OneTigris Cosmitto Rugzaktent voor 2 personen, vrijstaand, licht, waterdicht, 3-seizoenen, campingtent voor outdoor, wandelen, bergbeklimmen

As the previous brown version of this tent is known to leak, OneTigris came up with an upgrade in wolf grey. I knew I had to get the grey, upgraded one. I saw it now for sale in EU. Description said it was a BACKPACK though.. not backpack TENT. I assumed a mistake as the photos were clear. Ordered for delivery last wednesday. My friend and I would leave on wednesday for a 4 day trip into the French Alps with 3 overnight bivacs. Directly after ordering I called Amazon and said that there are 2 requirements: 1. Delivery must be wednesday as promised and 2. Tent must be wolf grey upgrade (not brown, as some people reveived old version) > if not, immediate return. Customer service understood and help me very well. I received the right product a the right time. I set it up quickly before we went. I used it now 3 times and I am really pleased with it!Some feedback.- 2.3 kilo is pretty heavy but I loved the enormous amount of space- I like the shape- I like the color (matches the rocks in Alpine environment)- I don't like the aggresive OneTigris sabretooth tigre logo but okay.. used to it already. Maybe it scares the wildlife away at night when I light my tent haha- Tent pegs are bright and easy to find, useful rope to pull them out again. Not too heavy- Very easy set up!- Freestanding- Can be used without outer tent, black material so you can see through it and watch the sky at night during dry evenings- Aluminum pole system is well thought trough- The bags to stuff everything back in are large enough- Two very big pockets in the tent to literally throw all your stuff in above your head- One useful clip in middle inside for a lamp, I put my headlight there- I recommend a strong footprint though, the groundsail doesnt seem so thick. One night we had no other option than to put it in animal feces.. sheep and goat. I left my ground sail that evening to skip some weight. Wrong choice. Today I had to clean the ground sail at home because it has spots from the feces which came through a bit- Bathtub model is great, but floor sail could be stronger I think (extra weight though?)- I don't know what it does in rain, did not experience this yet..- The guy line system is easy and the lines lite up in the dark when you shine on it.Last but not least!- I set up the OneTigris Cosmitto 2.0 Wolf Grey at 2000 meters near Cascade de Sales in Haute Savoie last Friday, July 21. Weather forecast was good. No rain or thunder as predicted for the rest of the weekend. I set up my tent 2.5 meters away from the cliff for an amazing view.. there was just a breeze from the North. We went to sleep at 11pm. Around midnight the wind started to turn.. 180 degrees. Suddenly it did not come from the valley anymore but from high up the mountains it fell down on us very strong, West, South-West. Half an hour stronger. Bit later more strong. I was laying in my tent and realised I made a mistake, this close to the edge. This was the first time I used the tent and I didn't set it up very thight. With my 80 kilos and 17 kilo gear.. around 100 kilo of weight was in the tent. I went out twice around 1.30 and 2am to see how the tent was holding. Even though I didnt set it up so tight it did great. I had used heavy rocks on 3 of the guy lines with initial set up. While in my sleeping bag I was getting a bit afraid that the wind would just grab the whole tent and me included and throw me off the cliff. The wind accelerated even twice more. Crazy! The noise and flutes were mighty. Next day I remembered seeing a weatherforecast speaking of 65km/hour wind gusts.. but ignored this because we were focused on rain and thunder. So, I learned lesson here not to go so close to the edge again as weather can change so quickly in the mountains. I knew it, but hadn't experience it yet. So, in terms of wind speed and storm I can recommend this tent. In my case it held great even in extreme heavy wind gusts with a first time, not so tight set up. The two nights after I set it up very tight ofcourse. Maybe someone can retrieve the wind force for 21 07 2023 in Chalet de Sales, Sixt-Fer-A-Cheval or Samoëns. Think 65km/hour as in the forecast was close to what I was in.Conclusion: great tent! (Have to experience heavy rain yet to know if it's not leaking).Edit: But... Few weeks later. Took this tent out on purpose to test in rain. It wasn't raining when I pitched it but the ground was soaky from previous rain. Didn't use a footprint. Moist came through where I had been kneeling in my tent.It had been raining now for 5 hours. The tent is not leaking (as previous version of this tent did) but... the moisture between the outer and inner tent is becoming raindrops rolling down over the inner tent (mosquite net) and where the drops meet the bathtub (edge, seam) the drops come into the tent... so leaking into the tent through the mosquito net. Not much but water is coming into the tent. There's not much wind today. Not sure if I'd trust this tent in a storm with wind and rain.Edit: took it out in winter, -1°C and snow. Did great.

Still waiting for a response for a warranty claim.

I think it is a very nice product for the price. However... The stitching in one corner of the inner tent is very poor and the material is pulling apart. I have contacted Onetigris, they have responded but so far they have not resolved the issue.

One of the best tents that I have. Saw it on YouTube with The outdoor gear review, so thanks Luke.You can't go wrong with this tent. 100% waterproof and so easy to put up. When camping, my neighbours were so impressed as their tents leaked after a heavy rain fall. This was bone dry inside.

Para el dinero que pagas la verdad es que te llevas una tienda espectacular con mucho espacio.todavia no la he podido probar en lluvia pero estoy seguro que no me decepcionará.

Love it! Took it on a 15 day rafting trip and it as excellent. With and without the outer it’s great.