Great tent with a few pinhole light leaks.
921123
I received this tent quickly and it was not difficult to assemble with two people. It appears to be very good quality. I only gave 4 stars due to the pinhole light leaks on some of the stitching. It's not enough that I would send it back, I will cover the holes with foil tape and it should be fine. I will update again in a couple months once I have actually used the tent to grow.

This is an update after using the tent for about a week after setup. I am reducing down to two stars due to the massive amount of light leaks in this tent. It also ripped at a zipper seam which should not happen after opening gently a few times. I am pretty disappointed.
4251526
We have this tent and have used it on many camp outs for the past 3 years. It is fast & easy to set up. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5, because we discovered this past weekend during a night of solid rain, that the roof & sides leak water. Water beads up on the inside top & drips down on you. It needs a fly to help the water run off. We had to keep taking a towel & wiping the inside ceiling in order to stay dry.

On the 2nd night of rain, we wound up clipping a tarp over the top of it. I may try & spray it with some type of scotch guard/water repellent to see if that helps. We will continue using the tent, but make sure we bring the tarp for the roof along in case of rain.
2792681
Sturdy tent came discreet. Setup is a little annoying poles don't lock in very good and the tent with full of holes along all the seams and even a ton of pin holes all around the tent. Zippers seem i little iffy and its brand new. The Velcro patches leak light as well.
3653674
I would have given this tent 4 or 5 stars if it hadn't rained during my trip.  Very lightweight and extremely easy to put up.  The porch-type door that can be propped up was great.  Especially when it was just raining lightly...I could put stuff under it that I didn't necessesarily want in my tent but wanted to keep dry.  As soon as the rain started coming down a little harder (moderate, really) the tent started leaking all over...not something I could patch, just wasn't pulled tight enough.  If you're camping in an area that you are sure won't have any rain, this is the tent for you.
1617971
Well, I give this tent 4 stars because of a few minor issues, but overall I am pleased with it.  I have used this tent a few times now, including one night where there was a massive thunderstorm that poured on us.  We did stay dry, although one corner of the rain fly where the pole connects had a minor leak.  I had not used any water sealant or anything though, and it was only a few drops getting through out of a massive downpour.  Those drops fell onto the main tent and didn't get in, but they did get the door on that side a little wet.  If I use a spray seal on that corner I'm sure it won't leak anymore so that is easy enough to fix.

Now the tent was a bit confusing to setup at first.  This is the first tent I've had where the rainfly is significantly larger than the main tent.  I recommend you set it up in your backyard on a nice clear day when you are not rushed to become familiar with it.  Don't try to set it up in the middle of the night, or when it's raining, if you've never set it up before.  I set this up with two people always, it could be possible to set up solo, but it wouldn't be easy.  The tent is roomy enough for 2 people, and an inflatable air mattress for two people, but there isn't room for much else.  However, there is a lot of covered area to store shoes and other items under the rainfly.  I do recommend getting a tarp of some kind so that the area you set out of the tent onto is clean and dry.  Also if you set out a tarp before you lay down the tent it helps protect it from sharp rocks and sticks, etc.

We call this tent "the boulder" because when it is all closed up it has a very strange looking profile, like a low lying rock or something.  Also, the picture for this item is inaccurate, it does not have poles to support the rainfly extension, that is some other tent, the next larger model up I think.  I'll try to add a photo of this tent set up after I finish this review.
768543
My first tent. It is heavy duty and supports the light well. Light leaks are very minimal. No light gets in but a little can be seen around the zipper when the interior light is on. I love this tent and would buy this again.
1560216
Great tent, used it a few times. No leaks from the rained. One of the stake holders loops did tear off the tent bottom. I purchased a tent repair tool and re-attached. It's big and I can stand in the center fairly well (6'3''). Excellent purchase for the price.
2029765
This is a good sized tent for what I was wanting.

Pros:
affordable- the size of the tent for the price of it is a great bargain!

Reflective material- you can easily see that the reflective material does a great job with reflecting the light around.

Multiple doors- it's very nice having the option to go in different doors.

Heavy duty- the material does seem to be very strong!

