Decathlon Quechua - MH100 Fresh&Black (3-Person)

I have the Decathlon Quechua MH100 XL 3P Fresh and Black and it is truly a game changer. Pros: * I spent most of Saturday in my tent and didn't get **hot** until \~2pm. It really does work. * The vent system is great so you can adjust as needed * It's a palace - super spacious for one person, enough space for a couple & main bags in the sleeping compartment for a long weekend camping. * It has lots of pockets and spots where you can hang things up, v handy. Cons: * It's so dark during the day, you need a lamp on to do anything if you've got the door shut (you have to keep the windows covered and doors shut to keep the heat out or it does heat up quickly like any tent) * It doesn't seem *quite* as sturdy/secure as my old 2 man quechua tent. That being said it has held up in rain and pretty strong winds in the year I've had it so far.

https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/camping-tent-mh100-xl-3-p-freshandblack/_/R-p-331796 - best purchase of my life

I’ve got the XL yeah it’s a bit heavy but as well as the black out I LOVED all of the storage pockets!

Cheapish and blackout, 10/10 recommend https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/camping-tent-mh100-3-p-freshandblack/_/R-p-313085

I know this tent very well, it's quite popular due to the low price but badly ventilated and a bit too short for an average sized humanoid male. The best tent for car camping purposes is the Decathlon 2 seconds easy in 3P size. It's super quick to set up (like 10 seconds) and much better designed than the pole style MH tents. Note: "2 seconds easy" (good tents) and "2 seconds" (terrible tents) a different product lines, stupid naming scheme by Decathlon.

We used the same tent as the one you bought (XL 3P F&B), cannot recommend this enough. Worth every penny. Our mates were awake and sat outside by 9:30 every morning cause their tents became a sauna as soon as the sun came up. We were comfortably sleeping till 11/11:30 and getting at least 6 hours sleep every night which really makes a big difference.

I use the same one. I'd advise you to get a 4 person one, however. a 3 person is only enough for 1 person (unless you don't put anything in the tent besides a sleeping bag)

you could probably fit 3 people in my tent as well, but I just have so much stuff it's taking up the rest of the space I have left

Quechua MH100 from décathlon. For 70€ you get every bang from your buck.

Absolutely stick with the 3 man you’ve got. I saw several dozen Quechua fresh and black tents (as well as my own). I feel like that speaks for itself.

Quechua 3 man F&B, non XL version. Perfect size for me and my stuff, didn’t wake up from the heat once, was bliss. Got mine for around £50

Same, 3man Quechua Fresh and Black. Absolute God send. I'm not sure quite how well it'd do in torrential rain but it's definitely a big bonus when it's hot.

I have decathlon fresh&black tents and they are the best, you can sleep around 2 hours longer when the sun comes out and they are relatively cheap while beeing of decent quality. I don't know if you can get them in the states though.

Can concur the fresh&black line with blackout lining is awesome for camping. Have now owned 4 of their tents and they're incredible value for those price points. If you're starting off building up your own camping gear you wont go wrong with their stuff.

Get a Fresh and Black from Decathlon and call it a day. It’s by far the most acclaimed series of tents on here.

Yes! I’ve had my Fresh&Black tent for over three years and I go camping about 30 nights per year. It’s still like new. They’re very cheap, too.

I went with the F&B this year and it was actually too good. It was so dark that when I went to bed at 8am I ended up waking up at 17:00 and missing my favourite sets. Was gutted, will be returning it. 10/10 for sleep, 0/10 for self control

Have had the standard Quechua blackout and it has honestly been great. You aren't roasting at 9am scrambling to get out the tent.  A 3 man for one person will be absolutely fine. We are a couple and have the 3 man and are looking for a slightly bigger tent now (it is doable but theres basically no space if its two people plus bags) and will likely just stick with the same brand just in a bigger size. It isn't super light but to be honest at this stage I'd rather take the better tent that I can actually get a bit of rest in and deal with the carrying than get a lighter non blackout tent I can't stand being in. Worried about the weight of the bigger one but think it will be a better experience!