バックウッズ バンガロー UL スーパーシェルター 2.0

I've had the backwoods bungalow for a couple of years now. It is a great tent and always gets people's attention. I have so many conversations about its unique design. It is relatively easy to set up and lightweight enough to use backpacking. For the price, I'd rather carry this than a $1000 dyneema tent. I've used it in rain and high winds, and it survives and protects me every time. I'd say it is more 3 season than 4 season as I've used it in -4 C temps and it is cold inside, but proper sleep gear can aid with that. Overall, I've been exceptionally pleased with the tent and look forward to using it every time I go out. I live in Australia, so condensation is an issue, but on clear nights I just leave the front of the tent partially or fully open and there are no issues. The bug net allows me to do this. It is only when rain is a threat in hotter months that condensation becomes a problem. That's an issue with all single-walled tents anyway. I also love the options for set up. I normally use trekking poles, but it's fun to do the bushcraft thing sometimes too. I highly recommend this tent.

OneTigris BACKWOODS BUNGALOW UL Super Shelter 2.0 is a well designed tent made of top notch materials. Its design raised as a modern implementation based on cool oldie fashioned bungalow tents, and this spesific tent has some signficant changes which made it one of the best tents for backpacking anventures. One update is relgarding materials - nylon is a really good, it holds heavy winds and is capable to survive a lot UV and rains w/o loosing its main characteristics. Second update - Onetigris has added a large, solid and pretty thick mesh, turning the tent into the all-seasons bug-protected and even with extending a little bit comfy temperature rate (mesh is pretty solid, the temperature feels different from inside and outside tent). When I'm talking about all-seasons tent I mean it can hold pretty strong winds and sort of snow load on it, however because of material (nylon) it stratches and ridgeline/guylines adjustments can be needed to hold heavy snow. Overall, the material is strong enough to hold it, the question is about keeping interior volume comfortable because material stratches. Some bungees and readjustments helps to keep it solid. Keep in mind that this specific tent is single-wall, so condensation needs to take care on it. It's not a big deal for me, I'm completely fine with that and I appreciate that because of single-wall design I have much more useful internal space, also it's pretty lightweight.

Few more words about OneTigris Customer Service and Marketing:
- when I've placed an order, I've asked for some extra pegs and they have been so kind to add some more stakes for free. I really appreciate that, you are awesome, Customer Team, and I'll buy some more products from OneTigris, I absolutely like you, my friends.
- also, Marketing strategy is customer oriented, too. I've seen some complains at social media and youtube that OneTigris sells footprint as an addon for extra cost. However, I see that in that way: oneTigris is making their best to keep their cool products affordable for different clients. Some clients just simply looking for saving costs and they don't need in a footprint at all, some other clients are looking for weight optimisation and using footprints made of lightweight materials and that's absolutely perfect that OneTigris makes different options like tent with or without footprint, so clients can pay for the things they really need.

Resuming: wery well job in tent design, absolutely perfect customer service, client oriented marketing. OneTigris, you're just the best. :-)

Excelente tent, easy to set up, great mosquito net.

I wish it had some pockets... hanging line for drying clothes... less pegging points. I modified it... then perfect.