ALPS Mountaineering Lynx 2-Person Tent, Gray/Navy

I liked the messing on the tent. This tend comes with 80% messing which is very good for camping under a clear sky. I enjoyed one full moon night under this tent. I could see the moon and stars moving all the night. The mess also prevents speed wing and allow only required amount to come inside. The pickets are not strong as they bend on a little hard surface.It is a global item so i payed double the amount. But no tent comes with this much messing on it.

good product.

First of all the color is really good like really good . I went on a lot of camping and I couldn't found like this before it's light weight and zipper doesn't break .it's perfect for the ones who are planning to go on a vacation what's fascinatingis that the price .people can buy this without a second thought. I actually wanted to buy a tent but I was a bit worried about the price thinking whether I am wasting my money but when I saw this item I thought this is the one buy it right now so I did what my heart said and it's worth it.

Quick set up, quick tear down. Packs up small and light and I love that it has two doors. I also have their single tent and love it. Great company. Great tents

Fantastic, budget option for a tall man. I’m 6’3 and took me a long time to find something spacious, relatively lightweight and not expensive. Highly recommended!

This tent is excellent value for money. It is literally hundreds of dollars less than more expensive brands and quality is in most cases as good or better. It is lightweight, spacious and well made. You may want to upgrade if you are serious mountaineer or alpinist but if you are a weekend warrior who takes a hike or camps a few times a year, this is an excellent product.

Tent floor should be stronger material, lame to be honest.

At the best of times, tents seem to be a struggle to get back into the bag. If I camp in the rain, I don't even bother trying. With this tent though, it's easy to tell that whomever was on the design committee knows the frustration of putting a wet tent away. I've used this tent since January 2020 and everytime it rains I'm still able to stuff the tent into its bag! This feature really cannot be stated enough, and it's one of the first questions I ask when it comes to researching tents. Home run right here!The oversized bag aside, I'm also a big fan of the aluminum poles since they can stand up to higher winds. I have the clay/rust color model and I love the favt that it blends in reasonably well with the trees and forest floor. It's no camo, but the brown really matches the natural colors and helps keep the site of a tent from being the main feature while out camping, helping to enjoy the natural scenery even more. Quick setup and teardown time, and spacious for a 2-person tent; I have room for me, gear, and some moving around without tripping over everything. The vestibules are a good size to stow wet boots and a small hiking stool. Oh and the roof vents on the faintly are a good size for ventilation, I've been down to 10F and have had no condensation problems at all.My only gripe is weight. This is more of a car camping tent than a backpacking tent, however it can serve that purpose if you really need it to since it stores small enough to carry strapped to a pack. 6lbs for just the tent, I wouldn't carry it more than a few miles (for reference, my backpacking sleep system with shelter weighs 6lbs). It's great as a car tent though, since it stores small saving space in a vehicle. Still, best tent I've ever had!