🤯 This Tent is Insane! - MC ToMount 2 Person Tent
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- This is one of the most impressive tents that I have seen in a long time;
it's large, spacious and was obviously designed by someone who knows what they are doing and how a tent should work.
This is the MC ToMount 2 Person Tent!
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Person : 2
Season : The company claims this is a 4th season tent - it’s not.
Type : Freestanding but the doors do need to be staked out.
Color : Green Only
Dimensions Stored : 27.3 x 9.1 x 7 inches
Dimensions Set-up : Measure
Weight : 8.1lbs
Materials :
190T breathable fabric for inner tent
210D reinforced oxford fabric for tent floor,
210T rip-stop polyester for outer tent, with PU coating -
7001 aluminum tent poles,
Waterproof Rating for the Materials : 3000mm
Price : Currently priced $72 on Amazon
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A two person tent that can actually fit two persons now that’s innovative.
Too big for backpacking, too small for car camping.
Maybe I'm just weird, but i would rather have a larger/heavier tent and strap it outside my pack than a tiny light tent that I can't move around in. Looks like a nice tent. Glad you are doing more affordable gear.
I feel the same. Often tents are reviewed for through hikers. There are times when we are out for a week, and it may be pouring rain for days, and you need room to move when you are in a tent for hours during the day.
This tent seems really amazing for the price.
I guess I'm weird too. I'm mostly a car camper, not a thru hiker, and occasionally when I do hike, it's just a few miles and could deal with the extra weight of a bigger tent, even at my age. I like the design and price, especially if it's waterproof.
AGREE!
I agree. Also, if you’re heading out with another person, you can divide the components up, and share the load.
Ultra light is ultra over rated
Great video as always, Luke. Can't wait to see the full review & waterproofness test of this sweet little tent!
After seeing your review of this tent I bought one and had it shipped to the UK. Last weekend I took it to a bushcraft show and I have to say it was great. We had thunderstorms and high humidity but no condensation or water leaks. I loved the fact that because there are two doors I could store my kit in one and cook etc in the other also I was able to kneel up inside and change clothes etc. Many thanks for your review it got me an awesome tent
If this tent turns out to be waterproof, I'll probably buy one. I'm a big guy and this tent checks all my boxes.
Same here, this tent is amazing with such low price.
I have one its amazing.
Third that. If it passes it’s going straight onto the bike.
Good luck finding it.
This company actually makes good tents I have a 1 person and a 2 person backpacking tent from this company. And they are 100% waterproof. I've taken them down to 15 degrees F with a good sleep system and they work great.
Seems to be what others are saying as well. Can’t argue with the price point.
If this is such a good tent, and I’m not saying it isn’t, then why do companies like big Agnes in North face and Mormont etc. charge so much more for their tents?
Materials I would assume and proven durability of more expensive tents. I can speak on durability of the tents I have I've only had them for two winter season and halfway through this winter season I bought the OneTigris Stella 4 season tent. It's a little lighter the my one person tent and it's a two person tent.
@the_E4_Mafia quality and materials most likely. For car camping, I had an Alps Mountianeering tent. The door leaked because the storm guard over the zipper was not properly sealed. Now, I'm replacing a Eureka Tetragon NX that I bought at the height of the pandemic. The rain fly on that tent is obnoxious to put on and only covers the mesh by an inch. Unfortunately, it was the only tent I could find short notice and locally.
The Eureka is being replaced with a Northface Wawona 4. REI had it on sale for $280.
@@sairvinginthestacks Ahhh, Northface. The company that tells you, their customer, that you're inherently racist for camping and hiking because other races don't enjoy the hobby as much as white people do. Correct, I mean the world somehow magically prevents them from leaving their house and going into the country and invading our white privilege trails and camping spots.
Tomount is a Suzhou, China based startup brand and is becoming better known among the camping communities in Asia. They make pretty good quality camping/glamping gears including tents, tarps, foldable camp trollies etc.
We have their 2 person regular backpacking tent and we love it. I laughed when I saw you post this as ours is set up right now for my daughters sleepover this weekend. Other than a loose mesh string, it’s great!
