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Forceatt Tent for 2 and 3 Person is Waterproof and Windproof, Camping Tent for 3 to 4 Seasons,Lightweight Aluminum Pole Backpacking Tent Can be Set Up Quickly,Great for Hiking

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Condition
New
Color
2P-Dark green
Size
2 Person
Dimensions
88.6"L x 53"W x 43"H
Weight
2.5 kg
Material
Polyester
Floor Width
53.1 in
In the box
Guy LineRainflyStakesStorage sack
Warranty
2 year manufacturer

Features 7

  • polyester
  • Imported
  • TENTS FOR CAMPING 2 PERSON: With two D-Shaped doors and two vestibules to accommodate up to two people. Weight: 5.5lb(2.5kg). Interior floor dimensions: 88.6x53.1in(225x135cm), interior height: 43.3in(110cm).
  • PROFESSIONAL WATERPROOF & WINDPROOF: By a professional water testing, waterproof index up to 3000mm; Welded floor design elevates the bottom of the backpacking tent to protect you from wet grounds; full-coverage rainfly for added protection against rain.

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Forceatt Backpacking Tent 2 Person, Professional Waterproof & Windproof & Pest Proof 2 Doors Lightweight Camping Tent, 3-4 Seasons, Easy Set Up, Great for Camping, Hiking & Outdoor.

Specs 52

Brand Forceatt
Product Dimensions 88.6"L x 53"W x 43"H
Item Weight 2.5 kg
Floor Width 53.1 inches
Recommended Uses For Product Backpacking, Camping & Hiking
Shape Rectangular
Occupancy 2 Person
Seasons 4 Season

