Eureka Mountain Breeze Tent 2-Person 3-Season - 2008 BCS

Bought this tent over on SAC last year and have used it for several camping trips since. This tent holds up really well in all conditions. The vestibules are perfect size to keep all your gear dry without making a mess of the tent. The only complaint I have about this tent is that the floor walls are about an inch too short. As long as you are careful to keep the fly in the correct place, they work fine, but in heavy rain some splash moisture can get in. Condensation definitely happens in high humidity, but I have never had it drip into the tent. The design of the fly moves the water down the outside of the tent.

Overall, this is probably one of the best designed and built tents I have seen in this price range. It sets up fast and fits two people comfortably. The doubly entry makes it easy to exit the tent for late night bathroom breaks.

Edit: It seems that Backcountry no longer sells any Eureka tents. If you are looking for something similar, the Sierra Designs Lightning XT 2 seems to be the most similar in design.

This tent is actually green (in the pics it looks off white to me).

Very satisfied with this tent. It perfectly fits 2 25" sleeping pads side by side without the need for straps. If you were using it for just one person it would be quite roomy, but sufficient for 2.

The double doors is a feature I will not go without again when sleeping 2 to a tent. the vestibules are quite large, and having 2 of them (one for each person) is a very handy bonus.

Tent is surprisingly easy to roll back up into stuff sack.

I was skeptical about the 30sq ft floor space, but this tent utilizes the space quite well. You dont feel claustrophobic because of the high ceiling.

Easy to assemble, first time putting this together took under 1 minute.

Total love this tent, set it up as a gear tent when the rain came down we ditched the hammocks crawled into the tent. Only to find how roomy it was. My friend and I both over 6 feet and not narrow at the shoulders both had plenty of room in this tent. The near vertical walls and high head room are great, making it able to sit up while siting toward the side of the tent. Vestibules are a fair size as well keeping gear dry. Only issue i can for see is the zippers might get a little dirty in both the rain trap and body, but being a little aware and maintenance I'm sure there will be no issues. Great tent and looking forward to more trips.

I was concerned when I didn't see an instruction sheet and we didn't have time to test it out before heading into the Adirondacks. We took our chances and we were thrilled (and relieved) that the tent went up in minutes. We've done a couple of trips now, the last one included a tornado, and this tent has been great!

We tried this tent out on a trip in Glacier National Park. It rained the first night, but the tent kept us perfectly dry. We were car camping so put a tarp underneath and a queen air mattress inside. If you had two people to distribute the weight, it would be great for packing, too. It packs small, has a lot more room than a lot of two-man tents I've seen, and even has good head room. Super easy and fast to set up and put away. Having a door for each person was really nice, too. I wish it had a little pocket on the inside to keep some small stuff, but I really can't complain. It's a great tent. I've seen it a couple times on SAC and for a price of $150, it's a great deal.

This tent packs up to a fairly compact size a weight. The aluminum poles are really nice and it is really simple to put up with no sleeves. With out the fly, it is basically a mosquito net with a floor, making it nice if it's hot. I'm concerned that the floor is too thin, but after our last trip it was fine on some rocks. All around decent 2 man.