I've used it a bunch. It's held up great, no noticeable signs of wear and tear at all. It's never leaked, in fairness it hasn't really seen any massive storms with me and I'm cautious with placement. It sets up really fast and easy and tears down and packs up just as well. Perfect for 1 person plus gear or maybe 2 people if they're in love haha

Good quality and size.

I have yet to actually used it for a weekend but we did set it up in our yard. It is lighter than I expected for a tent of such a large size. This tent is super easy and fast to set up and get staked down. As I said, I haven't used it for an extended period, so I can't attest to it's waterproof abilities or water resistant abilities. Will update if/when I use it in a rainy situation.

We were hoping that this would be the sun shade to rule them all, as the popular sheet-in-the-wind shades have failed us in the past when wind has died down. However, the legs were just not strong enough. Assembling seemed easy enough: we even used a small shovel to dig holes for the posts, but a strong sneeze would still knock it down. My attempts to get this thing to stand up for more than 10 minutes became a source of amusement to almost everyone on the beach, who then started offering suggestions and trying to help.

Other than the poles that won't stand up, the shade seems to be well made. I do like the fabric that was used and for the moments it was standing, we were quite comfortable underneath. I'll attempt to use it again for Summer soccer games and hope that it works without the presence of any moving air.

Made with quality netting and well-stitched seams, this mosquito-proof “tent” sets up instantly -- as soon as you release its elastic strap and let go of the loops. It has a zippered opening on one side only, but its symmetrical design lets you put your head or feet at either end. It has enough headroom to sit up inside the tent, and when you lay down the netting stays up and off your head. If you plan to sleep on an air mattress, I’d place this tent on top of the air mattress and not try to fit the air mattress inside the tent. Four small stakes and four guy lines are included. Folding it up and fitting it back into its zippered carry case is not an esoteric intelligence test. It’s terribly easy. Just read and follow the instructions (sewn into the carry bag), and/or watch the video demonstration included in the whatcampingtent.com listing. You only need to fold it onto itself once and then refasten the elastic strap. Poof! and Viola!