The North Face Flint 2

Summary

Roomy and very easy setup.

I bought it used for 35 bucks at REI's scratch and dent section and find it to be very comfortable for two people and also lots of room when going solo.

It does have one flaw with the water pooling up on top of the fly right above the zipper door, but a couple taps on underside and problem solved.

I also like the green color, it blends in to the greenish brown of the background. Perfect if you need to poach a spot. 

I bought this tent to use solo and it's light enough to do so. It's a roomy option for a solo camper with enough gear room for most trips. It pitches within a couple minutes and stays dry on the bottom without a footprint.

I do have to point out a big flaw in this tent. With the door on the end and the way the fly is configured, water pools above the door on the zipper material and then starts pouring into the interior of the tent. I don't know if this is just from massive condensation of the pool or water soaking through, but it is a big weakness.

I was out in the Rockies this past weekend with a ton of rain and it poured down pretty well. As well, the way the water pools on top, when you open the door, the water falls in the tent. I figured I'd just tap on the side of the fly from the inside to make the water fall down the side and it seemed to work.

If you were to use this tent in potentially wet weather, bring a tarp.  It adds weight, but keeps you dry.