Nice review Luke, can't wait to see you put it thru the ringer, rain and or heavy rain with wind, looks like its well made and the comfort looks pretty good. Being that is only under $75 i hope it doesn't leak, if it doesn't, am heading out to get one, even if i only used it a couple times a year, i think it will be worth it.
Thank you Luke
My tomount gray tent did great in a 50mph wind, 3 inch rain storm. No leaks. I did use 6 guy lines and closed the 2 vents, to ensure no surprises. Impressive
I've been looking for a car camping tent. Thanks for the review.
I own this tent. I use it for one or two people on motorcycle or car camping, fells very comfortable and big. In this case weight doesn't matter- like you say. Much storage space and I like the possibilities you have.
I can tell its waterproof in "normal" rain- whatever this means...had no thunderstorm or something on my way😅.
Also was surprised about the polesystem but it works well, better with two people than alone, but it works and its good quality. Not so the guylines, I use better - and longer- ones.
Stakes depends on the floor...
And I agree, its mayby 3, not 4 seasons, but doesn't matter for me.
Overall I like this tent very much, wish you a good sleep in it when your going to test it!
Greetings from Northern Germany
I assume you're using 20" and short sleeping pads for it to be a comfortable 2 person tent with storage room?
My first *☆lightweight 2-person tent☆* purchased in 1977 weighed nearly 7 pounds all kitted out with supplemental stakes for the soggy ground regularly encountered in the Pacific Northwest, and guy line tighteners.
It was an A-frame tent with 2 shock-corded aluminum poles, one for each end. It had a separate rain fly, then a relatively new concept. No vestibule, which was another concept just beginning to be offered by the better manufacturers.
You had to dodge the pole on the entrance end *(1 only)* in order to enter and exit the tent.
I might have mentioned this in another post in a previous thread, but when someone bought a tent back in those days, with the sole exception of Bibler, you purchased several tubes of Seam Sealant cement which, if you were *"Smarter than the Average Bear, Boo-Boo",* you took the substantial amount of extra time to *liberally* apply to *both* the internal and external sides of every sewn seam on the tent and fly that might possibly leak. Most people elected to just coat the inside seams so that the ugly sight of the shiny cement couldn't be seen when the tent was set up. Smart people took advice from the mountaineers who went to Alaska, Patagonia, and the Himalayas and liberally coated both sides of every seam.
External frame tents were just becoming available, with half a dozen boutique tent manufacturers such as Bibler offering them, as well as The North Face and Sierra Designs. None of which I could afford in 1977. I carried that tent all over the Pacific Northwest and even used it in Alaska a time or two.
This is an interesting design with its spacious double ridge pole concept which I am guessing substantially increases the headroom as well as the elbow room on all 4 sides. Be interesting to see how it performs in crappy conditions. I agree that it is at best a 3-season tent and the closer you get to real cold weather in the spring and the fall, the greater the chances that it won't perform well.
There are still tents sold today that you still have to seam seal, and if you were using this as a temporary home I would seam seal this on the outside anyway to make sure it stayed waterproof.
I run with 2 Great Dane!! It looks big enough, my boys will want to be with me inside the tent, please let us know how the tent holds up during rainy weather!! Thank you so much for your help! Love your channel!! Ever consider making a video with your twin brother?❤❤😊
I got 3 Danes myself ones a puppy tho. They love camping
those danes could easily carry all your gear too ^^
I paid about $70 for mine and they now are showing it now in additional colors on Amazon. I am impressed especially for use as a vehicle camping tent, way too heavy for me to pack in. Can't wait for the rain testing and wind results. Thanks Luke....Got my tent today (04/13/2024): My tent in the bag is only 18" in length, but Luke is right. It is a heavy tent. Mine weighs 8.5lbs. and deep green. I have not set it up yet curious to see if I have the newer version of it. My weather is significantly different here in NW Texas land of wind, dirt and bugs. I may have to use the sprinkler system to check for waterproof or not....I love messing with these just to mainly see if they are wind proof and waterproof.
