overall great tent!

first the cons since there arent many
1) all mesh tent makes the tent a little breezy in high winds and also i am somewhat reluctant to use in sub 0 temps (Celsius), but if the fly is tied down properly like it should be this issue is easily taken care of, recommend upgrading to steel spikes instead of pegs if you can afford the weight.

pros

1)light-ish
2)easiest tent ive ever set up, similar to the design of the hubba hubba 1 main pole and two very small expandable poles, mine came with featherlights but i think they come with aluminum here
3)lots of room even for tall folk, im 6'2" and have more than enough room
4)waterproof and drys quickly, mine actually dried wrapped up in the trunk of my car on the way home from tofino after a nice rainy night
5) vertical walls keep everything warm and dry, large vestibules on either side , two doors

very happy with this tent, probably the best at what its made for, like i said i would compare it to the msr hubba hubba , a little more weight but a lot more room and less than half the price

two thumbs up!!

overall great tent!

first the cons since there arent many
1) all mesh tent makes the tent a little breezy in high winds and also i am somewhat reluctant to use in sub 0 temps (Celsius), but if the fly is tied down properly like it should be this issue is easily taken care of, recommend upgrading to steel spikes instead of pegs if you can afford the weight.

pros

1)light-ish
2)easiest tent ive ever set up, similar to the design of the hubba hubba 1 main pole and two very small expandable poles, mine came with featherlights but i think they come with aluminum here
3)lots of room even for tall folk, im 6'2" and have more than enough room
4)waterproof and drys quickly, mine actually dried wrapped up in the trunk of my car on the way home from tofino after a nice rainy night
5) vertical walls keep everything warm and dry, large vestibules on either side , two doors

very happy with this tent, probably the best at what its made for, like i said i would compare it to the msr hubba hubba , a little more weight but a lot more room and less than half the price

two thumbs up!!

my dad bought a pair online but got a half size to small so he's waiting for his new pair and giving the old ones to me... haven't put any miles on them yet but walking around town they're the most comfortable shoe I've ever owned

used these all summer in southern B.C. Rockies and eventually on five day hike of the west coast trail.... i had read about the plastic hooks breaking but i assure you if one "broke walking in the brush" that was an isolated error. Ive raced up and down some pretty harry scree slopes banging them around hard and nothing has broken yet. As for them not being waterproof nothing can be further from the truth. Someone said Gore-tex doesn't cut it... that's not true, if your goretex isnt waterproof its because you probably dried the boots by a fire that was to hot and dried out the goretex liner or punctured it with a sharp stick or something. that being said i did add some mink oil and nik wax to them before going on the west coast trail... even when walking IN the ocean my feet were always 100% drytake care of these boots and they will take care of youhighly HIGHLY recommended