Decent for solo backpacking trips

A nice tent, for people looking for a single that will accommodate them and a rucksack. I would venture to say that it would be suitable for tall people. I'm 1.76m tall and there is plenty of room above my head and in my legs, so taller people should also be able to fit in. However, you have to bear in mind that this is a tent in which you won't be able to sit very much - even at the highest point, my head touched the ceiling of the sleeping area. The apse is tiny, I would treat it more as a place for shoes and maybe pots, etc. It's best to give the backpack to the centre, at the widest point, parallel to each other, it should then fit. The fly comes down quite low, also this reduces wind blowing and you can count on the tent giving more thermal comfort in colder seasons. The weight is a bit of a stretch, the full kit as we get it, with all the covers is 1800 grams on my scale. This may not be the lightest, but still acceptable in my opinion. Putting up the tent is, in my opinion, quick and easy. The problem, however, can be condensation on the inside of the flysheet, once it appears it is difficult to ventilate the tent properly due to only one entrance. Finally, I've only had the opportunity to test it on one short summer outing in good weather so far, so I won't say anything about rain, wind and temperature resistance.