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OneTigris is a group of young hearts and lovers of life, our mission is to empower you with motivation and affordable quality gear that helps you to do more and go further by taking note of the needs of each user and where their heart takes them.
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★ 𝘽𝘼𝘾𝙆𝙒𝙊𝙊𝘿𝙎 𝘽𝙐𝙉𝙂𝘼𝙇𝙊𝙒 2.0 𝙑𝙚𝙧𝙨𝙞𝙤𝙣: A classic bakers tent that made with 75D Ripstop Nylon fabric, waterproof treated seams with 1500mm waterproof rating, reinforced groments & tie-out points, quality YKK zippers for extra durability and protection
★ 𝙑𝙚𝙧𝙨𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙡𝙚 𝘾𝙖𝙢𝙥𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙏𝙚𝙣𝙩: You can leave the canopy up to make a porch area for you wood stove, or zip it up while heavy raining or snowing, then it becomes a normal a frame tent like a fortress; Super easy to set up with tent pegs and guy-lines provided, you can use sticks or walking poles to support, or just set up between trees; Coyote Brown color for better blending with wild nature surroundings
★ 𝙎𝙪𝙥𝙚𝙧 𝙑𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙞𝙡𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣 𝙎𝙮𝙨𝙩𝙚𝙢: Double layered entrance with mesh door to let breeze in and keep the elements out, a lower rear mesh vent with flap to create a super airflow circumstance, both the front and rear flap can be tight closed to keep rainwater and cold wind out for total protection, a perfect compact woodland camp tent for advanced campers
★ 𝙏𝙝𝙤𝙪𝙜𝙝𝙩𝙛𝙪𝙡 𝘿𝙚𝙩𝙖𝙞𝙡𝙨: Camping lantern attach point underneath the roof; Tie-out points on the back for better stability; Reinforced stitches & grommets; Snag free YKK zippers; Mesh toggles, etc. All these details makes it an extraordinary tent
★ 𝙁𝙪𝙡𝙡 𝘾𝙖𝙢𝙥𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙆𝙞𝙩𝙨: This ultralight tent comes with 10 hight quality lightweight aluminum tent stakes, 6 guy-lines and a waterproof compression bag | Dimensions in 7ft (L) *4ft (W) *3.8ft (H) | Weighs 3.2Ib | NO POLE INCLUDED
★ 5-𝑺𝑻𝑨𝑹 𝑺𝑬𝑹𝑽𝑰𝑪𝑬 – OneTigris offers 1 year warranty for any problems during the period, like shipping, missing parts, broken pieces, etc. Please feel free to send us a message anytime, and you will get an answer within 8 – 12 hours in business days with a kind gesture
Customers say
Customers find this backpacking tent well-designed and easy to set up 10x faster than other models, with good build quality and lightweight design that packs small enough for motorcycle pannier bags. They appreciate its roominess, accommodating two normal-sized people easily, and consider it worth the price. The tent’s moisture retention receives mixed reviews – while some say it stays dry through light rain, others report waterproof issues.
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C. U. Later –
Ready To Go Out of the Box !
After going over all the seams, zippers, screens and neccesary components, the initial inspection proved to be excellent. No lose threads and with forethought to seal the seems during manufacturing. Big thumbs-up to OneTigris !Prior to heading off to go camping, I always thoroughly go over my gear, especially new tents and tarps. I have to say I’m impressed with quality of the seams and the overall simplicity, and functionality of the design.So far there are zero issues or concerns and the ventilation options are perfect for a three season tent like this. I do recommend a ground tarp (footprint) as this OneTigris Backwoods Bungalow 2.0 was intentionally designed without an enhanced floor tub.To be clear, the tent does have a floor, but it’s made from the same excellent, but modern lightweight material as the tent. In other words, this tent appears to be light enough for backpacking and yet be very comfortable for one person (and their gear) or cozy for two with a porch awning and side wind protectors to expand storage. When the main flap is closed, there is protected room outside the screen for packs, boots, etc.The rear ventilation will be very welcomed for those warm nights and with a little creativity it can be adjusted from closed to wide open. If it rains, closing the back vent flap to about 20% will still provide plenty of ventilation as the screen goes the entire length of the tent.One more thing. You will either need to run a ridge line or use two adjustable tent poles with enough minimum height or just use adjustable trekking poles. Two appropriate sticks from the woods will do just fine plus two more for the nice porch awning will increase your protection from the elements.The design of this tent clearly included flexibility and adaptability for different conditions along the way, but this is not a mountain tent for exposed harsh conditions, but that’s why it’s called a Backwoods Bungalow.After more use I will come back to update this review, but I would expect only good news, bears and snakes withstand.
