Looking for a tent recommendation /out/ >2 or 3 person >cold/low

>>1089884

Bump.

Check out the Hubba Hubba by MSR, it's the best two person tent I've ever used. The double vestibule and extra anchor points make it even better.

REI has their half dome 2 plus on sale, good tent

Rei clearance. Return it if it doesn't suit your needs

>>1089884
https://www.varusteleka.com/en/product/bw-two-man-tent-flecktarn-used/1337
just water proof it and you can make the other person carry half of it.

>>1090613

Dumb question but are "backpacking tents" just as good for car/regular camping?

>>1090926
They are made for a different purpose, so yes and no

>>1090926
Yeah ultimately you're still just trying to get some sleep; backpacking tents are obviously smaller and lighter (which can mean sacrifices to fabric/pole durability unless you're willing to spend). That specific REI model is on the heavy side for a backpacking tent. I'm 6'2" and can lie in the middle and stretch all my limbs out fully without touching the corners, so it's nice and roomy. Not trying to shill but with that sale right now, no way you'll find a better tent for $150

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>>1091014
Ah and I should mention it's mad easy to pitch. You just lay the fabric flat on the ground, stick the poles (which are all one unit and impossible to fuck up) into the four corners, then lift the fabric up and clip it onto the poles. Takes 2 minutes.