This is a nice sized tent. At 6'4" tall I can kneel in the middle and still have more head room. I am also able to lay out without hitting my head or feet on either end. This is as it is in the pictures without everything being staked down and without guy lines attached. It will easily sleep 4. There may not be room for stuff or a 5th person if you have 4 in it though, depending on the size of the people. The sippers feel good. The seams all looked good. There were a couple of loose strings (not attached to anything) left over from the manufacture process in it, but no big deal. I do have a couple of criticisms: The shock cord that holds the tent poles together is pretty loose. Once the poles are together, almost any movement will cause a section to come undone. Not a deal breaker though. Second, the rainfly is propped up over the door area. This leaves an area of the mesh roof almost exposed to rain. I am not convinced that it will keep the rain out, but removing the pole that holds the rain fly up like that should solve this issue when it rains. I only say should because I have not tested this in practice yet. The rear of the rain fly being able to zipper open and allow airflow is a nice touch. it allows ventilation and a view but also allows a method of rapidly closing everything up for unexpected rain. All-in-all, I like this tent and look forward to camping with it.

Light tent that it is easy to set up. I appreciate the aluminum poles and the vents on the rainfly especially. It packs down pretty small, and has straps on the outside of the bag, so it will be easy to bring along no matter where you are going. The two doors and large amount of mesh makes it versatile and breathable. However, there are some issues. The rainfly design is pretty awkward, you have to remove it from a stake just to open the door. The tent is pretty noisy too, it is a little bit like sleeping inside of a bag of chips. Every slight movement or breeze is going to bring a crinkling sound. As for durability, I can only speculate. The sleeves for the tent poles are made of mesh, so a pole could catch in one of the holes and rip the sleeve. The polyester itself is thin, but it has a high thread count and is waterproof coated. So I am not too worried about rips, but I am concerned about punctures. The tent does include a patch kit. The mesh walls feel strong and do not catch easily. Even though the seams are taped on the backside, I am concerned water may soak through after a few rainstorms, especially around the rainfly vent where the seams face up. Generally, I think it will hold up well, but that the tent will probably require some repairs after a medium amount of use. Overall this is a nice tent, I trust that it will hold up and be a cozy, dry space throughout many summer adventures. I am looking forward to trying it out on some trips soon.