I agree. 8 lbs is Wayyy outside what a backpacking tent for an Individual should do. But for a small group that only wants one tent and can separate the components to spread out the weight, it could be doable.
I only see 1 color in the model Luke is testing. This tent is referred to as the "new" model. Old model is cheaper and offered in 2 colors.
Can't Find It On Amazon
Wow! I'm impressed as well! Can't wait for you to test it in the rain! Thx for the review!
It's astonishing how a complementary video of yours can cause an instant price increase to $99.
Watching the vid I thought a price hike would diffenitly happen. Luke was wise to mention cost at "the time of filming". They're watching his reviews for sure...
The problem with sheer wall tents is they grab the wind like a sail.but do give more elbow room.looks like a good tent for the price.i would own it.
Yes, exactly true. The taller the tent, the more it will be subject to the wind, so that is a major consideration when purchasing this tent as to where you are using it and in what conditions.
I have the hot tent stove made by them. Works great. The product pamphlet they sent had some nice looking gear in it.
There was a lot of flaps and such that made me wonder if this tent was made to be able to use a stove.
Wow that’s a beast of a tent, I like it for car camping for sure! MC makes three different two person backpacking tents that I can see. One that is a more traditional 2 person tent that weighs 5.4, then another smaller one with an awning and then this monster tent. But on the Canadian Amazon site this tent is 219 Canadian. 😮 What a jip.
Sorry to hear that is so expensive where you are.
I have their 1 person tent and its fantastic, completely waterproof
I bought the 1-person Tomount tent in olive green here in the UK for £50, and as you say it's a superb and well-made tent for the money, although fairly heavy so I wouldn't use it for long-distance hiking, but for local woodland camping it's great. Has stood up to multiple nights of heavy Welsh rain!
Nice !!
I've never heard of that company. Thanks for the initial review and setup. I look forward to seeing it in a rain event. Thanks Luke. Stay safe and God bless.
I bought one after watching the overnight in the rain video with this tent and I came back here to watch review one more time and decided yep I’ll get one its $99 on Amazon right now … still a good price and will be great on my kayaking trips. Thanks Luke you have helped me buy a lot of good gear over the years and its much appreciated!!! 🙏🏕️
Agree this would be interesting to see on a rain/wind test event. Maybe for 2 backpackers sharing the load between them it might work.
Exactly!
If you're a mile from the campsite, get a wheel cart. 9lbs is still a hard no for true 'backpacking' unless you don't value your own physical integrity.
Hey Luke, just to let you know, temu has a video of you with "I think" The light fighter tent .
It's advertising the same tent, but the brand is "free soldier"
Something I've taken to doing with my backpacking tents is separating the rigid poles from the compactable fabric parts. This allows the fabric portion to be compressed way smaller, and then the poles can stand in the "corner" of my pack vertically, almost completely out of the way.
With this 2-person tent, splitting the weight between both campers by doing this would make even more sense. It all comes down to the length of the longest single section of the pole. One person carries the pole and stakes (since they're in their own bags), and the other compresses the fabric fly and tent into a smaller ball. Just considering the size, this could easily be a backpacking tent if 2 people were going out. Whether it proves the waterproof claim will the be next hurdle.
Great review! I agree that it’s not a backpacking tent. But for the money, wow.
Nice tent!
I own a Tomount stove for a hot tent, it’s made very well and has not let me down! Their products seem well made and are budget friendly..
Excellent review and spreading the word.
Having mine fail gave me a reason to test out the Naturehike Mongar 2 which worked out great.
Love the color. Can't wait for the rain test.
Luke I don't know if Amazon is trying to pull a fast one but the link you have posted for the tent goes to one that is not like you put up, The framing poles are NOT the same so I assume the rest of the tent may also be different.
Good vid need to bring something so u can hang the gear show the ppl the weight on the product 👍👍Mt man here 👍👍
Amazon is no longer showing this same tent, though the ToMount backpacking tent goes by the same name. Pole design is different, and they're showing a 5 lb weight and there's a single inside pocket. Packed stowage bag length under 20 inches. So this is a great review and I appreciate your enthusiasm, but it looks to me like you can no longer purchase the tent you're reviewing.
