NO-FLY 2P TENT

I bought this tent 4 years ago and it was amazing how light it is… I still love it and I use it, it has no issues , my wife and I sleep very comfortably and we feel safe in it.

I use it for bikepacking. It's light, super easy to set up and is very roomy. Highly Recommend.

I got my No-fly 2p tent last spring, and it has been my go-to shelter since then. With the right gear, this tent is good for 3+ seasons (in my opinion!), I have slept in it at least 20 nights to this day in spring, summer, fall and winter. This tent has been through high winds, heavy rain and light snow with no issues. The first time I set it up (on the pic), there was even a hail storm. My back was soaking wet, but the inner stayed dry. My previous experiences with free-standers are that they can be a pain to set up in wind with the separate rain fly, but this one has it all in one package which is SWEET! Condensation has never been a real issue, I always stake out the head- and foot end, and leave the doors open whenever the weather allowes to do so - since there are two-way zippers on the door, the upper part of the door can be slightly opened to increase air flow.
I love the stealthy color theme, since I often find myself in situations where I don’t want to be seen. This was actually the thing that first caught my eye with this tent.
The durability seems good too, my tent still looks almost new and there are no tears or holes anywhere.
I really don’t have anything bad to say about this tent, other than that I occasionally get splinters from the poles (handle them with care!). Smart design, easy to set up in any weather, good for stealth camping, very light for a free-stander. I’m keeping this one.
Nice done, Vargo! / Robin from Sweden

Very nice design, great weight savings, like the carbon poles.

Easy to set up and great windproof and breathable perfomance.

Accurately presented, but i will need to strengthen a few spots to deal with some weather conditions here. Nice and light. Cheers
Geoff

The no-fly is a compact, lightweight, spacious, and easy to use tent.

I am pleased with my tent. I feel that the strengths out number the weaknesses but I will address what I consider weaknesses . The pole system is functional and easy to use but the hook and pile pole attachments inside the tent fail easily allowing the poles to move out of place. Wind collapsed my tent easily and condensation can be difficult to manage. The 1,200 mm waterproof rating is low and I feel that for $499 a gear loft, footprint, and guy lines with stakes should be included.

I am unable to post photos of condensation or video of my tent in wind.

I have photos of condensation and videos of wind collapsing my tent but see no way to add them

Took this on a bikepacking adventure. First poles are just the right size to fit in a medium size frame bag, so huge plus. Setup was relatively easy and intuitive even in the dark. The panel systems worked well and the vent at the top was nice. While out we did encounter a very heavy storm and no rain got through. Only issue is due to it being single wall and 80 degrees outside it did get a bit stuffy and condensation was an issue. The second night I was able to leave the flaps open and it was much more comfortable and no condensation.

Set it up in my living room and it looks very promising; very spacious for two people while still being quite light.