I like the innovative "permanent" pole structure of this camping tent. It is truly strong, and withstands gusty high wind. The only drawback I have with this pole structure was that it was a bit difficult to pitch IN the wind. It took two people...I needed to hold the pole structure up while my friend quickly tied the guy lines that secure it, and got it staked. On a non-windy day it would be super easy to put up. The stakes are pretty skinny, so I'll be using my heavy duty stakes (I use them for all tents, as they all tend to come with skinny ones). It also comes with a nice, generous carrying bag. The tent is very well made and the rain fly is exceptional...it actually detaches from the tent and can be used as a shade. The way it's made it's obvious it will withstand a rain storm. I always weatherproof tents, even when they say they're weatherproof...the investment is small when you need a dry shelter. The other thing I like about this tent is that it has two openings...a front and back door for total airflow. Both doors have a netting window that is half the doors...so there can be both privacy and airflow when needed, or the bugs get bad. Two adults can sleep comfortably in this tent. It's just right for hiking, scouts, camping, or simply used as a shade at the park or lake. I gave it four stars because it can be tricky to pitch in the wind, and the skinny little tent stakes. Other than that, this is a nice tent for one or two adults.