Decathlon Quechua - MH100 XL 2P Fresh and Black

Went on a 12-day through hike in Norway a few years ago with 2 friends. All of us bought a different tent for about the same price. One bought this Quechua one, I bought the Jack Wolfskin Gossamer, and one bought the Alps Mountaineering Mystique. The Quechua was the worst quality overall, the Mystique was the best footprint/pack size, and the Gossamer was the best bug netting/materials at the expense of packed down shape (very long, which actually helped with outside backpack attachment) and you can’t sit up in it really. I don’t remember weight differences but we all managed just fine carrying our own tents up mountains with our 65L packs, and ultimately all did the job well enough.

There are certainly lighter, more portable, and far better quality alternatives out there, but they're significantly more expensive. From my experience, Quechua products aren't bad value at all for money and make good entry-level gear for occasional trips. For a single night in a tent, I doubt you'll find anything better at this price. For more intensive use and more "extreme" situations, or for longer, multi-day treks, I'd probably recommend something else.

Fresh and black is the way to go for Glastonbury. Think I’ve had mine for 8 years now and never changed because it works so well.

I own a two sleeper blackout tent from decathlon, used it in Iceland in the summer 24h sunlight. I can't use facemasks as I can't sleep with something bound to my face. That tent is fantastic, nearly complete blackout. Went to a festival in Iceland and everyone camping there was very jealous of me because all the other tents where light as day. Only problem: the tent didn't heat up as others so I needed more clothing for sleeping as it stayed very cool. Anyways I use that tent a lot, it's easy to build and move around (no popup funktion) and packs very small and is lightweight. I try to find a link to that specific one

https://www.decathlon.de/p/campingzelt-mh100-fresh-und-black-fuer-2-personen/_/R-p-313100 mine is obviously a older version of this one

I have one and use it for touring on my motorcycle, haven't tried hiking with it. Nice tent though.

I had the 2 person Quechua F+B. Way too small for me for several days' camping. Next time, I'm going with 3-man, or possibly 4-man. I'm quite big, admittedly (6' 3"), but even if I were shorter I think it'd still be too cramped. I'd rather struggle with the extra weight in 2 directions than do that again. I'm glad they have the scheme to return your tent for a gift card, because I don't want to use this one again. F+B aspect always works well for me, though, and they're quite simple to put together.

Something double skinned. Make sure it’s big enough so you don’t touch the sides/walls whilst sleeping. I have a Dectahlon MH100 XL Fresh&Black tent and I LOVE it. It’s a regular ‘erection’ style tent, but honestly I find it much more simple than the pop-up I had previously (they’re easy to put up but a pain to get back in the packaging!). The blackout was an absolute dream the years before in the heat/sun. It was perfectly waterproof last year too.

I actually bikepack with MH100 fresh and black 2 person tent, its a really good tent, always dark inside and good temperature. The problem with it is that is heavy and it packs so bulky. I fork mount it but inner on a side and outer on the other side.

I have the decathlon 2p cool&dark 3kgs easy to mount. Straps on the tent bag to compact it. Quality vs price best choice

I have a 2 man version of this that held up fine in torrential rain at Bearded Theory last year over two days.

Yeah we got a month's worth of rain in a day, the Trent nearly broke its banks, and I was happy listening to it pound down in my tent. Well when I wasn't wading around site haha. I slept til 1030/11am most days at Glastonbury, even one day woke up, opened the tent and stuck my legs out and went back to sleep until 1. Ear plugs and mask required though.