Being a two person tent even with its weight, one person caries the tent and the other carries 8 pounds of his or her gear. It is bulky and I agree not a four season tent or really designed to back pack with. Great review
I bought one of these a few weeks ago just because I've been looking for a tent to strap to the motorcycle and this one popped up in the "recommends" bit on Amazon. I think I paid $39.00 for this. I like the way you put one end of the poles in place and then pulled the other end into place. First assembly would have gone much better had I thought of that. You don't seem to be worried about bending those two central poles. The inside of that fly on mine seems to be rubberized. I am betting it is waterproof, but I was more excited that it fits on my bike, has lots of ventilation, and well, it goes back in the bag it came out of. I tried it. in strong winds overnight and it did fine in a Kansas wind.
I think this one needs a price history attached to it, at this moment (at least for me) looks like the price bumped to $99.
COOL! Let see how it plays out.
Take a look at the Forceatt 2 person tent. They are one and the same. I bought one (Forceatt) in 2021 for $47. It's one of the best tents I own, and I own quite a few tents.
It's not the same thing. For one, the pole structure is way different.
Im looking forward to the testing videos for this tent
if it holds up to the elements this is indeed a price worth considering it for a vehicle camper.
I got my ToMount 2 person gray tent on Sunday, yes Easter Sunday. I set it up today w 2 extra guy lines (4 in total) since a storm w 3 inches of rain and 50+mph winds are expected here on the Massachusetts coast. I cut a Tyvek ground sheet and am ready to go. Hoping for it to survive and not leak, or just minor drips. I'll close the 2 vents. Even this similar one to Luke's, went up from $49 to $59 before I purchased it. Luke's model went from his quoted $74? To $110 and now at $100. I think they/Amazon have a pricing algorithm based on views and purchases. I sure hope this one survives the storm. If not, back it goes. Fingers crossed
I’m impressed by the size and price of this tent. As a tall guy I have usually bought two person tents for just myself. The weight isn’t that much of a concern because I don’t plan on any through hikes in the future. I’ll reserve too much judgement until I see whether it’s waterproof. As far as winter camping I wonder how it would do with a snow load but it’s interesting.
Looks like they also make a bivy tent. I'd be curious to see how it compares to the Winterial, which all of us who bought it discovered was very stuffy and had a major condensation problem.
I did not view this model yet. But look for vents on the fly, at the head and foot areas, as well as guy loops at the bottom of the fly to help with airflow/condensation. I know of at least one style of bivi tent that has a zippered area of the fly at the foot end for gear storage/ventilation as well so those would be needed features to correct those problems.
I haven't heard of this tent company. As you pointed out, it is an intriguing design. I would like to see a rain-storm test. And it's HUGE!
I think the fabric height on the doors is to mitigate water entry should you have the doors open in the rain. I like the design.
Looks almost as good as the 4 season Flytop tent. But heavier. No good for through hiking but could be a decent tent for a local trip. I'll wait for the full test video.
Super interesting. I'm curious how it holds up in the weather
Thanks to your reviews I’ve found the nature hike massif,for my winter/shoulder season. Now I’m definitely looking at this for the summer. Oh, in Alberta,where it’s not always the best conditions. But if you don’t go you don’t know
Must be absolutely beautiful up there!!
They do a light weight one person back packing tent that looks great 👍🏻
Nice for a tall person
My two favorite Luke's posting vids this weekend woo
Really hope this one works out. I bought a $60 tent from bass pro 2 years ago. Only leaked in one corner but some seam tape and glue fixed that. It’s a “2” person tent….no room for gear with 2 people tent lol. Would be nice to upgrade size without breaking the bank.
$99 on Amazon.. Your Good review raised the price..
I just got the tomount cot I like the cot , lil low but great to lay on
Looks good for dryer climate. Wind might grab it. Require better stakes. Backup tent line.. in my military years i carried a. Shelter half system. That half system weight was around 6 pounds. So 8 lbs might. Be worth it. For comfort camping. JMHO
If you can haul it, you can have it!! And ty for your service.
