OneTigris Stella 4 Season Camping Tent Backpacking 2 Person Waterproof Lightweight Easy Setup Instant 3000mm Waterproof Rating Outdoor Hiking Tent

I used this on a recent camping trip where the overnight lows got into the low 20's Fahrenheit. One thing that I did not realize when I purchased this tent, was that the tent itself is a proper single walled tent and could be used alone in the summer with few problems. There is only one small patch of mesh at the top of each door. The white of the tent is a water resistant tent fabric. When I bought the tent, I was thinking that there is no way that I'd use the tent during summer months because that black would just be too hot. But with the ability to skip the rainfly in warmer weather, now it's a white tent that would probably be better in the summer months (which for me is mostly Arizona summer months).One thing that I was a bit disappointed in was the lack of a storage netting at each end like the cosmolito has. I didn't notice until the next morning that there are small mesh pockets on the wall to either side of each door, but they wouldn't hold things as well as the net shelves of the cosmolito. There is a potential of hooking up a storage net to the center of the ceiling, as there are nylon web that you could attach it to. But that would require purchasing a separate netting and hoping that it would fit properly.The wind wasn't very strong when using this, however I camped out in the cosmolito (which I also have) with the same basic design and there was a 25 to 35 mph winds. That tent help up very well to the winds with only occasional movement to the wind. I would expect this Stella to have similar wind resistance.Temperature comfort. I can compare this tent to an REI tent in which I spent a night in similar temperatures and conditions recently. This Stella was so much more comfortable. I used the same 0° Teton sleeping bag for both trips. I was noticeably colder in the REI tent than in the Stella. The REI tent was a 3 season tent whereas this Stella is a 4 season tent. And having that double wall due to the Stella tent having proper tent walls combined with the rainfly made all the difference in comfort compared to the mesh walls of the REI tent with the rainfly.This is a very nice tent at an affordable price. The tent stakes great.I do have to disagree with the stated 4 lbs of the tent though. I weighed it, and mine weighs 5 lbs. The same as the cosmolito which is stated to be 5 lbs. Each of mine were weighed with the additional footprint which weighs next to nothing.

Very nice

I looked at this tent for a long time before buying it on sale. I LOVE this tent for winter camping. It stays so much warmer than my 3 season tent. It’s a breeze to set up alone. Seems very durable. Fairly light. Inside height is just right. Perfectly waterproof so far.

good

Not too large to be used as a 1-person tent. The entrances on both sides make for convenient 2-person use, perhaps a little cozy. The vestibules could be larger, but for 4-season camping I think it passes the test. I spent the night in 10 degree (F) cold, with gusty wind and blowing snow, at an elevation close to 4,000 ft. The tent poles were sturdy, and the solid fabric construction of the tent made for minimal draftiness. I slept well in a 0 degree down mummy bag, mind you, but I owe a good portion to not freezing my butt off to the tent. If I was an extreme camper looking to summit Denali in January, I would invest in a more recognized name brand and pay more, but for the price and durability I’m looking forward to using this tent for many winters to come.

This version of the tent has full-mesh doors - there's solid layer n the door you can zip and fold back. It withstood 30mph gusts the one time I used it.

I was sent a tent that appears to be a fourth season tent and looks like the Stella, however instead of vents shown in the pictures, it has full zip windows on the door panels. On the surface, that may seem like an upgrade, but the way the zippers are set up, the tops of the windows can’t be vented without opening the entire window. This is less than ideal for a tent I bought for winter camping in the upper Midwest.

I bought this tent after seeing a review on Luke Pearsall's Outdoor Gear Review channel on YouTube. It arrived today, and I've been on an emotional roller coaster ... An Amazon delivery is like a visit from Santa Claus, so I was high when the package arrived, but the black bag containing the tent is labeled "Cosmitto Backpacking Tent" though I ordered a Stella. I was disappointed because Cosmitto is a 3-season tent; however, the tent is black and white, like the Stella Luke reviewed and unlike the Cosmitto on Amazon, so I pitched it, and it is the 4-season tent featured on Amazon as a Stella.The Stella that Luke reviewed had a single, fabric door with a little mesh at the top. This tent has a full fabric door behind a full mesh door. So does the Stella in the Amazon listing though I didn't notice when I ordered. I wanted separate mesh and fabric doors, like the OneTigris Cometa, so this Stella is more than I expected, and I'm very happy with it. It's the tent I wanted but thought I couldn't have. I've never owned a OneTigris product before, but I'm impressed with their dynamic, continuous improvement approach to design.The quality is great, and I expect the tent to hold up well. No complaints.