It works great for summer camping, but its waterproofing is too low. Condensation is very heavy, and the seams and zippers are not durable. The quality matches the price, but it is not suitable for a multi-day trek.
Exceptionally lightweight single-person tent featuring a tunnel design. Outfitted with a polyester flysheet in flecktarn camouflage, the flysheet features a polyurethane coating for enhanced moisture resistance. The floor is constructed from robust, non-slip polyethylene. Assembly is quick and efficient thanks to a lightweight fiberglass pole system.
Designed with a single access point secured by a zipper. A mosquito net is integrated into the entrance, allowing the flysheet to be opened for ventilation while keeping insects at bay.
The straightforward design and minimal weight make this tent highly adaptable for a range of outdoor pursuits including hiking, cycling, kayaking, and fishing.
Package contents include 10 steel pegs, guy lines, and a transport bag complete with a carrying handle.
Technical data
Camouflage: flecktarn
Material:
- 100% polyester with 190T PU coating (flysheet),
- 100% polyethylene (floor),
- 6 mm fiberglass (poles).
Water resistance: 1200 mm
Capacity: 1 person
Dimensions: 210 x 90 x 90 cm (length x width x height)
Packed dimensions: 60 x 9 x 9 cm
Weight: 1300 g
Manufacturer: MFH, Germany
Camouflage Flecktarn
Flecktarn is a renowned German military camouflage design, officially adopted by the Bundeswehr in 1990. Composed of small, irregularly shaped spots in five shades—commonly dark green, olive, brown, black, and beige—the pattern utilizes a dense scatter of dots and soft transitions between colors to mask the wearer’s outline in woodland environments, as well as in scrub and forest undergrowth. Engineered specifically for the European temperate climate, Flecktarn disrupts visual detection in a variety of natural settings. Today, Flecktarn continues to serve as a standard camo for the German armed forces and is also employed by other military and law enforcement agencies. The high level of concealment it offers has inspired numerous adaptations and modified versions across the world.
Militaria.pl is the official distributor of MFH.
MFH (Max Fuchs AG) is a German brand with more than 40 years of experience, specializing in the production and distribution of military, outdoor, and survival clothing and gear. Founded in 1981, the company is headquartered in Freyung, Bavaria, and is one of the largest European wholesalers in its industry. Its range includes products from its own brands, such as MFH (Mission for High Defence), Fox Outdoor, and Pure Trash, as well as original military equipment from NATO warehouses. MFH supplies its products to more than 10000 trade partners around the world, offering a wide range that includes tactical clothing, backpacks, sleeping bags, tents, knives, EDC accessories, and gear for the uniformed services and outdoor enthusiasts.
| Weight | 1300 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions when unfolded | 210 x 90 x 90 cm |
| Dimensions when folded | 60 x 9 x 9 cm |
| Camouflage | Flecktarn |
| Number of people | 1 |
| Number of bedrooms | 1 |
| Vestibule | No |
| Flysheet material | 190T Polyester |
| Floor material | polyethylene |
| Number of entries | 1 |
| Flysheet | Yes, single-layer tent |
| Tent construction | Bivy tent |
| Window | No |
| Mosquito net | Yes |
| Frame | Fiberglass |
| Pegs / pins included | Steel pegs |
| Flysheet water resistance | 1200 mm/m2 |
| Color/camouflage | Camouflage |
| EAN | 4044633107848 |
| Manufacturer code | 32153V |
| Brand | MFH |
| EAN |
Reviews with photos
Number of reviews: 21
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Everything is nice, but for me (182 cm) it's a bit too short (my toes touch the back wall). Setting it up is easy, packing it away is easy too. Nice that the mosquito net is black.
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It survived the Polenrock Festival 2026, so it is worth its price. Simple and quick to set up, it withstood heavier rain than I expected. For this price, I am really satisfied. Long live Rock and Roll.
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I am extremely satisfied with this tent. I think it's hard to find a better model at this price, and it also takes up very little space. Setting up and folding it is exceptionally easy. The interior is very well designed, I tested the tent and slept in it very comfortably. I highly recommend it.
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Suitable for a short solo trip, tested. A little rain is not a threat, as long as you don’t touch the walls. While sleeping, moisture appears on the walls, so also avoid touching them. When it’s sunny, it gets quite stuffy. For sleeping, a sleeping bag and definitely a mattress are necessary. Ah, and it brings a lot of smiles when you set it up among camper vans. I recommend it.
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For a one- or two-day trip to the forest for one person, it is completely sufficient. Quite compact. The main downsides - because it is quite small, when it rains, it's enough for a backpack or a piece of a sleeping bag to touch one of the walls and it will soak through. Because it is small, it gets really stuffy inside on hot days. If you combine summer and rain, you can practically cook inside due to poor ventilation.
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A compact bivvy for one person that doesn't take up too much space when packed. It provides basic protection against wind and moisture, so it makes sense for a simple camp or field exercise.
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The product quality leaves much to be desired, and the zipper at the entrance often jams, so you have to make an effort to close it. During rain, a lot of condensation forms inside or the tent leaks, so you'll get wet anyway. In dry conditions, the tent works fine, but in rainfall, it completely fails, making the purchase unsuccessful.
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At this price, I couldn't find anything better. It's small, compact, and quite lightweight. Obviously, there are even smaller options, but if you want to fit a bit more than just yourself inside, this choice is pretty cool. I haven't used it during heavy rain yet, but even a small tarp is enough to shield yourself from a downpour. It's better to have a separate tarp because you can use it for other needs as well.
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Tent tested on Baltic beaches. Two moves and you lie down on the tent (staying on the beach at night—camping may result in a fine; I've camped on such remote beaches that there wasn't a soul around). If you're hiking with a backpack for a few days, it's the best option for the price. The downside is condensation, but since it's small and easy to turn inside out to dry, it's not a problem. This isn't the only tent I own; I have bigger ones with 3000 mm waterproofing. I haven't been in a multi-hour rain, but I carry a 3x2.5 m tarp (0.8 kg) with eyelets for guy lines, and in case of a downpour, it acts as a tarp. I recommend it.
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The tent is brilliant! If anyone needs some alone time in nature, I wholeheartedly recommend it. The camouflage fits perfectly with Polish forests.
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Great handy tent, with an ideal price-to-quality ratio. The materials it's made of hold up well in good weather, haven't tested it in the rain. Zippers work very well and do not get stuck.
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The tent is excellent for its price-quality ratio but it's not a dream product. Tested during forest stays in winter conditions. Due to the construction of the tent, you should expect condensation. People over 180 cm must also expect reduced sleeping comfort—missing those extra 20 cm of length. It's hard to find anything better for this price, so ultimately the tent is worth recommending.
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It would be good to add some kind of canopy over the entrance to the tent. In the rain, the mosquito net is not covered by anything and the tent may get water inside.
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It's not a dream product, but looking at price-quality-compatibility, it's very good. One-person. I use it on motorcycle trips. It's hard to find anything better for this price.
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