Wow. I bought this for a smaller less set up intensive version of my cabelas Alaskan for quick over night to two night campouts. I have a battery pack and cpap machine i have to take so i am very concerned about rain and live in kansas so we also get ridiculous winds.Well sure nough we had a scout campout this weekend and as it does on scout campouts it rained both nights. The girls used this tent and said night one that it was really dry and only the one that put her back on the wall instead of her back pack got wet. 3 (2 12 and 1 13 yo girls. 3 packs.) Then night two. They all slept in the middle. And it rained with 60 mph wind gusts. I was asleep in my alaskan until the thunder boomed real big one time. Then i heard the wind howling. So like a good dad and scout leader i poked my head out and checked and to my surprise the girls were still asleep and the tent, while moving about a bit in the massive wind gusts, was still standing and several other tents were flattened. So i went back to bed.In the morning i went and asked how they think this tent did and they all said It was fantastic. They and their gear stayed dry in all that wind and about 2” of rain that fell. While we had two boys in other tents that were what I Used to use prior to my Alaskan and they got soaked.Let me be clear. This is NOT in any way the same as my alaskan. But i feel confident that I can take this on my 1-2 nighters with the boys and or scouts and not have to worry about the kansas wind or the rain. It will move a bit in the heavy winds but i never saw it go down. It has enough rigidity from the design and poles that it will hold up as long as you use all the guy lines and stake it correctly! And again as long as you don't sleep back to the wall you will stay dry.For the money, this is prolly the best tent under $300 I have ever owned. Well done KAZOO!!Easy and fast to set up. Two people can do it in just a couple of minutes. I can set it up myself with this little trick. After I get two poles up, I zip tie them together to hold them while I get the third in place.It has two doors that can be all sealed up or you could have the window open with a screen still in place. You can also open the whole door and roll it up to the side. Use the tie backs that are already in place on the tent to hold the door open and out of your way. Don’t ever get in a hurry when zipping things closed!! The rain flaps are our friends. Be thankful they are there. Remember where they are and hold them out of your way while you zip so you won’t jam up the zipper. Come on guys! You have zipped things up before!!When the rain flap is off you can look up and see the sky. The rain flap is super easy to put on and I have been inside during a rain storm and stayed perfectly dry.The bag that comes with it is plenty large enough to hold everything when packed. I also put a folded up tarp in the bag to lay down under the tent for a little more protection.The best part about this tent is that it is YELLOW! How fun is yellow! We can see it from far away and I just love my little yellow tentYellow Mercury 4 person tentFirst outing with this tent, it poured rain!-Easily assembled with one person, but 2 certainly makes it easier.-Lightweight and portable with carrying case.-I fit an 18" queen sized air mattress in it. It fits well and leaves some room on either side of mattress for bags, but not a whole lot of room.-Rained for 5-6 hours the first morning and stayed MOSTLY rain proof except for the 4 interior window flap toggles and the door flap clip, where the water dripped from the entire time. Had to place towels under the drips so as not to soak the mattress or drip on the floor. Dried everything out with the afternoon sun, then thunderstorms again the second night, where the same areas consistently dripped.- Not as bad as it could have been with the amount of rain we received, but still annoying.- I'm hoping to find a much larger rain fly to prevent the drips.Overall, it's a great tent, easy to transport, easy to assemble. If not for the leaky spots, I'd give it 5 stars.This tent is nice and sturdy with 3 thick fiberglass poles as a frame work. Not as easy to set up as a 2 pole tent but possibly more wind resistant. Water resistance of the fabric is great. One important flaw is the top rainfall is relatively small and does not cover the doorways. Being a dome shape, when you unzip the door it dumps water inside the threshold of the tent.I had this delivered to me on 8/8 and was excited to set it up. Setting it up in my living room was easy, although you may need another set of hands to keep the poles steady while clipping the tent to them. It took me about 10 minutes total to set this up! Poles are sturdy, although they were all jumbled together taking them out initially. Lots of room to sit up right and have no issues with comfortability. Could maybe fit three people if using sleeping bags, otherwise only 1-2 with an air mattress. I haven’t used it yet but I’m very satisfied with how this arrived, as well as set up and take down. My only complaint is the stake holes are on the same piece that holds the tent poles so there’s not a lot of room to make your tent taut.色がきれいで安い