Loved it- took it to the beach and the wind was ripping. Didn’t have any issues with it blowing off or worried about it falling over. Although you definitely need two people to put it up if it’s windy outside. I was able to put it in the washer on a gentle cycle afterwards too which was nice! I’ll be curious to see if I can get the poles in normal dirt/grass very easy as they are more flexible. Happiest with the size of the carrying bag. Perfect for limited space and you don’t want to take a rigid canopy with you.

It is small and even though it fits 2 people, I recommend it more for solo travellers if you are looking for confort, but I've share it without any problem. It keeps you dry and warm, and it's very easy to assemble. It was a back door, which is specially useful when you share it, so each has their own door.

Good for maybe if you're using it in backyard but trying it out in the field massive failure. Material came with slight rip in sleeve rod goes through and its real sensitive. Zipper to case broke instantly as I tried to repack it. Would not buy.

I find this is a great way to save weight when backpacking by using a trekking pole instead of bringing even more items and weight. This is solid as a one person tent. It does take a bit of practice to learn how to do this quickly and I recommend setting this up at home before setting out on an adventure and getting everything set and memorized for what it takes to do this without any struggles. If one wants to cut weight even more, substitute titanium stakes, and even an ultralight cord. Even a lighter pack sack can help as well if one wants to get serious. I good tent that will do for quite some distance. I would do some serious hikes first before taking on something like the Appalachian Trail or other extreme packing trip.