Really great tent. Very light for the size
588724
Really great tent. Very light for the size, which is huge with the vertical walls and extra high ceiling. Outstanding quality,very waterproof, and its nice to have vestibules that don't let rain in tent when they are open. The vestibules also allow you to open them from within the tent as well as entering and exiting to the side of gear that you have in the vestibule. Expensive but WELL worth it. Big Agnes does it again!
4899025
This is a great tent. Very easy to set up and strong. It is great because has ceiling height for a 6' 1" man that I am. The fly comes down to ground and will not let rain blow in. This is very important because I have a big geostatic tent the Alaska from cabela's and I like this tent a lot more. The other one is rated 4 season but fly stays up in air and in heavy wind rain blows under fly then up tent wall also leaves and other debris. I love it that you can stand in entrance without getting wet before entering into tent. It has big door entrances on front and back with great air flow and one smaller vent on middle of ceiling that cannot be closed. This is the only thing I do not like with this tent that you cannot close to vent. Then tent is very strong in wing and thunder storm nice and dry. It is a little heavy to back pack but is worth it with alum. poles for the extra room on weekend hikes or for a big hike in and use as a base camp is perfect.
1508006
This is a great tent for the price. It's quite spacious, very easy to set up (it only has two poles), and blocks wind well. It appears to be resistant to tears (I've taken it on two weekend trips so far). It's light and packs small, so it's a great backpacking tent for its price. I bought the three-person version, and it fits three people snugly but comfortably.

The tent holds in little heat (two of the four walls are entirely mesh), even with the rainfly on. I haven't used it in the rain, so I can't speak to how waterproof it is. It also doesn't come with a footprint.
4968289
After long research into lightweight two person tent I have stumbled upon the Flash series by Sierra Designs. This tent has everything you need if you are either starting out camping or backpacking, or simply need a good shelter system. It is pretty lightweight, the bag is designed so that weight could be divided between two people. The poles are of hih quality and are very lightweight. The tent offers plenty of room for two people and the gear. The zipers and all compartments in the tent seem to have a lot of quality behind them. It is thin, a footprint seems like a must but it is too damn expensive. I ended up using a cheap tarp that worked just as great. Overall I am very happy. The tent takes no time to set up and is very cool looking. A+
1016825
Had it for a two weeks trail. Had to set it up 6-7 times during this period due to the constant moving and this tent held very well. Didn't test it under rain but it looks like all seams are very well taken care of.
Pros : Roomy enough for two people and their bags and backpacks (3 persons without bags will fit too with some room left)
3 minutes setup with two people.
Light.(aluminum poles would be even better but that would add cost)
Cons: not so many.
Main problem is that whole thing is made out of very thin material and you better have a tarp for under, otherwise you can face punctures in the bottom.
base material could be one foot higher (like most Coleman tents has) from the ground so in a hot weather when you don't need top rain fly you could use just mesh and with enough privacy to not be very visible from the side (it is  about 7" high when mesh material join the base fabric)
In the sun it will be very hot, because not much air circulate through (in rainy, foggy, hot day you'll soak in it)
Anyway we liked it, if not a thin floor I'd give it 5 stars.
4304120
Bought this tent for my wife. Have only had it a month, and she has only used it once. After practicing set up once in our yard, she reported having no difficulty with set up. It's very light and packs small.
963827
Under $30 this tent was an excellent Buy super lightweight love the color a little small on the link I'm only 5 9 and seems like my head and feet were touching the walls but if you slay sideways it's great for one person air mattress just fits inside perfect
4011489
Getting it set up was really easy. The only semi-tough part was getting the small pole at the top of the tent into its slots.

The middle wall seemed a little pointless because the tent isn't big enough to have any meaningful space when divided into two rooms. I instead recommend getting a fan/light unit (I use the Coleman CPX Fan/Light Combo) and hanging it off the hook (the tent is tall enough to where you don't bump into it unless you're like 6'6"+.)

