スター・トレイル™ EXT 1人用超軽量バックパッキングテント

Took this on the East Coast Trail, 15 days of tenting. Windiest day was about 30kmph with light to moderate rain for about 2 hours, lightly sheltered area, did not use the guy lines. Tent held up well, easy to assemble and take down, great bargain.

I purchased this tent to replace my Big Agnes Fly Creek 1P, which has very similar materials and pack weight, but at twice the cost. I was not a big fan of the front entry on the BA... something about having to sit on your pillow with a day's worth of backpacking funk, just to get into the tent was a turn off for me.
I've been very happy with the Naturehike Star Trail so far. It's held up to two straight days of constant rain without as much as a drop of water getting in. It's spacious for a 1- person tent.... inside anyway. The vestibule is fairly small, but sufficient for a pack and shoes. It sets up quickly, and pitches nice and sturdy even without the extra guy-out points being used.
I would like to see a way to roll back the other half of the rainfly to open the entire face of the inner... and maybe another pocket inside for storage and organization.
Overall, I'm loving the size, weight, and simplicity of this tent.

I bought this tent to use on the Wonderland Trail around Mount Rainier, and I loved it. I use a long/wide sleeping mattress, mummy style, and this tent is the perfect size for that plus about 11 inches up the side for my backpack and gear to be brought inside the tent at night. Great design with the crossbar on the ceiling, which makes the sides go up steeply and gives a lot of room. I previously used the Cloud Up 2-person tent by Naturehike, and although that's a fine tent, this one is significantly lighter. For 1 person, I didn't feel like this tent is any less useable than the Cloud Up, even though the Cloud Up is a 2-person tent. I liked this tent's side entry much better than the Cloud Up's end entry. It rained lightly twice, and I stayed dry inside this tent both times. I did a couple things to make the tent even lighter: I switched half the stakes to some 2-gram carbon fiber ones, and those worked fine for staking out the rainfly. I also made a ground sheet out of polycro, which is a bit lighter than the fabric ground sheet that came with the tent. It did seem like gray stakes with gray pull-tabs could easily get lost when packing up camp, so I switched my stake pull-cords to some fluorescent yellow cord that I had on hand. One glance around camp and any forgotten stake will be noticed. That's my only criticism of the tent: The cords on the stakes aren't brightly colored enough. If I could convey how pleased I am with this tent, readers of my review would think I was working for Naturehike, but I'm not. I'm just a casual hiker who appreciates a good deal when he finds one. A certain tent-maker just released a "pro" tent version this week that sells for $849 and weighs how much less than this tent? I weighed my Star Trail 1EXT packed the way I use it, and it came in at [drum roll here] 1.6 grams heavier than the advertised weight of that much more expensive tent. This tent is a bargain.

Great weight and materials

Service after purchasing was poor. Customer service team wasn't paid attention enough. It is very difficult to make a returned process.