Nice looking tent, but as usual, the minute any camping gear gets social media coverage, the price goes up. The current $99 price puts it up against a lot of competition; heavy 3+ season tents are fairly common.
Unless you Need it for an upcomming trip, I would give it some time and wait for a sale.
The link in the description takes me to a completely different (and lesser) tent and I don't see the model from your video anywhere on Amazon. Curious.
I like your channel and support the no nonsense sponsorship and business model you have. I usually skip commercials on youtube, but does watching the whole commercial get you compensated more or is it the same if I skip it or watch the whole thing? If it helps, I'll start watching the whole thing for you.
You could go backpacking with it if you go with 2 people and share the weight. Otherwise this looks indeed like a decent and affordable tent. Good spot!
Just looking at this tent, and it's name, I would guess that MC means it's a MotorCycle tent.. just my thoughts, but I'd be interested if anyone else thought the same.. as a motorcycle traveller who goes camping, I'd say that yes, it's big and heavy, but enough space to store all your bike gear inside the tent..
Oh, I've got something for you to try out, I know you often get through your comments, so hopefully you'll see this, I'd be very keen to hear your thoughts on the "WalkStool". It's a camping chair. Would love to know your thoughts. You also might like some of the gear from "Alton Goods" in Australia.. I use quite a bit of their gear for motorcycle camping stuff.. some of it is on my youtube channel.
Looks Great! Thanks Brother Luke.
Can’t wait to see the next video about this tent! After freezing in the windy rain last weekend on a camping ruck I definitely need a better tent☠️
Prettt cool looking tent. I’ve had really good luck with both of my Amazon tents. Bought both for $60ish and they’ve worked out so far. Moonlenece 2-person backpacking tent (have used it around 10-12 times now) and Kazoo 1-person backpacking tent (used around 4-5 times now)
Hi Luke, the $79 MC ToMount you reviewed was already at $110 when I went to buy it. They had a grey model with a bit different style than your green one, at $49, but I waited a day and the price jumped to $59. Your viewers purchasing activity must be driving up the price algorithm at Amazon. I hope the one I get tomorrow will be good for my solo car camping needs. My Big Agnes is a bit small for car camping. Will mine leak?? Will yours?? We will see. Rain predicted next week. Thanks for your reviews.
I want to see a rain review of this tent. It’s in my cart right now. Let’s see how it goes. Lol. 🤞
Awesome review Luke, I have actually look at this tent on Amazon and I like it and it would be good for a car camp, but if a guy wanted to take a big heavy tent on a weekend short backpacking trip you could always break down the pack size and store the poles on the outside of your pack and stuff the body and rain fly down in the pack so it would all fit. Now I know it's heavy but if your camping with a partner and only one tent you can also share the load. i have taken many heavy big tents with me on a short backpacking weekend trips and some bigger than this one and it can be done so when I do this is because I'm sharing it but by my self I'll never take a big tent with me like that. Thanks for all you do.
I Really Like This Tent...On My Wish List...Want To See More About This Tent...Great Review I Think...
I recently ordered and received the one-person tent and I'm skeptical. I've set it up in the backyard and expect rain tomorrow so we'll see how waterproof it is. It's an ok size for one person, and there's not much room for gear, I may be able to fit a pack at my feet, maybe. My skepticism comes from the loose threads and being able to see daylight through the zippers. I'm curious to see how it holds up, but either way, I may return it for a two-person tent. I'm a big guy and this may be just a tad too small for me.
Don't see it anywhere on amazon. Link brings me to a different tent.
Looks like a solid tent for the price so far!
Would be great if they offer two full mesh doors for summer and warmer climates to compliment the existing ones. That would create a very effective 3 season tent.
I am shocked tent makers have not utilized that idea in a wide spread manner for tents yet!! Brilliant idea !! However a military surplus co Lightfighter has come up with an alternative fly over all mesh tent to “convert “ the tent in a similar fashion.