Cons:
NEEDS MORE REINFORCEMENT- this tent is supposed to house an entire growing environment and with that you'll have equipment that needs hung. This only has one center support on the ceiling area. They do give you a few cross brackets but there is only one main support for the ceiling. With all your lights, carbon filter, ducting, fans, etc etc etc needing somewhere to fasten to, it makes that middle support beam REALLY sag down. I put duct tape around it to give it a bit extra strength. It holds your equipment up but I still go out there wondering if my lights have fallen down.

Not easy to put together unless you have a big space- the directions are terrible lol. They don't do a good job explaining how to "slip" the cover on. The smaller sized tents are probably much easier to do, but unless you have a big space or can bring into your space after its setup, its pretty difficult to do. Just breathe and be patient, you'l get it.

Ducting holes- I do like that this tent has multiple ducting sizes available for your use. It would be nice if the holes were cut even just a 1/4 inch bigger around.

Overall I am enjoying this tent. If they fixed the center beem support issue and perhaps gave you two more cross pieces, this would be a 8 star product! I'm happy I purchased this tent for sure.

FYI- A possible solution to the center beam sagging is to buy an 8 foot 2x2, cut it down 6 1/2 inches. Then you cut a 1/2 inch notch out of both ends of the 2x2, simply put the ceiling and floor beams into the notch and the ceiling beam will have its new support it needs.
2703663
Huge tent, very good overall... however, I noticed after one "unfolding and folding back again" the bottom layer of the tent had started to wear out... as in, hole in the tarp material... but I figure some gorilla tape would fix it just fine.  We always put a tarp on the ground anyways.  All in all, I'd buy it again.
3305123
This tent could easily have gotten 5 starts if the design didn't let water pour into the tent.

The floor of the tent sticks out farther than the top of the door in the rainfly, so when you open the rainfly door water drips right into the tent! It sticks out so much you can actually stand up with you feet inside the tent and your body outside the rainfly door.

Other than that, I love this tent. The full mesh is awesome for camping under the stars. It is quick and easy to set up. It is sturdy against wind. It's no ultralight but it isn't super heavy either (especially in the price range). I've taken it backpacking a bunch of times and except for the water issue I think the tent is awesome.
4569821
My experience with this tent is limited as we've only spent one night in the tent.  My initial impression is that it is a great tent, especially for the price.  We were just looking for a 2-3 man tent to take when it was just myself and my son so we didn't have to take our large family tent.  I looked at REI and found similar tents for over $100.  This was about half of that and performed well.  Temperatures got down below freezing and the tent, with the full rain fly kept the temps inside the tent comfortable.  If there was one thing that I was not 100% satisfied with, it would be the zippers.  They seem pretty cheap and one got stuck often.  Other than that, I'd give it a 5 star review.
4677061
I did love this tent. For me, the panoramic roof view was the clincher!

Easy to set up and take down by myself. 5'6" 59 year old woman.

Not for extremely windy conditions. A friend borrowed it to use in Joshua tree in winter and it ended badly but I am here to order it again :-)
To other inexperienced campers, I wish I had known:
Biggest problem was cold coming up through mattress. A reflective emergency blanket helped.
Would recommend addl. waterproofing along seams before use
Recommend absorbent floor mat by door if it's going to be wet. I had some rugs but wasn't thrilled to be tracking mud on them.

 It was my first time camping as an adult. I set this up in a campground that had electricity and hung a light in the center. I set up my mattress on one side and, with the center divider in, was able to stay toasty warm using a small space heater although it wasn't that cold to begin with. Probably the 40's. It had a thermostat and was't on full time. I didn't have time for weatherproofing before I went and had a couple of spots where there was a small amount of water coming in. Part of it may have been due to the campsite not being level and the rainfly isn't very extensive.so some rain might have circumvented it. It was great to be able to walk around in it!
4595636
This is a pretty good tent.  It's not too heavy, or light.  I setup the tent in soft mud one night, and then on a sandbar the second night -- both while Kayaking.  It rained both nights, and I stayed dry.  Easy to setup, seems sturdy, and performed like I wanted it to.  Kept the bugs out, and I like the rain fly ability to fold back, and double doors.  Plenty of room for a single person and gear.  Enough room for two, though I'd hope you like the person you are shacking up with.  I have a Klymit Static v2 and a Klymit Static V Lux -- set together, these pretty much fill the tent space on the inside.  So, for two people, it works, but it's a little cozy -- no issues for me here, but YMMV.  I'd easily buy it again, though I'd debate on the 3p versus the 2p.  If you want more space, opt for the 3p.

