I used these to secure tie downs for a small green house.

So far they have held of for a couple months of freezing temps and 60+ mph winds holding down my green house. I used P-cord on these and have seen no wiggle or movement.

The carry bag was a plus and I intend on buying more to try out camping and we have a lot of loose soil that doesn't do well with hammer in stakes.

really well made and roomy

Sehr gut

This is a great tent space wise and it looks nice too. The instructions for setting up are sewn into the tent, so no losing them. The pegs aren’t great though. They are narrow metal spikes which bend easily when pounding them in to stake the tent. Easy solution is to buy more heavy duty pegs from a sporting goods store. It has a nice cover overall to keep out rain, although we didn’t experience any rain on our camp out. It was pretty easy to set up and tear down too. Practice will improve the time required to set up. Overall, I would recommend this tent for anyone looking for space to spread out. We had 2 adults and 3 young children in it and loved it. Two thumbs up!

I've only had it up for a month or so, but so far the quality is really good for the price. I have another tent that cost me ~200 dollars and while the material of that one is way thicker and obviously more sturdy, I bought this one to be less durable and more of a "shelter only" storage to get things out of the elements. The material of the fabric really repels rain water. I watched it in a storm and the water was bouncing off the top in big beads, almost like it was hydrophobic. It was easy to set up, and easily fit 3 full sized adult bicycles. I did notice that when I was setting it up, that the way I had to pull some of the fabric caused some of the stitching to stretch, which may be a sign of durability later, but so far so good. Will update this review if the tent does not pass basic durability test down the line, but for now, as is good!