High Peak South Col 3-man 4-season Tent

Im Very satisfied with this tent. Out of the box it looked great. Sturdy aluminum poles, and nice bathtub bottom. I took it backpacking for six days in the Daniel Boone National Forest London Disctrict this past week with two friends. tent performed very well, except for a small condensation problem. and split up between three people the 10 odd pounds this tent weighs doesnt really matter. We found that the condensation was alot less when the door flaps were almost halfway open. and the large vestibule was great. it was also low 20's when we went and had about an inch of snow one night and we stayed warm and dry.

I finally got to use this tent last night in the yard. It seems to be a very nice tent. It was kind of chilly and we sttayed warm in the tent. Putting it up was also easy, but having a second person would help. Overall, this will be a good buy and a good tent.

I have used this tent during all seasons and in different types of weather and different types of environments. I usually camp with one other person and a Labrador and this gave us plenty of room. I'm sure another person would have fit just fine. The flooring of this tent is very durable, and showed no signs of damage from excited puppy feet after several uses.Setting up the tent has been pretty easy. I don't always stake all of the tie outs when there isn't wind, but let me tell you, the long tie-outs are very nice during wind. Like most tents this is difficult to set up in high winds (70 mph winds at the Ocean in Washington state in December), but it actually stayed up, in place and dry inside once set up.Very happy! Family members have purchased similar sized and quality tents for well over twice the price-- and I wouldn't trade them!

Took this tent to Pikes Peak, Co for the annual hill climb race. Being a Floridian I am not an avid camper but have had some experience with camping before. It took me 2 hours to figure out how to set up this tent. The part that had me confused was the blue anchors that are literally all over the tent. I was baffled as to how to anchor them w/o the cords being 3 feet away from the tent. Once that mess was straightened out the tent was rock solid. Camping at 11,000 feet it tends to get windy. The tent held strong and had no problems with the strength of the wind and was a good 10 degrees warmer than outside. The porch area is what really sold me, it is perfect for keeping camping gear and shoes/boots when inside the tent. Wished that the floor of the porch was covered, but a tarp does the job. Tent is big enough to have a queen size air mattress inside. Little pockets inside the tent were convenient for flashlights and water bottles. The tent has its own carrying bag that is small and light weight. Was able to put the tent back in the bag w/o frustration when packing up. I would recommend giving this tent a test run to iron out all the nuances before actually using it, avid camper or not.