Highlander Blackthorn 2 Person Compact, Lightweight & Breathable Quick Pitch Tent - Great Portable Weekender Tent for Bikers, Cyclists & Adventure Trekkers

I'm gonna give you what I think of this tent; I have not got it yet but I will so enjoy my thoughts.Good tent very fashionableSj

Would not recommend, poor quality, a major part of the tent ripped after second use and now the return date has surpassed.

A good,roomy tent. Quite spacious and easy to assemble as most tents are these days. Good porch area for storing equipment, the only down side is its a little heavy for backpacking but if your going for light weight get a smaller tent! Overall a cracking tent.

I bought this for camping in the garden during the lockdown, father and son thing. It wasn't a big deal that the tent turned out to be poor quality in our circumstances but you wouldn't want this tent if you were travelling.Pros- It's lightweight and could easily be stored on a bike rack or carried without a problem.- It has a porch area, great for wet boots etc.Cons- The zips were poor quality, there were lost teeth in the zip when it arrived so normal function wasn't possible.- One of the poles snapped on second use, I own a few tents so I'm used to how much a pole should bend before snapping. These poles are cheap.- The material fades very quickly in the sun. None of my other nylon tents has faded to this degree after a few weeksThe biggest problem, if you were away from home with this tent, would be the zips. They need to spend more on the zips, I've rarely seen such poor quality zips on a new tent.

I was rather pleased when this tent arrived, so we went to go test it out. It was relatively easy to put up and we enjoyed our first night in the tent. There seems to have been some mix up in the Chinese slave factory that churned this out, as the material is 100% permeable. However as it turned out, this was not a problem for too long...As we woke on the second day to the singing of the birds and admired the dew that glistened on the wrong side of the tent, watching as it dripped into my shoe wondering why I bother to breathe, we decided to leave the squalid tent and head off. After about a minute we were heading back to the tent and from the end of the field we could see it was engulfed in a blazing firestorm. In our haste we decided that somehow we were the victim of a drive-by flamethrower attack. Only 30 seconds ago was the tent soaked and now it was on fire. In our naivety we called 999, after 10 seconds on the phone we realised we were not an ISIS priority target and the fire could probably be put out with piss by now. We tried to persuade her to not send the emergency services but this only made things worse - in our distress she decided it best to send the Police and the fire brigade just incase. As the sirens echoed across the muddy fields, looming ever closer, we stared at the smouldering ash on the floor - again wondering why I bothered to breathe. I watched the firemen leap across the fence, unraveling the hose like it was a frantic training exercise. The field was wide, and as the fireman ran towards us, my eyes glazed over and I wished I had been slain victim to the fire gods just 2 minutes ago. As he ran his pace slowed - realising the disappointing reality of this event - and we avoided the men in embarrassment.As they watered the spot like an old man watering his Marigold's. The police arrived and we were summoned to a strange meeting by the fence. It was now 2 15 year olds, a chief fire officer and a PC. It turns out I had not put out the disposable barbecue properly, and this had set the tent alight, only becoming a cataclysm of fire when it reached our deodorant cans. So the tent is not entirely to blame.We got a free ride home in the police car. So all in all it wasn't too bad, could be better. 3/5

Great product, quick delivery