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.
I got the 2 person Quechua blackout for myself for festivals last year, absolute game changer. Blackout is amazing, regulates temperature well, I never had to use my fan inside, it was nice and cool. The porch area isn’t the greatest so I kept extra stuff in my trolley.
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.
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