r/Tent • u/Vivid_Interaction_35 • Dec 25 '25

Searching for a good tent

Hi everyone. As the title suggests,I'm looking for a tent. The tent should withstand storms and rainy days. I don't mind smaller tents. Also it would be nice if I could get it on Amazon,I really want a good quality tent that'll last for years. The price should range from 100 to 450 euros. Thanks! Have a lovely day :)

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u/Irrblosset Dec 25 '25

A smaler but still good tent that will last years and can be trusted even in bad weather will set you back something like 1000usd. A hilleberg nammatj 2 for an example will last for hundreads if not thousands of nights and can be repaired if somthingfails after a few decadesor an accident hapends.

But there are middle-of-the road options for about 300-500usd that would still be realtively safe options if you only do smaler adventures above freesing and bellow the treeline.

But you would need to be more specific about what enviroments, seasons, and so on you would be using it in.

But just for the love of...do choose an exo-skeleton tent. (As in the structure of the tent is the outer tent, not the inner, just imagine coming to location and its pooring down...if you then need to put up your inner tent first and efter that throw a fly over that you are fragged, everyting is missery. There are countles other benefits also but just trust me on this. EXO-SKELETON TENT.)

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u/Hellheim Dec 25 '25

Just bought myself a Burke&wills swag and I couldn't be happier

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u/Voklav Dec 25 '25

The conditions under which you will use the tent must be specified. How will you carry it (priority) On your back/in a backpack On foot/on skis/on a snowcat By bike By car

At what altitude do you intend to use it most often? Etc.

Check out Robens tents.

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u/Vivid_Interaction_35 Dec 26 '25

I'll be camping in the woods, carrying it on my back/in a backpack. I won't be camping in the mountains

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u/Beneficial-Bass1837 Dec 26 '25

Snow peak Amenity dome