Worked great

At the waterfront campsite I set it up on the first night, wind blew it about 20’ away, upside down onto the rocks on the shoreline. It was unharmed, no rips or anything. Word of advice: in windy locations use big plastic tent pegs and some rocks along the base to weigh it down, instead of just the smooth steel pegs included. We used it several times over the summer with no issues, was a welcome escape from wasps and gave us some shade yet it’s open-air enough to still feel like you’re outside. Truly easy to put up and take down, took about 2 mins for this single mom with a 9-year-old son “helping.”

Bought this for an annual desert camping trip with my buddies. Had 30mph winds. Tore the corner anchor points off of the front of the tent and the fiberglass poles split just from flexing in the wind. Think twice before buying this tent if it's going to be windy.