[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Most two-person tents are good for a single camper; this is great for two to spread out and relax, plus ask their great. It goes up fast, and does not hurt the wallet. Comes equipped with footprint, ropes, and dirt stakes.
campingforfun
Verified Purchase
2 weeks ago
Great Tent For Camping!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We used this tent for a 4 day camping trip for 2 people. We were able to comfortably fit inside with some gear at our feet and the tent did not accumulate too much moisture overnight despite the humidity. It was spacious and stood up to strong winds and rainy weather. It was also very easy to set up and take down! I'd recommend this tent to anyone who is just starting off camping or backpacking and thinks they'll take multiple trips.
jiax264
1 month ago
Reliable Tent
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've taken this tent on four camping trips so far and it's held up excellently every time. Setup is quick and straightforward, and the overall build quality gives me confidence it'll last for many more trips to come.
The one thing worth noting: attaching the rainfly cover to the top tent pole takes a decent amount of strength to bend into place, and you'll want to watch your fingers to avoid getting them jammed in the process. Once that's done, though, everything else is smooth sailing.
Ventilation is great, no issues with condensation or stuffiness inside. The zipper design is thoughtful and functions well, and the tent packs down easily and compactly for storage or transport.
Overall, a dependable tent with excellent airflow and easy packability.
Tungsten tents
2 months ago
Perfect Graduation Presents!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Purchased two of these tents for our two kids for graduation. They are perfect! Easy to set up, lightweight, and great quality.
Bill s 218
Verified Purchase
3 months ago
Great Water Proofing
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Awesome water proof and venting. Very roomy. I found plenty of room for my gear too with the outside covers
Betsy K
Verified Purchase
3 months ago
Durable Tent
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Tungsten Tent was more durable than I could have imagined or expected. While camping in the Columbia River Gorge last weekend for a music festival, a major storm passed through starting at 10 pm. There was rain, lightning, and ongoing gusts of winds up to 70 miles per hour. That night other tents were beaten down and torn up. I stayed safe and dry and the tent made it through the scary three hours blowing through the Gorge. Other Marmot tents also survived, while certain other brands tore, poles broke or bent. I’m a fan of this tent and have made tons of recommendations the past week since I returned.
josh a
3 months ago
Bulky
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] its it well built tent but very quite heavy and rainfly and ground sheet feel very cheap while also being very bulky
Millie Hong
4 months ago
Keep Our Scouts Warm!
I ordered 10 of them for my scouts, attending West Point Camporee on the weekend of April, 10 this year. The wind speed was 23 mph on the April, 10, but all scouts stayed safe and warm inside their tent. The bottom of The foot print (was included in the package) was wet, but the upper side which was under the tent was completely dry, when I close the tent on Sunday. Great products.
Camper Woman
Verified Purchase
8 months ago
Looking Forward To Warmer Weather
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Have not has chance to use as I purchased in winter. Easy to set up during test run, however poles a bit of a wrestle in close quarters.
MiguelJ
Verified Purchase
8 months ago
Nice Tent!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just only have set it up once in my living room after receiving it (...lol). The easy to read text and visual assembly instructions are attached as a tag inside the tent stuff sack. The assembly itself was straightforward and fairly simple. Quality of everything looks good. I'm happy I bought it.
Verified Purchase
8 months ago
Superior Fabric & Great Product
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Marmot has always been a camping gear company that produces a product with sturdy material. So far the 2p Tungsten tent feels durable and came with all of the correct parts.
JGD philly
Received incentive
10 months ago
Tent For 2
easy to assemble, haven't been caught in a monsoon yet but looks like solid coverage, good size
Euclid2216
Verified Purchase
1 year ago
Great Tent
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great tent. Used it for a week camping in the Adirondack mountains
Bry09
1 year ago
Great Tent!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] On initial inspection I noticed the bag was the pretty large and I was questioning whether I could backpack with it, I managed to compress it pretty small and it works great! The water proofing is amazing if you set up the rain fly correctly and it’s so easy to set up. Would buy again 10/10
Al tishal oti
1 year ago
Good Price Point. Not Bad!
This tent was an emergency replacement for a beloved 20-year-old backpacking tent that my young pup accidentally broke, so please excuse the comparisons!
Overall, there's a lot to like about this tent, especially for the price.
The Good:
Easy Setup: Setting up is a breeze thanks to color-coded connections and fixed poles. It's so intuitive you likely won't need the instructions—but if you do, they're conveniently sewn into the carrying bag.
Excellent Ventilation: Even in hot, humid weather, the tent stays well-ventilated. I was able to open half of each vestibule and still get great airflow. It also worked perfectly for stargazing during the Pleiades meteor shower—I just pulled the rain fly over the top and enjoyed the view.
Durable: The tent feels well-made with quality stitching, sturdy zippers, and ripstop polyester material. It also comes with a waterproof floor, which is a big plus.
Smart Features: Inside, you'll find plenty of headroom to change clothes, as well as roof and side pockets for small items and a hook for a lantern.
The Downsides:
Limited Space: The floor space is shorter than I'm used to. At 5'3", I had trouble fitting my pack inside, which was never an issue with my old Mountain Hardware tent. The vestibules are also too small to store a pack or cook in during bad weather. They're only big enough to keep the access doors dry.
Tent Pegs: The tent comes with six quality pegs, but you'll need two more to fully peg out the front and back of the rain fly. Without those extra pegs, the inner and outer tents touch, which allows moisture to get through near your head and feet.
Heavy: This tent is a bit on the heavy side for serious backpacking.
Overall, it's a solid tent, particularly for those on a tight budget.
