Very sturdy. We live by the coast so my biggest worry is it will blow away. They seem tough, time will tell

As a resident from Colorado, this tent is great. I purchased this along with the Crua Cocoon Insulation and together these are perfect for allowing me to camp well into the late fall months. Setting up the tent is straight forward, but it does come with instructions. Two poles cross to form the foundation and you stake it in place. The stakes are durable metal and aren’t L shaped, which helps prevent bending them out of shape. The third pole is used to support a front porch area. It overhangs nicely, which gives you a place to keep shoes, etc. Also, it has a double entrance, one to the porch and one to the interior of the tent. Each entrance has two flaps closed with zippers and Velcro, one solid and one mesh to keep bugs out and let air flow. The Velcro stitching was a little weak, but they were backups for the zippers anyhow. Air flow is especially important as this is a water proof tent and only has one entrance. At the rear of the tent, there is another small flap that can be unzipped to expose a mesh window and further promote airflow. The same feature can be found in the roof of the tent. After using it on a warm day, I didn’t have any problems with overheating. Finally, there are two pockets inside of the tent on either side. The tent size really only accommodates 2 people as stated (175 lb guys, 6’ 0”), so I didn’t really find a need for more pockets, although one near the ceiling may have still been nice. Lastly, the tent was tall and felt roomy, which I assume was intentional to help accommodate the cocoon insulation. This made it slightly more susceptible to wind gusts, but as a somewhat taller person, it was nice to be able to kneel in an upright position without my head hitting the ceiling. Overall, this is a solid tent that has excellent accommodations for keeping the water out while allowing air to flow. Even without the cocoon insulation, it’s a great option for Colorado camping.

I really like the space in this tent. For two people backpacking, you could share the 5.5lbs weight and have plenty of room for two pads, plus headroom. Don't be fooled by the cats in the picture, the black and white one is a 22lb large, think more small-mid sized dog. There's space for him as well as my single bed size inflatable mattress. I do wish there were tabs on the ends of the rainfly to stake it out a bit more from the tent netting. The tent has clips to attach to the poles, but the rainfly uses ties. Maybe lighter, but a pia. Still, for the price, size, and weight I'm pleased.