Good for sand fly protection but poor ventilation

Consider adding vents that can be opened selectively

The base of the tent seems to be made the same as the upper material, it looks like it will tear with a little tugging. It is easy to set up, the color is beautiful, but it cannot be used for a long time. Return..

It is light and easy to carry, easy and fast to set up the tent, has enough space for one person to use, and has good windproof effect.

Exceptional ease of assembly, good look, good habitability but unfortunately not very solid: after a single use, when dismantling one of the hoops was broken!

Hello, Really disappointed because from the first day of use, the zip of the mosquito net tore. We were on the TMB, so we had to improvise during all the bivouacs. Not pleasant at all.

Could be lighter in weight, but still good. It withstood the storm well, which you have to pay attention to, that the ventilation is properly closed, because the wind blows in and the water also comes in during a storm. The small vestibule is useful, it is good for cooking, but there is also room for stuff.

First of all, I should point out this. My job is mountain and hiking guide. So I have a lot of experience with different tents. This summer, I used the tent for a week in a trans activity (we did not carry a camping load) in Aladağlar and on Mount Ararat. In theory it is for 2 people, but in practice it is for 1 person. Heavy for 1 person, small for 2 people, not enough luggage and interior space. The dimensions (thin and long) are very compact. It is very easy to find a place to fit in mountain camps where suitable ground is limited. Setup and assembly are very simple. The bag is very practical. Only the pile bag should be separate and the piles should be Y-shaped aluminum piles. Once you connect all the tension points it becomes very stable and taut. I've had windy nights and it's been fine. I haven't experienced rain, but I don't think it will be a problem. Now let's talk about ventilation. By leaving the front luggage door open from the top, the tent is ventilated with the single ventilation at the back. But it's not enough. Even though I use it in high mountains in a humid continental climate, there is no circulation inside the tent. I would definitely not consider using this tent in areas with high humidity. The fly screen on the interior door is too small. The tulle part must be fully open/closeable. There is no tulle section on the inner awning where the rear ventilation corresponds to the inner awning. Funnily enough, the ventilation net on the inner awning is too low. They thought that the air would come from above, come down and enter the tent. The interior awning ceiling must have at least 25-30 cm of tulle. Thus, the air inside is expelled from the ceiling and out through the inner awning. Fresh air from the outer awning skirts enters from above. In fact, a rear door with 25-30 cm small luggage can be added to the tent. Then the ventilation will be solved, the dimensions will not change and it will be enough for 2 people. If I can find a good master, I am thinking of having tulle sections made on the inner awning and the inner door. Exterior door zippers work very smoothly, but interior door zippers get stuck from time to time. I use an additional tarpaulin to protect the bottom awning, the base is thin but it's something I do with all my tents. Unfortunately, a footprint prepared for the tent is not on sale. In conclusion, it is a very good tent for its price. It will be useful if you use it in the right place for its purpose. I will use it in high mountain camps where it is not humid, in summer activities where I will not have to carry a camping load and do not have to cook indoors. I don't even want to think that I will be cooking in the trunk under rain or snow with my wet clothes on during a winter event with this tent, which has difficulty in evacuating the moisture generated only by my breath in the summer heat.

the bottom could be waterproof, in wet grass or on the ground you definitely need something extra underneath. otherwise easy to set up. it could be a little smaller when packed, because it takes up a lot of space in the backpack.

After trying various brand tents - including what is supposedly the best tent brand from Sweden - I really have to say that the Forclaz MT 100 is one of the best tents on the market for me. It can be set up in no time. The pole sleeves are so smooth that the poles can be pulled out again without falling apart. It is self-supporting and no rainwater gets into the inner tent because the entrance is in front. The entrance door can be placed super on the outside of the protruding side wall. Most tents have the door hinged at the top and keep falling down. Two panniers can be parked in the apse, protected from the rain, and they are still easily accessible. The aluminum alloy of the pegs is so hard that none of these pegs got bent during my three-week holiday in Finland. They're sturdier than those newfangled Y-pegs. And the most important thing - I've really tried a lot - but with this tent the inner and outer tent don't touch. You can also brace each side wall in the middle. But you don't have to. The outer and inner tent are always sufficiently spaced apart. I can't understand why other tent manufacturers can't figure this out. The processing is basically very good. Minor processing errors are compensated for by multiple safeguards (pasting over). Decathlon did a great job there. The ventilation also works perfectly. Room height 1A. So far I've been traveling alone with the tent. It stands very well in the wind. Very suitable for bicycle tours. Certainly a bit cramped for two. To make a long story short: I swapped a Hilleberg Nammatj 3 for this tent. A little tip: The poles in the hanger (apse) can be easily detached if you have loosened the external hooks and then removed the main poles themselves from the front eyelets. Then it's fine.

It survived a very strong storm, it doesn't leak anywhere, it sticks to the ground well. Strong herrings are a plus. I put a thick painting foil under the floor to feel even safer. If there was one more herring that would be great. Unfolding and folding very easy. I give max stars. I recommend.

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