Customer Reviews The North Face Stormbreak 3

For the past 2 years I've lived in the stormbreak 3 for 7 months due to my work. All around this is a fantastic tent for the price

THE QUALITY OF MATERIALS IS GOOD. I WOULDN'T EXPECTLESS FROM A NORTHFACE PRODUCT. HOWEVER THIS TENT DOES NOT BREATHE. LIKE AT ALL. THE CONDENSATION DRIPS INTO THE TENT WHEN YOU TRY AND EXIT FROM THE POORLY DESIGNED DOORS. AND TO REACH THE ZIPPERS WHICH ARE AS FAR AWAY AS POSSIBLE TO EXIT THE TENT, YOU END UP TOUCHING YOUR CLOTHES TO THE CONDENSATION COVERED FLY. IT IS GROSS. TECHNICALLY THE TENT IS WATERPROOF SINCE TOU CAN LITERALLY BE CAMPED IN A PUDDLE AND IT DOESN'T COME IN. AND I DID INCREASE MY RATING BECAUSE OF THIS. BUT THE CONDENSATION PROBLEM BRINGS THAT MUCH WATER INSIDE ANYWAYS. I HATE THIS TENT

Used mostly for backcountry camping with wife&dog. This one was sold again. Using the fly zippers was such a pain. Also prefer tents with connected fly and mesh

It's a basic tent. Stakes do bend easily in hard dirt and the zipper on the rain cover does get stuck frequently. The color scheme does pop with the rain cover.

This tent has zero venting once the rain fly is closed up. The condensation (one person) was dripping i side in the early morning. Also, the zippers on both vestibules (there are two) always jam up because of the "storm flap(s) on all 4 of the zippers (2 for each door). At one point I thought I was going to have to cut myself out with my knife. Never had a tent (and I've had a number of them) do that. Poor design. Other than that it seems of quality material. Just bought it in Early June, '25, just got out for first 3 night camp out with this tent late July. Constantly had issues with the zippers. North Face is known for quality productsthis is not one of them.