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This May Be The World's Best 2-Person, 3-Season Backpacking Tent
Color: 3P-Dark green Size: 3 Person
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For months, I'd been searching for a new backpacking tent for my wife and I. We used to use the REI Half Dome 2, which was a great little tent -- little being the operative word there. As any camper knows "2-person" doesn't really mean two full-grown adults and definitely not with any gear, and we were tired of squeezing into one. So the search began for a 3-person tent that would give us a little more space without too much of a weight penalty. Many were tried, but none worked. And I tried tents up and down the cost scale from $100 to $450. Some were just too heavy. Others had insufficient ventilation. Some were little bigger than the 2-person tent I was trying to replace, or had vestibules that were such in name only. Some were hard to get in and out of. One just plain smelled bad. Thank goodness Amazon is so awesome with returns (and Amazon, I was REALLY trying to find the right tent!). So I had a hefty level of skepticism when this arrived, and man am I glad it was unnecessary. So what makes this tent just right? 1. Space for weight is just right. This is not an ultra-light tent, but if you don't use the bags, it comes in at around 5 pounds, so we split it between the two of us and are only carrying about 2.5 pounds each. It is just big enough to hold two of us on our foam mattresses with about 6 inches between us, and enough room to stash our packs at our heads or feet, if we don't want to put them in the vestibule. 2. Build quality to price ratio is amazing. The quality is right up there with the REI tent I've been using, along with other tents I tried like the North Face, Big Agnes, NatureHike, etc. Taped seams, fine mesh, solid zippers, aluminum poles, and sturdy clips. I've become a fan of polyester tents over nylon in recent years because I think it gives the same strength for weight at a lower price. 3. Double doors. Okay, I cannot stress this enough. Getting in and out of a small tent with only one door is a nightmare if you are not the one next to the door. That is what killed the NatureHike for me, which was otherwise a good tent but the single door was a dealbreaker. Having 2 doors also means 2 vestibules, each of which was just big enough to stash a pack (or boots if you like us keep the packs inside). 4. Ventilation. I love that we had just enough solid material to keep the wind off us when sleeping while the open mesh top left the night sky totally open to us on summer nights. When it got colder, the fly - which reaches down to the ground - was enough to insulate us, making this a true 3-season tent. We took this out to Joshua Tree then up to the Sierras and out into the North Cascades, and it has been a joy on every occasion. I've never heard of ForceATT before and so - again - expected little and I'm so glad I was wrong. Thanks for making a great tent. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2025 by jerky lover
Very nice for Backpacking
Color: 2P-Gray & Orange Size: 2 Person
We bought this to replace a Wallmart special. My son and I were preparing to hike the Cabinet Mountains in Montana and we needed a new small-ish tent. I am frugal and tend to gravitate toward budget friendly items. Queue this wonderful tent. This tent might not be the lightest nor the most durable in construction but it is perfect for our needs. At just over 5 pounds we were able to split the weight between our back packs to share the load and it was not a burden. Our third night at Lower Cedar Lake gave us gusts probably around 40-50mph and a downpour that lasted about 2.5 hours. We stayed comfortable and dry! Just to note that a single camper can put their gear inside but two people better be prepared to leave their packs out of the tent. The vestibule/rainfly is great for shoes/boots but little else. Things we really liked about it: Comfortable length for a 6ft tall person with a few extra inches at head and foot. Just wide enough for 2 people. You could possibly sardine 3 people in there together but you would not be comfortable. Loved the built in corner pockets (4 of them for phone, nose rags, chapstick and the like) and the center hanging pouch for other bulkier loose items (flashlight, keys, etc). The bottom of the tent is a tarp type material that is extended up the sides. No leaks or pools when it rained! Rainfly is a FULL rainfly! Not a drop of water touched the main tent. Things that could be improved (maybe): There is a center hook in the top of the tent for hanging a small lantern/light however if you put the pouch up you can't really use it. The tarp/bottom of the tent seems kinda thin. I dont know how durable it is. I suspect of you have a rock or stick or growth under the tent you might end up with a hole in the bottom. The rainfly could possibly be made with a darkening material? With the sun out it got quite bright/warm inside. Luckily it has good airflow. Overall a very nice budget tent that worked amazing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2023 by K & D
Good option for a small, cheap tent
Color: 3P-Grayish & Wine Red Size: 3 Person
Good size for one person - with two people, there would be almost no room for gear. PROS: - inexpensive - setup/takedown is pretty easy - reasonably well constructed - good rain coverage - good ventilation - four corner storage pockets, plus overhead storage net/hook for light CONS: - thin floor probably won't last well - low ceiling - just high enough to kneel - high bottom of doors makes entry/exit challenging - opening/closing the door zipper needs two hands - the somewhat delicate pole system means this tent probably needs to be completely staked down in order to withstand wind Better suited for warm weather than cold weather; the mesh sides and top make for great ventilation, but also make it impossible to close up the tent to keep in warmth. If you add a clip to the wall material outside just below the door curve, and stake it down, you can operate the door zipper with one hand. 👍 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2026 by M. Blais
First Impression - Great beginner tent
Color: 2P-Orange & Gray Size: 2 Person
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This is just based on first impressions as have not actually used overnight or on the trail yet and just an initial setup. I will update this once it's gotten some usage. I provide workshops to beginner and novice backpackers who are just getting started or interested in backpacking and one of the biggest questions is how much does this cost? Obviously most people are not going to go out and spend oodles of money on something they don't know they are going to like, so I started putting together several modest budget kits to see what could be done for under $500 and selected this tent as an option. Experienced hikers/backpackers - This is NOT ultralight. I have several 2lb 2-person tents (SMD Haven, Big Agnes TigerWall 2) and I chose this one based on Amazon reviews, the listed weight and size, and that it is free-standing which is easier for beginners. For those starting out and fully 2 person tent, it's 5.1 lbs according to my scale (Seller lists as 5.5lb) and this could be stripped down a bit more by swapping out lighter bags (or no bags) for stakes and pole, reducing # of stakes and/or replacing the stakes. I'll have to do more weighing but here is what my scale came up with: Alum Stakes + 4 guy lines in sack: 7 oz. Alum Pole in sack: 14 oz. Fly: 28 oz. Body: 32 oz Total (minus stuff sack): 81oz - 5.09 lb Setup was super easy, I specifically picked