Broke the first day we used it the black umbrella pieces snapped in half without warning and the umbrella flew backwards! Would have returned but returned window closed . Bought two of these now I’m out $100 .

Another great product from my favorite brand. And no, (unfortunately) they DON'T pay me to say that. This tarp packs down incredibly small, and it is also very light weight. It is so light and compact your could easily make the case you should include it on every outdoor outing you have, just in case. About the size of can of soda, at half the weight, it is a perfect emergency shelter.

While designed primarily as a cover for the Sea to Summit hammock, it works well on its own, particularly when paired with two light weigh tarp or trekking poles. It would require some stakes though, which I also tend to carry a few extra of.

This tent was very easy to pack, carry, and put up! It provided protection from the sun and was very versatile in targeting areas to shade. Very pleased!

Big fan of Sierra Designs equipment, so I decided to pull the trigger. The tent is a great size for 3 mid size adults. At 84" long, it will work for most adults under 6'8". The width and top spreader bar makes for lots of shoulder room. Color coding and simple pole layout make setup very simple. The fabrics are thin, but heavier duty than others, so they should hold up well if treated well. My tent was a little heavier than spec's at 4lbs 3 oz. But it does include 10 stakes and I doubt I would need that many, so I'll leave a few at home. Zippers worked great, but still can get snagged in the fly. The profile of the tent works very well in windy conditions especially if you can face the lower end into the wind. We had no issues with 5-10 mile winds with just a few stakes at the mid and vestibule points. The fly is a little low so entering and exiting does require a bit of bending, but height inside the tent is great with nobody touching the top. We had some condensation, but again that sloping of the walls and toward the feet meant it rolled off quite nicely without soaking anything at the foot end. I suspect we could have unzipped the fly at the top for a bit more venting, but it was fine as is - temps were in the low 20's at night, so we expected some condensation. Overall, I'm impressed, hope it lasts as long as my 15 year old Sierra Designs tent that it replaced!