The Lawn Ranger –
Really a great shelter!
From the start I was pleased with this shelter. It weighed in at 3 lbs. 2 oz. with tent stakes and cords. That’s not at all “ultralight” – my ZPacks Hexamid Twin which is roughly comparable in size weighs just 1 lb. 8 oz. including cords and stakes – but it’s plenty light enough for normal backpacking. Everything appears well-made, with a good weight fabric not too heavy but not too thin either.I’ve been tarp camping since the 70s and generally prefer it to using a tent. I had a Baker-design tent like this in the 90s which I loved. This is a great shelter – you get the best of both worlds, a tent that can be really “buttoned down” when you need it, but with the openness (almost) of a tarp. It’s really easy to set up, no fancy poles joined together in strange ways, no threading poles through sleeves – you just need two end poles, either branches or trekking poles work, and lots of stakes! First just stake the rectangular floor down with 4 stakes, easy-peasy. Go from there with more stakes, putting your poles (you supply) at each end.Supplied are 12 good-quality lightweight aluminum triangular stakes – but you really need 13, or even 15 if you use stakes to pull out the back wall and you don’t have any trees or branches to tie your cords to. I chose to replace the stakes with shepherd-crook stakes, just a personal preference. You need 4 stakes for the rectangular floor, 2 stakes one for each pole cord at the ends, 3 stakes for the pull-out ventilation flap in the back, 2 stakes for the triangular flaps one on each side in the front, and then 2 stakes for the “porch” flap poles, if you can’t tie the porch corners to a tree, 13 total. I will carry 15 with it, just in case I need 2 more stakes for the cords that pull out the back wall. You don’t need to pull out the back wall but you’ll have more room inside if you do.That’s a LOT of stakes – but on the other hand, there is no better feeling on a stormy and windy night than knowing you are in an inherently strong and stable A-frame type tent that is securely battened down, and you can laugh at the storm! Although I would not tempt fate if I were you.I figured I’d have to replace the cord – but I was pleasantly surprised to find I could use what was sent, good quality olive-drab cord with light-reflective specks in it, and with included line-locs that are small, lightweight and work perfectly. The cord I got was in 100″ lengths ( 8 1/3 feet) and not 10 feet, but that is good enough, I don’t think I’ll need longer lengths. I used two trekking pole cups attached at each apex of the tent at the end, with the cord attached to the cups and with the poles adjusted to 130 cm which is my normal length I can just slip my trekking poles right in.When the tent is all buttoned up you have a small vestibule for storage in the front, outside the tent proper but still covered and protected from the rain, 7′ x 1.5′ for 10.5 square feet.You can adjust the height of the front porch to be low or high. Using no poles at all you can get it down to about 24″ in the front which gives you plenty of protection. Protection from insects should be OK with the bug screen that can open completely up via dual zippers with pulls inside and out and be rolled up and secured at the top – but the square holes are about 1/16″ in size, a bit bigger than any other bug netting I have on any tent.Overall this is a real bargain. I would buy this again in a heartbeat if I needed to.
Donald Fortin –
C’est ce je m’attendais j’ai hate de l’essayer
rol –
I believe they say this can be a two person tent however it is perfect for one person and their gear. Love the room and yet the light load to pack. If you are bringing hiking sticks then this tent is perfect. Have not tried in the rain yet but have read and heard good results even in the rain. Love this baker style as so easy to enter and exit the tent and the little canopy nice for some shade.
N&M –
I havenât used the tent yet. Was looking for an upgrade to my poncho i generally use to suspend off trees. It worked with infantry work but hiking/camping out in the woods with my German Shepard I was looking for a less spartan setup that wonât impact weight much. Iâm writing this review just based on the attention to detail of the product. I did not expect the tent pegs to be of this variety that you generally have to upgrade to afterward and I didnât expect the guy lines to have a reflective line braided into the rope (the line is c-tan at glance). This detail exemplifies that the product is made by folk who use their kit and address little nuances that make a difference in non-tactical scenario. I suspect once I use it more in the bush that I wonât be disappointed. If you see the review hasnât been amended or changed then thatâll be my review function of the item and rating remains the same with high recommend.
Maxime –
Very Nice tent ! Quality, kinda light and pack small. I LOVE IT
Brian –
It works