I like this tent because of the very easy set up and its size (plenty of room); the only down side - condensation (as always) this tent does not have very good ventilation so…
- yanka, 10/01/11
Denver, CO

Make me look like a pro! I had the MH trang and now this one, and I love them both this one it has a better rooftop, easier to adjust. The slleve system to put the poles is…
- David, 05/24/11
C A de Buenos Aires

The fly is attached to the inner so you can have them both attached, put the poles in and it's pretty much setup freestanding. With the guy lines pegged in, it's not going any…
- Evan, 05/08/13
Melbourne, Australia

I think it is the best tent you can get in storm, heavy snow, cold weather... Seen other tents flapping inside out by wind, while Hilleberg stays rock solid. Easy to rise in…
- Ake, 12/27/12
Karlstad

The trango 2 is a solid cold weather tent that has got me through some cold weather trips. I like the size and weight for some mild hiking with durable camping. It can be tric…
- Luke, 09/27/12
East Lansing

used this tent two years in a row on Aconcagua polish. weather could not have been more different on each of these trips. spent 5 nights in storms @ 19,400 feet. no…
- ROBERT, 02/17/06
OLYMPIA

This is the Lexus of tents. Not just 'cuz it costs so much, but its durable as all heck. Sheds wind,rain and snow with aplomb. And its built to last forever. Not particularly…
- TODD, 11/24/07
BOULDER

It's expensive, no doubt about it. But if you want something you can use in almost any condition, this is your tent. Single wall sounds scary and wet, but in practice I've u…
- Matthew, 04/11/11

My back country ski partner and I chose to replace our 7 pound 2 oz, 49 square foot tent with two of these. We lost 1 pound 10 oz and picked up 5 square feet of space in the…
- Chip, 07/01/11

With only one use, I have to say that this is the best tent I have ever used. I set this tent up on a recent hike into the Sipsey Wilderness of the Bankhead National Forest in…
- Mark, 04/14/09
Birmingham, Alabama

From my 2 year experience, this tent will keep you and your tent mate warm, (slept in 0F) as long as you don't open the front door during the night to relieve yourself. The al…
- Alex, 11/03/11
Indianapolis

Wonderful amount of space for 1 person with gear and tough as well, a Hilleberg - BUT - not for backpacking; too heavy. A great canoe tripping tent where I go (Canadian Shiel…
- David, 09/25/12

I was able to replace 3 quality tents used for different seasons and conditions with this single do it all tent. Works equally well in summer or winter, snow or rain. Check ou…
- Jeff, 09/04/12

Great value as it comes with the vestibule and the seams are already taped. As the name implies it's intended use is to assault epic alpine routes (hence no footprint is sold)…
- Tyler, 12/28/11
Chicago

I have been searching for my first Alpine tent, and upon purchasing this one I have been extremely happy! The tent functions well in all conditions and is extremely light-weig…
- Katherine, 10/05/11
Kennesaw

This tent is terrific in cold conditions, average in mild conditions, and a sauna in warm conditons. That aside, the EV 2 is designed to withstand harsh high alpine condit…
- Michael, 09/04/12
Sydney

I've been impressed with this tent! It's nice and small and portable. Easily packable and storable.…
- John, 11/02/12
Nashville

This is the best two person tent ever. It is huge! It actually accommodates two people without any problem whatsoever. It is only 15 cm narrower than my previous three person…
- Helge, 10/31/11
Oslo, Norway

Pros. continuous pole sleeves fly-first pitch 2 doors and 2 vestibules of equal size many anchor points, w/ line and tensioners attached zipper placement on fly full mes…
- michael, 10/06/12
alberta, canada

There are lighter big tents. There are cheaper big tents. There are almost no better big tents. TNF 2-meter is a fully flyed group expedition shelter with smokestack and multi…
- JOSH, 03/30/10
Wilton, CT

I had a huge challenge of finding a solid 4 season tent, that was fairly light, roomy, and allowed me the option of using it during summer. After much debate I finally got the…
- Adam, 12/28/10
Redmond, WA

I have used this quality tent for a season and have nothing but good things to say. It easily survived a torrential hail storm in Bozeman where lesser tents either blew away o…
- Jonathan, 03/27/11
Bozeman, MT

Very good tent, I used it backpacking all summer in the mountains. Keeps you really warm even at below 0 degrees. The only thing I don't like is the fact that it is not free s…
- Emerson, 10/02/11

I purchased this tent on a whim a couple of years ago (the older version, with sleeves for the poles instead of clips), but it turned out to be one of the best camping investm…
- Nick, 10/25/12
Minneapolis, MN

The Black Diamond Firstlight is small. It will fit two, with some gear. You might even cook in it. You won't be forced to cuddle with your partner, but I guess you could… A…
- Kevin, 09/25/12

This tent rocks for alpine climbing. It's everything you need and almost nothing you don't. (the mesh pockets aren't too usable). I love the fact that it sets up from the insi…
- Jeremy, 04/09/13

I am glad to make comment on this tent now. This tent is for my friend whose hobby is taking picture in mountain. He should stay at some spot for long tme for good pictures, s…
- KANG SEOK, 04/21/07
KWANGMYUNG-SI KYUNGGI-DO

Took this tent to Patagonia and it withstood the biggest winds. Great in a deluge, too. Be sure to set aside enough time to seam seal the tent, which will take you 10 days, of…
- JANET, 05/06/08
NOVATO

The closest you get a perfect tent! Excellent wintertent with its large vestibule and ventilation. Above the tree line is the vestibule as useful in winter as it will be a nic…
- Fredrik, 09/11/11