With a smallish 4' x 2' table between two cots on the sides, it's a great two man tent that almost feels like a small hotel room. Four can fit fairly easily (no queueing space). Five is a real stretch, IMO.
1045665
Love this tent. Lightweight and so easy to set up. However...I still haven't taken it camping yet. My review may alter depending on how it fares in the real 'outside' world.
2772251
Light, Durable, Fast Setup tear down, Roomy for 1 person and a pack. I don't know how this is considered a 2 person tent especially if you are over 6' tall and have a large pack. Its ideal if your a single hiker because it has just enough room for a pack and sleeping. Its a durable quick drying tent and ideal for extended thru hikes. For the price this is a great little tent.
2137917
It is actually lighter than most of the fancy tents.  All we had to do was waterproof it and we hit the AT.  It was perfect for the two of us and our sleeping pads.  Very easy to put together after a long day of hiking.  Excellent product.
4765902
I just got back from my first outing with the tent and I really like it.  I spent 3 days on a motorcycle trip and the tent worked well.  Fortunately it didn't rain, so I didn't have to test how waterproof the tent is.  The reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is it is a little short.  I am only 6' 2" and while that is tall, it isn't that tall and I just do fit.  My sleeping bag touched the side of the tent during my final night and it drew some dew through the tent.  If the fly extended down to the bathtub floor and kept the dew off the side of the tent, this probably wouldn't happen.  I could sleep with my head down on that side and make sure my feet touch the other side which is fully covered, but the I wouldn't be under the mesh part of the roof.  I will do this from now on though as you don't want water in the tent.

I do love the vestibules and doors being on both sides of the tent.  Either person could exit the tent without crawling over the other one.  Another plus, which I didn't get to use this trip, is the mesh roof on one side.  If you are camping when you don't expect dew during the night, you can leave the fly off and star gaze.

It is very easy to setup and tear down and doesn't take a lot of effort to get it rolled tight enough to go back in the stuff sack.  That is a lot more than I can say about my cheap, discount store sleeping bag.

***Added 07/28/2011 ***
I used my tent for a couple nights at the mid-Ohio vintage bike races last weekend.  I mention it because it rained off and on for the two days and nights I was there.  Saturday night it absolutely poured down with lots of lightning and thunder.  I had one, tiny pinhole leak that only dripped every few minutes and only during the heaviest rain.  I suspect it was created by snagging the fly in the zipper which is pretty easy to do.  A little camp dry should take care of that. It never dripped enough to cause a problem so overall I am extremely pleased with the waterproofness of this tent.  If it survived the rains I went through, it will survive most anything I would ever want to go through in a tent.
2232726
Nice tent, it really does go up easy. Taking it down was a hassle the first time, but I think I'm getting the hang of it. It stayed dry in light right also. The whole thing fits in the bag quite well. We were able to comfortably fit 3 adults and 2 kids. It might get tight if you had more than three people over 6 feet though, because the ends taper in.
3582695
This tent is as light as they come and has plenty of room for 2-3 people or cramped with 4. It is a nice tent for backpacking because of the low weight. The construction and materials are all quality.
2066757
This is a fantastic tent. Very lightweight - perfect for backpacking and hiking. Pretty spacious - fits two tall people comfortably. Easy to set up even if you have never pitched a tent before. The directions are on the bag too but you get the hang of it very quickly. Clever design has some neat features - mesh windows for ventilation plus a rain cover; pockets on the inside for keeping stuff handy; two vestibules,  zips from the inside and outside. Also we camped out during a tropical depression and the tent stayed stable and dry. Really impressed especially for the price.
4499171
I was very pleased how easy it is to set up.  Two people can do it in one minute, but working alone, I can put this up or take it down in about 3 minutes working one leg at a time.  Folded up, it's not "tiny", but it is surprisingly light and doesn't take up much space thanks to the nice carrying case it comes in.  Everyone here seems to agree that the quality is adequate for occasional use in mild weather, which is the mission for which most people are going to use it.  If you needed this as a "permanent" structure to stay out all the time in all types of foul weather, then of course you should pay more and buy a heavy canvas tent.  But I have nothing but admiration for the design of this product in terms of lightness, portability, ease-of-use, and decent quality for a low price.
3785576
Overall I love this tent. My only issue with it is that I wish they made one a little smaller (like maybe a 6 person tent) that still had the two rooms. I really only wanted this tent so that I could have an entrance area that was still inside the tent to change shoes and leave dirty backpacks, etc. It worked great for that, but we definitely had more space than we needed. Unfortunately the only tent options I found are small one room tents or monster sized. But hey, if you're going to a huge campsite, it works.

It's also fairly easy to setup, but having 2 people certainly helps just because of how large it is.

Not sure how this would hold up in a windy site. I would probably be reluctant to take it anywhere like that. As we were setting it up it felt like it might not be able to handle a whole lot, but I'm honestly not sure. Aside from that, it rained a little bit on our trip and no leaks.