My first complaint is that you this is expensive and sold separately, despite Big Agnes recommending its use with their tent to avoid damage. If it’s really required (and I think it is), then include it with the tent. Still, believing it to be as well engineered as their tent, I spent the money and bought it. Sadly, my expectations weren’t met. The tent pole ends stick into the silver grommets shown on the orange bit of webbing (that’s the footprint) rather than being securely held by the plastic clips, as on the tent (see the grey webbing in the photo). Which means when you move the tent before pegging it in, the footprint falls off. For the love of God, would it have been that hard to design a more effective solution? Disappointed. Save your money and make your own footprint. There are some good tutorials on YouTube for Making tent footprints out of Tyvek.

Me encantó mucho, el color y diseño es muy bueno, lo único que tiene como negativo es que toma mucho espacio, dice que es para 2 personas pero caben 3 personas sin problema, pero si son personas robustas, solamente 2. Es muy amplio por dentro y la ventilación es muy buena. Lo recomiendo mucho

Got this tent thinking it would be perfect for quick camping trips with my young children. Over all it is a nice tent just way too small. My kids have children's toy tents that have more room. I am 5'11" and even sleeping at an angle my head and feet were touching the sides of the tent. Two full size sleeping bags over lapped when spread out, there was no room for storage.
i did like the weight and ease of set up/tear down. It has nice zippers and is well constructed. No real rain fly and being that it only has screen in the front and top, moisture gathered in the tent quickly getting everything inside wet. So poor design feature for proper moisture control and air ventilation. For $20 USD it makes a better toy for kids than an actual functional light weight tent.