I love this tent. I just spent 3 weeks camping in the Olympic peninsula and this tent held up great. My only negative is that since it's canvas it shows dirt and stains really easy but that's just the nature of canvas. This tent stayed warm with my buddy heater, fits 1 person and luggage comfortably but you could get two people in there. It did so well in the rain until the last few days when it poured 5 days straight so I had to toss a tarp over it but water still seeped through just with how much water was in the air. It dried out pretty quickly for canvas with the heater on. It's slightly harder to set up with 1 person than a regular tent, but way easier to take down. A huge bonus: since it's canvas, the material doesn't get stuck in the zipper like regular tents. The bottom of the tent is tarp so no water gets on the ground and the sides are canvas. Overall, very happy with this tent, love the style, it's super comfy. 12/10 will never get it back in the bag correctly.

I want to cheer, as I was able to finally get this to standing all by myself. This says one minute, but I think it took me more like 20 minutes learning how and one person is much more difficult. First time the legs are very difficult to extend enough to snap in place. I’m not that strong, so it was a bit of a struggle. I learned to make sure the red button pops up when locked. Again, make sure that red button is out all the way or it will collapse. After several attempts at extending the legs, they seems to snap in better, so perhaps with use, it will get better. Taking this down took about a minute and a few more to get it back in the bag. And, yes it fits back in the bag and it zips shut. Now, I have to say, that it is super cool once it is up and standing. It is light weight overall, so no struggles. I didn’t take the time to secure it to the ground, but you can see in the photo it looks pretty good and I can’t wait to use this to keep out flys, and the sun off me at the campground. I feel this is a good value.