It looks like they were using big agnes for inspiration on this tent. The pole system on a big agnes are very similar. The copper spur has an awning as well. This is massive compared to the big agnes though and the weight shows that as well. But for that price point I am very impressed to see that type of pole system.
I know you said there is to much mesh for winter/4th season… and it certainly has the wrong stakes for snow but, I would love to see it tried. Once you seal the fly with snow, to keep the “air flow” from stealing all of your heat, maybe the mesh will keep you from causing a condensation snow storm on yourself inside the inner tent. And, I would love to see how it handles snow load? Finally, weight is less of an issue if you are using a Polk sled…
If it’s water proof and you replaced the stakes, who knows…?
Will hate having to wait until next winter for the snow to come again to find out but would love to see it.
Looks very nice. Good price for many folks.
The size and weight definitely makes it a car camping tent. But it's pretty big, and the shape is interesting in that it's wider at the peak and floor than in the sides.
The tall height and near vertical sides are nice. I might be able to get my oversized cot in there for solo car camping
Nice for room, sure. Nice in 35-40 mph wind? Maybe Not so much. All depends on what your use case will be.
There is now a "grey" colored tent version now @ $49. Although it looks more beige than grey on the pictures. Not sure why its $50 less than the green versions. Impressive to say the least though. Waiting to see the rainproof test. If it lives up to the tests, I do plan to buy this tent. :)
Ordered it already before the price went up like the rest 😉
@@diannabixler7524 its interesting because as I just looked at the specs of the grey tent, its only rated for 3 seasons. Maybe thats why its cheaper.
Amazon has it listed for $100 now 🤯
happy testing Bud good review so far
Look forward to the full test.
With Eureka gone, there is a big gap in the supply of decent affordable tents. For example, Boy Scout campers don't usually have $200 to spend on a tent and that's a whole bunch of tents. When they got tired of getting leaked on by the cheap, heavy tents from Walmart and Big Five, scouts would usually upgrade to a sub-$100 Eureka tent. They even made some specific models targeted at Boy Scouts with tents for 2 or 3 scouts.
That's a big hole in the tent supply that needs to be filled in. One or two vendors are gonna need to step up and follow through with persistently supported models in good simple builds using budget materials.
It's looks like the kind of tent I'd buy, but.....
I'll just have to wait for the rain test. 🤔
Thanks again for awesome video ! Mr. Luke
Hmm very interesting for the price and size. Wish the doors had more mesh. Will wait for rain test.
Wow amazing camping
I’d like to love this, but when it comes to the size and shape of the tent, once the wind picks up is it gonna struggle? Lower profile tunnel tents really are my go too now, I never worry when the storm comes through I just sleep right through them. I’d be keen to see how it goes in the wind and rain if you ever fancied it? 🎥
I tend to agree. Should be interesting to see the wind/rain test.
I think there are some Vaude tents that use a similar pole structure
I got a $90 Coleman sundome tent for $20 because it was “ used “ even though it was never used at all and the box was slightly damaged.
Will there be any future videos, testing this tent? Great video!
Thanks for all the reviews
i kind of like it looking forward to the rain test
The Amazon link now links to an entirely different tent for $69.99.Different support system, vents and everything. Just be aware.
Nice looking tent
Looks good so far
I'm impressed
I went and checked the price on Amazon and the price has already gone up LOL . I put it in my cart but will wait and see what your testing shows.
Wise decision. You can always wait for a sale. You can’t always fix a tent that leaks and ruins your trip.
Looks really interesting. Regrettably not in stock presently.
Price on Amazon is now $100 but it's big enough for me (I am 6'5") so Ill be watching for the waterproof test. Thanks Luke
HI LUKE 👋
THANKS 😊 CAN'T WAIT TO SEE HOW IT DOES 😊 WILL CHECK IT OUT ON AMAZON TO SEE WHAT THE PRICE IS NOW . BE SAFE ☺️ 🙏 HAVE FUN ! ENJOYED ❤️ GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES ❤️ 🙏