Slumberjack Nightfall 2

Backpacking tents are difficult to rate because there are so many different price points. This is one of the cheaper tents that I would actually want to carry for 5 or more miles to a camping spot. At 5.5 pounds, this is pretty heavy. For about the same price, you can find good quality tents that we...

Ok ... I like it :) This is a good tent. I thought it was going to be lighter weight because the Amazon listing description (in Sep 2017) shows the shipping weight is 1 pound. Later I saw the listing actually says the product weight is 4 pounds. However, on arrival, directly out of the packaging box...

This is an interesting tent, particularly because of the external pole design. All other tents I own and have owned are designed so that the poles attach to the tent, you erect the tent, and then the rain fly is fixed over the tent. With this one, the tent is clipped to the rain fly and the poles ar...

This is a nice little two-person tent. It will fit two regular-sized people if most of their gear is outside the tent, or one person and gear inside. Here are my thoughts on first unpacking the tent. It rolls up rather compactly and has a nice carrying bag. The tent poles are made of aluminum instea...

This tent is roomy for one person, but a bit of a tight fit for two people. A two-person tent is basically a one-person tent with room for a backpack. The trekking poles are NOT included. When I ordered the tent, the pictures showed the poles and mention them in the description. Therefore, I assumed...

Easy to assemble and store away. Lining held up to wind and rain. Decent ventilation. Not a fan of the flaps by the opening, but overall I'd def recommend. Used twice so far.

At the beginning of this year most of my hiking involved simple trails up to about five or six miles. They were almost always loops or involved turning around and going back to where I came from at the beginning. I would normally carry a daypack if anything at all and nothing more than water, snacks...

My husband set this up in our backyard to test it out. That took him a whopping 5 minutes. He didn't need to look at instructions. Basic, self-explanatory setup. The material is durable and the rods are sturdy. The rods don't come in pieces. They're held together by a stretchy cord and just collapse...

I love my Slumberjack 2. It is incredibly easy for one man to pitch in the practice run, and it stows just as simply into its convenient carry bag when rolled up around the stake and pole bags. It is roomy on the inside. It’s large enough to be a luxury suite for one, or a cozy retreat for two. Ther...

This is a very compact, very easy to assemble tent. Fits 2 reasonably well with not much else in the tent. Assembly takes about 5 minutes if you know what you are doing. Have had it up in the middle of a severe storm, no issues at all.