I took this camping in the rain and had it set up over most of my gear. We had a lot of rain and this thing was NOT waterproof. Water was coming straight through it, everything under it was soaked, and we had to leave our trip early because we were soaking wet. Do. Not. Buy. This. If you are camping in the rain. Also the poles SUCK and don’t stay upright. A tiny bit of wind will make it fall over. This would be better suited for a beach trip. I threw it away.

So far so good no complains

I spent 2 days of heavy rain and wind in the tent. I have a small wood burning stove that kept the tent pretty warm. I wish it was bigger for more room. It is really a 1 man size tent with a stove. The stakes are cheap and bend easily that can be fixed. The lack of a snow flap at the doors lets in wind and rain. All said it is a good hot tent.

Sent to my grandson, he loves it

The concept of these window coverings is AWESOME, the execution is not so great. It may work for smaller windows, but was really not well suited to my Ford Transit Connect Cargo. I honestly would have returned them if (1) this wasn't the third product I've attempted on my windows over the past few months with little success and (2) I am leaving for my trip before I'd be able to return and try something else.

The packaging did NOT come with the adhesive side hook Velcro, so I had to buy some. Where the soft Velcro attaches to the material / bungee was very poorly stitched and I had to repair and reinforce, as every single one ripped off when I tried to install. There is frayed stitching all along the bottom seams.

Something that isn't the product's fault, but worth mentioning, is that if you are trying to use this for front windows, it may not fit snugly depending on where your rear view mirrors are located. I will ultimately be cutting a hole and reinforcing with straps in order to be able to connect around the mirror, so that it will allow for a complete seal. Otherwise, bugs can get in underneath.

I had a friend that had this tool last weekend while we were camping. Very rocky and hard ground. I pounded my stakes with my trusty 5 pound hammer. When it was time to pull up stakes and decamp, I was having a hard time getting the stakes up. That's where this tool was very handy. Made pulling the stakes much easier. Worth $40.00? I don't know....i bought it anyway. It's light weight, and well designed. I'll probably still have to use my 5 pounder sometimes, but for the most part it's a nice tool.