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I got this to add to our camping gear. It is lightweight and easy to carry. It also goes up quickly without too much work. It fits 2 comfortably with sleeping mats, but I wouldn’t put more than that in it. We haven’t used it in the rain yet, but it feels durable and held up well in a windy night.

Good option for 2 people and easy to assemble

I really like the ease of set up and how lightweight it is. There is also a small area before getting into the tent where I would put our shoes out of the weather. Overall good tent for camping or overnight hike.

I love how easy it was to set up.

This tent is perfect for staying dry when camping. Just the right size for hubby and me. Easy to take a long and sets up in a hurry. The material made for a warm night’s sleep. A must for areas with heavy dew.

Inside packing a mess. Came with no directions or manual. Completely useless purchase.

We are looking forward to all the summer memories we will have with this tent!

I was impressed by the shape and design and the aluminum poles (3) seem to be of good quality material. Pros: Roomy for two people, can sit up in tent, stable in the wind when using guy lines, good thin aluminum poles with shock cords, nice vestibule, door has no see-'um window that has fabric panel to zip up for warmth and privacy and for good ventilation control, fly is taped, my price was under $60 including Tax with Amazon coupon. Cons: Two people to carry for backpacking, thin stakes (I replaced with ground hog type on the trip), walls got wet on inside by condensation mostly and driving rain. About 1/4 cup water through the walls see photos (but overall stayed Dry), floor didn’t leak as it is taped like the fly. Floor material is a thick plastic weave with rubbery shine. Took it out car camping after receiving it from Amazon to the top of Mt Cheaha the highest point in Alabama (only 2409 ft) in Feb of 2024 it was windy up there and the second night it rained for a few hours. I did not guy the tent the first night, but noticed in hard gusts (~35m/hr) the tent deformed so I guyed it for my last two nights (the poles where not damaged by the deformation). The second night it rained with wind gusts and some water was forced through the fly and tent wall. but once the spots were wet leaking was at a minimum. just the foot of my sleeping bag got damp so overall I stayed dry. The third night it didn't rain, but was still windy and I could tell the guying made a difference in the noise and fluter of the tent. the temperature outside was about 40f the inside was about 50f because it is not a mesh tent like a lot are these days. Some condensation 2 vents on the peak of the tent help keep the tent vented. Adjustment can be made by opening the window on the front door a little to all the way open as desired for airflow. Also the vestibule door can be adjusted for air flow. I'm happy with it for an all season car camping tent for my dog and I. When I got back I sprayed the Fly with silicon water "proofing" sealant hoping next trip it won't leak at all. I could see taking it backpacking if two people share the load.