seems fine. Good construction,lightweight and packs small. Not tested it out yet. The only thing I've seen so far that may be a little design fault is with the little pouches on the bottom portion, I presume they are to add some sort of ballast for on soft ground like sand, personally I would have sewn them inside rather than outside, I say this because I think they'll collect water being on the outside. I've not tested this yet so it may not be an issue,this is just my first observation and only slight gripe. Overall I'm pleased with this product and look forward to trying it out 👍

Ce n'est pas ce que je m'attendais et je veux le retourné

isn't the best shelter out there obviously but if you want a cheap option that works this will work great

This is perfect as an emergency shelter paired with a tarp. Check out Corporals Corner youtube channel for a good product video. Packs small and is very light. Not sure about durability but I think it is better used for emergency situations, almost like a reflective blanket

I've used this shelter on multiple Bushcraft camping trips in the Appalachian/Blueridge mountains. Its handled heavy rains and winds with no issue what so ever. It only takes a few minutes to setup and comes with more guy lines and stakes than necessary. Not to mention the quality of the stakes are superior to most of the $200 tents I've purchased. If you want to see this thing put to the test or want to see how to set it up I have a YouTube channel with multiple videos using this shelter. My YouTube Handle is: ProCaliber HQOverall this is a great shelter for regular outings or to carry in your hunting or day pack for an emergency. Just always remember to get out and test your gear!

Ideal product for the solo camper