this tent because the inner tent clips on to the poles and had a single pole (double-Y) design. The elastic on the pole was just right so that a couple shakes and the pole almost self-assembled. The Y connectors are solid alum disks like on most high-end tents of similar designs and at 14 oz. respectable given the size and space provided by having a cross pole in the center opening the living space. The pole sections are short (10-12 inches) making them fit easier in a pack and the joints have a 1.5-2" connectors for strength and stability. The material is obviously heavier than ultralight tents but they have done a good job of mixing material weights where most needed with heavier (Floor and fly) and lighter (Walls and mesh). There was some less refined edges (fraying material that wasn't trapped in seams or heated) and while the fly is fully seam taped, only the bathtub floor is with side wall seams not (see pictures). The fly comes all the way to the ground, but it wouldn't take much to seal all the seams and for the price, you could easily do this yourself. Only field testing and time will tell how well the seam tape holds up but all tent users/backpackers learn that at some point you have to redo this yourself anyway. The stakes while aluminum are not the typical thin shepherd hook ones found in similar priced tents (and pictured in the product listing). They have gone with slightly thicker ones with an octagon profile so they are light but still felt incredibly strong and they give you 12 of them! You could easily reduce this to 6 (2 for vestibule/doors and 4 for corners) The Double-Y pole gives lots of head room though that could make it a sail in the wind. To combat this they have included 4 guy out points on the fly allowing you to better secure everything. This is one way you can reduce weight. Since it's free standing with the pole inserting into grommets at each corner and the fly clipping to those same corners, when using the fly you don't need to stake the corners of the inner tent and can instead stake down the fly, reducing the # of stakes. This tent floor area is also completely rectangular making it easily 2P or 1P with ALL your gear inside. The zippers on the doors (one on each side) worked smoothly and are built with no way for fabric to snag (even the fly doors) The inner tent doors have double (open either direction) zippers which is nice as you can unzip from the bottom enough to reach out to the vestibule. There are equal sized vestibules on each side which aren't big but enough you could put your shoes, cook pot, etc. under and if using as a 1P you have a back porch! Each end of the fly also has vents that can be opened from the outside to reduce condensation. It would have been nice for the fly doors to have double zippers to allow venting at the top of them as well. I don't see anywhere that they sell a footprint but I have made ones for all my tents out of tyvek with reinforced grommets for the poles and you could easily adapt the fly connectors where you could use the fly without the inner tent and just a footprint and poles. They have included stash pockets in EVERY corner and an overhead gear loft that is detachable. They also include a hook in the center to hang a lantern, etc. but this is the third fault I found as the gear loft when installed prevents use of this hook (see photos). It would be better if they moved the hook to one of the ends so it would be usable along with the gear loft, but the loft installs/removes easily with toggles. Pros: - EASY Setup - Pole snapped together quick (almost on it's own with a couple shakes) - Pole and fly connect easily with clips and grommets - Fly covers all the way to the ground - Great interior space (I'm 5'11" and had easily a foot to spare in length and could almost stretch my arms to the sides) - STASH pockets everywhere - Good stakes Cons: - No Seam sealing on all seams: just those exposed to ground or on fly - Workmanship: some fraying, loose threads and scraps found stuck to it - can tell it was built on a factory line - Weight? Not bad - decent for a starter: 5lbs or $17/lb (in comparison my Tigerwall 2 is $200/lb) Initial thoughts are that this indeed would be a great starter tent for someone getting into backpacking. I've included this tent as part of a sub $500 starter kit I'm compiling (https://www.lighterpack.com/r/m60i3h) and so far this is going to be my go to recommendation for tent as the weight to price to size to feature ratios are excellent. $85, 5.1lb, 32.6 Sq Ft, 2P free standing ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2021 by Amazon Customer
Great quality and features
Color: 2P-Dark green Size: 2 Person
Easy to fit in my hiking bag a bit heavy but not bad considering the features an. Super stable. Nice overhang out the front and back giving great storage space sheltered from rain. With no instructions at all I had it set up in about 3 min. Rain fly clips on all 4 corners only need roughly 6 stakes. Super happy with this purchase. The aluminum rods a super nice and light weight. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2026 by Joseph Rosenthal
My new favorite!
Color: 2P-Dark green Size: 2 Person
Great back packing tent! Negatives... I really couldn't find any. I've used hundreds of tents over the last 40 years. This one is just simply a good tent! Positives... I'll start with the easy setup. Stake down the four corners then open up the poles. It's self explanitory! There is a door on both front and back making it easy to get in and out of. The rain fly also gives you options on how to stake out. Between that and the vented roof you can get plenty of ventilation even on hot days! The zippers just need a little wax to make them as smoothe as any others. Ther is plenty of room inside for two folks side by side as long as you keep gear outside under the fly. For one person it's plenty of room for you and your gear with plenty of space left over! There are other similar tents that cost more. But I really don't see them as being any better. It's well worth the price you pay for it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2026 by SparkPlug247
Very good design and quality but definitely not for 4 seasons.
Color: 2P-Dark green Size: 2 Person
Review Image by Andy Che
I really liked the tent. I highly recommend it if you don't plan to spend the night in winter. I was very skeptical about the frame design, but it turns out to be a very good one. The crossbar at the top allows you to expand the top of the tent, unlike the usual double X poles. Everything is very well made. The generous length allows you to stow a backpack at your feet or head inside the tent, where it will always stay dry (if you're average height – under 6 feet). Unfortunately, the tent turned out to be completely unsuitable for winter conditions. I tried to spend the night in the mountains at 37F and found it cold – the ventilation was too good. I'm forced to look for a more winter-friendly tent. Unfortunately, I'm unlikely to find one of this quality for the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2026 by Andy Che
Great, affordable tent!
Color: 2P-Grayish & Wine Red Size: 2 Person
I thought I needed an expensive one from REI but this one works just fine! I’ve managed to fit a two person air mattress, my partner, and dog. We’ve been on 5 different trips over the years, 3-5 days at a time. No leaks or tears, zippers are great. Sets up in a couple minutes, packs away neatly. It’s a little too bulky to lug along on a backpacking hike but it travels well on roadtrips and planes. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2026 by Samuel Magenta
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