ROCK FORTRESS

I've had many basic 3 man tents and fancied a change as I wanted something i can stand up in , i can have a stove and keep warm in thats fire proof , spacious and can stand the british weather. I also needed it to cope with being up outdoors all year round and survive high winds as its being used as a shelter and crafting space for my community project . Its the easiest tent to put up but it does need adjusting if the weather changes . I don't recomend pulling it all as tight as it will go in hot westher coz it expands and stretches , it needs a bit of give in it to allow for the heat from the stove or wood burner when its on . When its rainy or cooler the tent can sag but it just needs tweeking on the guy ropes and the pegs so its tighter and its so far done a full 18 months in wind , hail , snow , 3 hurricanes , full summer sun and a damp springs . I've put a tarp down in mine but you can just have the earth floor . The snow skirt can be covered with leaf litter to increase insulation in cold weather and theres plenty ventilation where the vents and peg holes are . Single pole to put it up doubles as a great place to hang cooking stuff out the way and theres spce for 6 to sit comfortably and you can sleep at least 3 although i enjoy loads of space and camp alone so i love hving room to set up home when i use it off site . It has had a few holes pecked in it by birds and from falling branches that were wasily fixed with gorilla tape . Only thing that annoyed me is the door zip on one side completely went one day for no reason and ive since had to create a make shift door which means my tent now leaks when it rains . However untill then it was water tight . Like any tent , but especially a hot tent if you have a fire on over night and its cooler in the morning you will get condensation in the tent . Thats just science . Its what happens when something warm meets damp cooler air . All tents get condensation . Like car windows do . We dont get rid of a car coz of condensation do we ? Just air your tent in the morning , or get the fire on first thing and it will be gone . This tent also dries really quickly after getting wet - so if it needs pitting away wet dont worry just get it home and stick it out to dry it takes about 30 mins .

Excellent solo tent, bit of a squeeze for two. Use as cantina tent next to 5 m bell tent for toilet. And. Storage. Fire wood etc. Lot of guy lines, great for strong winds, bit of. A fiddle to set up but worth it on loose ground. Lite weight, packs down small but feels good and solid when set up. Stove jack, good for solo missions. And keeps cooking out of main tent, goo access front. And rear door flaps . Worth the money

In my opinion one of the best tents you can get for the price. 4 season, wind proof, sets up in 10 minutes. It's huge can fit a double airbed and a log burner and still have walking space. I recommend!!

Great tent, light and easy to fold and pack small for motorcycle due to no sewn in ground sheet. I just have a small ground sheet in sleeping area. The material feels good quality and is waterproof but does get condensation due to single skin, but due to the vast space inside for me alone I don’t get anywhere near inner walls. Really easy to erect with one quality centre pole. Pegs are a bit naff so used alternative fishing Bivvy pegs. Yes would recommend especially if on a motorcycle.

The tent is easy to set up buy one person. Tent stove fits in well but I would recommend you get some heat wrap for the pipe to give extra protection where the stove pipe comes out. here is link (https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BYV4BNTJ/?coliid=I2T9N13X2I8RAM&colid=1VU994OGDUXDV&psc=1&ref_=list_c_wl_lv_ov_lig_dp_it) This is a 4/6 person tent but I would recommend it as a 2 person tent as the more people you put in the more cramped it will be. I would definitely recommend the tent as it is extremely well made and is a really good tent. Heats up well with stove.

Good tent. I had this little beauty up for around 3 months, solid as a rock (fortress 😋). High winds and rain no problems. Super easy to pitch and take down. Plus fits back in the bag really easily. I would say with a stove and gear it's a max of 3 people. I love it. Updated: I took this to a campsite in Wales for 2 nights in fair weather which resulted in both zips bust, found stitching coming out, and peak of inside where only pole fits the fabric has pulled away from the seal. Very very disappointed with the longevity of this tent and can no longer recommend.

Have done two days in this. Definitely worth spend a little more and getting the tent inner made the difference in my opinion. I have a medium dweller pomoly stove and it gets very warm inside. I’m planning on doing a winter camp in this. Very happy with the purchase. I’d say this is a very spacious one man tent or a tighter two man tent with beds. You definitely cannot fit three beds with a stove. I don’t have an issue with pegs, I’ve seen a few comments about them but they held well in very wet spots. As for the height, I’m 6ft 2 and i was bending a bit. Compared to other tents it’s good though just don’t expect to be able to stroll around in there. Overall very happy customer and would definitely recommend this.

So I used this tent as a hot tent last weekend in the pouring down rain and it held up really well. There was condensation in the lower quarter of the tent but nothing further up. It stood up to the wind and rain but there is one small flaw with it. Either side of the door is a small loop that allows you to tie the doors back. When I was going to sleep I noticed all four of those were dripping, the tent is fully waterproof apart from these small bits. It meant it was dripping on my sleeping bag most of the night, but apart from that it's great. To put this tent up it is a bit of a farse, I've followed the instructions and still struggled to get the tent pitched on my own. Takes a bit of time but once you have four pegs in yours golden, it just takes alot of adjusting.

Got this for my Onetigris rock fortress hot tent and this fits perfectly and works great! Excellent breathability, lightweight, and protection from bugs. Zipper works great! Will actually sleep 2 inside. Must have for summer month camping! Great value for money!

Great quality, easy to set up and break down, comes with easy small bag to store. No bug netting, works well with stove. Can fit two double size sleeping bags. Adjustable center pole for diameter adjustment. May need elevated sleeping bench for heavy rain. Comes with hold down string but not required for heavy wind. Amazon recommended tarp base works well but water can enter, stay on a high point of ground.

Provides a bug free area inside the tent that also adds clean floor for changing before getting into the sleeping bag. Tent with in the tent keeps any critters out that may find their way in any gaps, etc.

Pros: 1. Breathability: The mesh construction provides excellent ventilation, making it ideal for warmer climates or high-humidity conditions. 2. Bath Floor Design: This feature is excellent for preventing water ingress, ensuring that the interior stays dry even in wet conditions. The floor was still dry after 30 hours of heavy rains. 3. Protection: It does a commendable job of keeping out bugs, insects, and other unwanted critters. Cons: 1. Stuff Sack Size: The primary downside is the accompanying stuff sack. It's too small, making the packing process cumbersome and time-consuming. A slightly larger sack would have been more suitable for the product. Conclusion: The Mesh Inner Tent with Bath Floor is a solid choice for those seeking both protection from the elements and bugs while also ensuring good ventilation. The product's main drawback is the undersized stuff sack, which could be a hassle for some users. Consideration for a separate, larger sack might be necessary for those who prioritize packing convenience. I had the same issue with the camping tarp. OneTigris could benefit from taking cues from Rock Fortress's stuff sack design, which offers ample space for quick packing.

Set this up first. With the steaks and then you can set the Rock fortress tent around it. Trying to stretch this out to its maximum size inside. The tent is difficult. Plus it's nice to have a good netting in the summertime. You can set up just the nest if you think it's not going to rain. I find taking a fleece blanket and hanging it up on the post in the middle. Draping it over the netting when hot tinting it helps with insulation and keeping the condensation drips away. This is a must-have for any hot tent.