Review 2:
I've had this tent out about 6 or 7x since the last review.  It's still in great condition, and still suits my needs.  I recently even took it out in 25*F weather for 3 days, and it worked well enough!
2333590
Is the best tent, size for the price.  However, first camping trip it already sustained a tear in the canvas.  It was in the bottom, directly above the zipper opening, likely just from the stress of pulling up the zipper going in and out. Otherwise it works great, and the set up and take down is crazy crazy crazy easy and quick.
1675000
Good tent, just not enough ventilation. Water proof, quick set up and break down, 3lbs weight. I used it for 4 days, condensation built up. The poles I read in another review said it was too long, but so are actual camping tents. The poles were long for the back and front for the triple stitched loop on the top of the tent where the slide into at. It's meant for and angle so water will run down. Could use some side support and bigger door, but compared to my friends tent they bought water got in. It's flame retardant, D style door could be bigger and cording could be put on side of the front so you don't almost trip lol. Over all I'm happy, I will use it. Bonus is a 10 year warranty. So if it tears or seals Go bad another newer up to date tent for free. As of other reviews, it was raining. Kept water out, I live in West Virginia. It poured and no leak at all. Another review said it tore, they were too rough. Like any tent take your time to set it up, make sure you don't rush. Know your equipment.
4811969
My girls received this tent for Christmas. We set it up right away and I immediately noticed that the material was fraying/tearing in two places. Each spot is at least three inches wide near the seam. My cousin bought the same one for her daughter and I told her about our issue and she had the same exact problem. 2 for 2 is pretty bad odds with defects if you ask me. However, aside from the tear, my daughters love this tent. It has four poles (similar to tent rods)  that hold it up and it's pretty sturdy. I like that there are two mesh windows because I can still peek in when they are quitely playing  and it doesn't get musty with little bodies playing inside.
4464537
Edit:  08/13/16  After using for about a dozen overnight camps since my purchase May 2015, this tent leaks badly even in a light shower right through the walls I could see a fine mist coming through landing on my belongings. It is a light use, dry weather tent only at best with little to no airflow. I got what I paid for. a $22 tent.

Finally used this tent a week ago and unfortunately during rainy weather on a Saturday night. While the tent is spacious for 1 with enough room for your gear inside, it would be snug with 2 adults, but doable and no gear inside so tarp it on the outside or dry-bag it. The color is a light olive drab and blended good enough in the foliage woods. I will tarp over the tent next time with my nylon marpat woodland digital tarp. The tent withstood mild wind bursts gusting 20mph and less and no sagging at all. It did leak rain approx. a full... say, 8 -10 oz cup of water on the tent floor and I am unsure from where it came in from...maybe the walls, maybe the screened roof, maybe the zippered area on the door, or maybe up from the floor thru the tarp bottom....who knows I was asleep surprisingly. The tent came with about 1 1/2" unstitched hole near the bottom left side about 5 inches from the zippered door where they missed sewing the green nylon to the black floor bottom. It is repairable and I can re-sew it properly as it was not torn fabric. My son's tent came in perfectly sewn and never leaked that night, so, go figure. The rainfly covering the screened roof is only adequate if it rains straight down on the tent so I recommend erecting another tarp as a lean-to or an A-frame tarp (draped over paracord) above this tent for better cover when rain is expected; however, the rainfly additional purpose may be to also keep the moonlight or sunlight from coming in to disturb sleep and blind you and provide interior shade. The weight of the tent with stakes & poles is especially nice to pack on my ruck and the additional weight was not so noticeable as I balanced the weight on/in my ruck evenly. While I can't give 5 stars on this tent, for the price it will be good for moderate to low usage and I can't complain too much for what I paid.  For my purposes, this will be a decent back up tent, and I will look for another that could withstand heavy usage. I got what I paid for $21.99 which is equivalent to a night at the very low dollar motel except I know my bedding was clean although ground hard.  Haha.....Cheers and thanks for reading, hope this helps you out a bit.