Torpedo7 Momentum 2-Person Adventure Tent

Lots of good features, lite weight and easy to pack up again. Downside- the eyelets for the corners can pop out really easily. Great news was Torpedo 7 in Porirua replaced without question.

I really like this tent, it's easy to put up and very functional. The streamlined shape is great for windy weather. The tent is nice and airy and i didn't feel too unbearably hot when sitting in it in full sunshine on a 30 degree day, compared to cheaper tents i have used in the past.
Two downsides I noted in the one night I spent in it so far; the exterior door flap does have a toggle and loop so you can roll it up but its VERY snug and feels like you are going to rip the tent by using it. It is very fiddly due to its tightness, and i found it easier to just fling the door back over the back of the tent. But as someone who likes things just so, this slightly bothered me.
And one of the metal eyelets from the corner strap where the pole slots into came off the first time i took down the tent. Care is required when disassembling. The eyelets are quite flimsy and i couldnt put it back together.
Overall though it is a really awesome tent, everything i wanted and more, and i cant wait to spend more time in it.

Has a lot of great features that I would expect in a higher price tent. Used twice so far. Good length for an average height person, I wouldn't want to be any taller or it might be a night spent in the fetal position.

Have used this tent for awhile now. Recently went on a trip in the Mt Cook area and this tent was exposed to severe gale force winds. I had no sleep all night because I was worried the tent was going to be destroyed. Made it to the morning completely intact the only damage being where the valcro attaches around the tent pole holding the fly to the inner. Somehow the sleve for the tent poles tore a little in a couple spots but asides from that it over performed in the conditions. I find pointing the back end of the tent into the direction of the wind as this end of the tent is V shaped and doesn�t catch the wind. I use this tent with the foot print as the floor material looks prone to tearing, if it rains and the front of the tent is pointing uphill water will pool in the front of the tent on the foot print. So point the backend into the wind and have it up hill if possible. For your money you are getting at tent that performs as good if not better that the expensive brands and I see torpedo 7 stocks replacement flys and inners so you can't go wrong.

Overall a great tent at the price. There is ample room for one person and some gear , although two people will be tight. The interior is fairly spacious and the door big enough to get in and out easily.The floor material is fairly light duty so durability may be an issue but no problems so far.
The tent packs up light and small. The included pegs are quite light duty aluminum things, i am going to get some slightly heavier duty longer pegs for stability.

Great tent, however works well as a one person with space vs 2 person. If it's for two go for the three person momentum. Overall, this series tent is very well designed and constructed, pop it up in less than 5 mins.

In late February 2017 I hit the road for a 7 day bike tour of which I camped in this tent on all but one night.
It is very easy to set up, I do this by myself in around 5mins.
The main vestibule does a good job of keeping bugs out yet providing plenty of ventilation.
It handles rain well and the floor remained dry internally after a full night of constant light rain with squally showers mixed in.
I purchased this particular design tent for the front access door which allows me to remove the front wheel from my touring bike or mountain bike and then reverse the bike in through the door to keep it dry and safe.
Space is excellent. I managed to fit the bike and wheel, 2 large pannier bags, trunk bag and kitchen kit down one 1/2 and my T7 Aircore sleeping mat and T7 Alta 500 sleeping bag (both of which I fully recommend also) down the other side.
Nice light tent with good features which is easy to use for bike touring /camping

Have had one for 2 years and no problems! It has dealt fine with wind and rain - even when other peoples tents have literally blown away! Really quick and easy to put up. Can use just the inner as a sandfly screen if under a bivy in warm weather. Some of the pegs are no longer straight, but that is to be expected and are still usable and easily bent back
It isn't the lightest out there, but I've found it fine for hiking. Especially if you split it with whomever your sharing with as it can fit 2 people in it

This tent is the perfect size for loading on the bike and exploring. Great size for 2 or 1 plus gear. Solid construction yet light weight.

Sturdy little tent, well made- no problems in rain and freezing conditions, a little tricky to set up blind underneath the fly but doable.. Very stable when fully set up. Nice little extras like proper extruded pegs, glow-in-the-dark bits and reflective cord. I've paid a lot more money for 4-season tents that didn't seem better in any noticeable way.
I'm 5' 10" and only just fitted lying down with puffy head and foot of my sleeping bag, so this isn't the tent for you 6' 4" giants..

I really like this tent, well thought out. Had a couple of hang ups with the zips and the weather seals on the fly opening to the vestibule/porch and the outer velcro fasteners, especially from the inside getting out. Gotta take it slow zippering out cause you WILL get hang ups, especially when its wet and you're dying for some bladder relief. Once she's all buttoned up its pretty bullet proof. Some jamb cleats on the guy ropes might be an idea as the toggles just don't bite well as they could, I'm sure Riley or Ronstan make some cheapish stuff to suit or your manufacturers can get something in HDPE.
Sorry guy's....being constructive here.
All in all great value for money.

A lot of tent for the price paid.
Simple construction. Well designed.
Good quality.

Nice little tent.