just returned from week in the back country. 4 people (two full sized adults, two kids). Plenty of space. Not too heavy given the size. Rain fly worked really well and has full coverage.. Easy set up. Good vestibule and easy entrance from large zippered area. Good poles, lots of pegs. The vent system was a little confusing at first, but once understood it was great - holds a space open to vent the air and keep at a reasonable temp. The floor is made of tarp material. That's great for now - totally dry even during 3 monster rain storms. Wonder how that will hold up long term, but this was great.

I like the color and all the extra "outdoor" space under the rain cover. but...
The first part of this tent sets up very quickly. Can be done solo. The second rain cover part is not so quick and has normal poles with a lot of set up. Without the rain cover there is a lot of mesh/openness. Putting on the rain cover took a lot of putting on and taking off to figure out which way- only clips on on side. You have to use stakes to old the rain cover up/on. I also has a little trouble figuring out how to get the "easy up" part down.
I was hoping to give this tent to my 11 year old son to take camping with this Boy Scout troop solo but really don't think he will be able to do solo.

Pretty sweet little latrine tent. Easy to set up, seems waterproof so far. Not sure on durability as its quite new and I don't spend enough time in there to try and keep warm. We use fire for that lol. Overall the tent seems to be of good quality.

Very easy to install and set up , a very stable umbrella system, good wind resistance.

Very good customer service from manufacturer if a problem should arise.

I paid extra for the tent to be new when I got it it smelled like puke and the inside of the rain fly stuck together and can’t even get the tent poles threw it also the inside of the tent was stuck together and after many washes and set in sun to dry no luck I recommend before u buy go to store where you test it out its is a lot of money for a tent you can’t use

I had let lawn die in preparation for drought resistant landscaping and put down plastic sheeting prior to covering back yard with bark chips or rock. Problem was had to weigh the plastic sheeting down with heavy objects to keep in place. These stakes were the perfect answer for my needs. I still have some left over and plan to use in front of house when lay down some fabric in preparation for landscaping there. The fact biodegradable only a plus but nice to know.