This is a great footprint. That’s what campers call the mat that you put your tent on. This one is designed to be larger than the tent itself so typically you will use guidelines to study your tent because you don’t want the polls poking the hole in your footprint. When the footprint is the same size as the tent, there are usually grommets for your tent poles to go through.

This is a decent mat that’s made of quality material and rolls up and has a little carry strap. It has a waterproof side for the ground and a softer felt like side facing the tent. It’s nice to walk out with your bare feet onto a soft mat. Nothing fancy, but nothing expensive either.

Great hook and easy

Tent is light weight for price; however it is not vented and condensation soaked the rainfly in an overnight test run. Also tent is fragile and the plastic clip on the cross section of the frame snapped on the second test set up. Save your money and do not buy unless you want to be wet in the morning and fix the plastic clip.

This is a really sturdy tent! Went up in a few minutes, very easy to put together. Held up to extreme winds and a little snow storm just fine. Did get a little wet inside on the floor during a thunderstorm and it is pretty small inside. I think it's enough space inside for 1 child or teen to sleep.

The umbrella is ok. It comes with 4 plastic stakes and 3 bags to use as sandbag. It's smaller than expected. They says it's 10 feet, but it's not, the umbrella opened is about 6.5 - 7 feet. It's 10 feet is from the stretched points of the two panels.

This tent combo seems to be a bit of a darker blue than pictured, which is great as it actually matches our 6 person tent.

I didn't catch in the text (not pictured) that there are large zippered windows on the top roof of each tent, for additional air flow and the use of a hung solar shower. While shown in one picture, but not called out, there is also mesh pockets under each back window opening for toiletries, etc.

The only the only things that would make this better is the addition of screening for the back windows, the addition of side windows (like in the updated 2019 single tent) and the toilet roll hanging option shown in one of their other tents.

Looking forward to testing this next month when we're camping for a week at a provincial park, where the shower stations are closed this year. Will update my review afterwards, if anything else sticks out as a positive or negative.