I took the Bike up into the hill country and wanted a small, compact lightweight tent. It is all of that. For the price, you definitely can't complain. Here's what happened though. It was unexpected cold, dropping to 30 degrees that night. Very unusual for this part of Texas. The tent is NOT designed to provide any protection from the cold, and it didn't. I didn't bring enough blankets. My 300lbs was trying to huddle under some towels, like that would work. Laying on my 1 blanket to keep from laying directly on the cold ground. The only way I could stretch out my 5'10" frame was to lay catty-corner and even then my feet were pressing into one corner and my head was touching the opposite corner. 2 grown humans in this tent? I don't think so. maybe as a dare. I'm sure two horny teens could make it work. Anywho, it was cramped for just me. getting dressed was not easy, since there wasn't enough room to crouch. But I knew about the space issue, so I expected all of that. Most tents greatly exaggerate how many people can fit in real life. All in all I'm really happy with it. it set up fast, by myself, and provided a sense of shelter through the night, even if all it did was cut the wind a bit. However, I will be replacing it with a slightly smaller, lighter, sturdier tent that provides a tiny bit more insulation from the cold.

This is a great tent, offers PLENTY of shade, super easy to set up - we love it! The only flaw is it had a bunch of tiny holes near the seams (not on the seam, but in the fabric near the seam - I've included a couple pictures, but unfortunately this is not all the holes). I sent the 1st one back thinking it was a fluke - but the replacement they sent had the same (if not more) tiny holes. Hoping it holds up & the holes don't expand too much due to the tension & stretch to the fabric to get it taught to stay up. Other than that, the tent is great! Would have given 5 stars if not for the holes!