If in a rush: GET IT, CHEAP REALLY REALLY WATER PROOF AND LIGHTWEIGHTJust be sure to give yourself enough time to receive it. I ordered Wednesday with prime, should have received on friday, arrived next tuesday, needless to say it was a stressful start of week, my trip depended on itIf you have a few more seconds to read this review:I had a "this weekend" invitation for an overnight river kayaking trip. Since the pandemic (2020) I hadn't used my old tent (Eureka Zeus Exo 1 - I loved it) but too long stored without TLC lost its waterproofness.Decided to go with this one cause its a similar design, it was really cheap considering all other options/brands, light enough and the "allegedly" overnight shipping.The tent is REALLY water proof, it poured on us from 7pm until 4am, I fell asleep in seconds hearing the rain on the tent rain cover and didnt wake up until 5am. All other tents got wet (4 of them including 1 North Face and one REI - personally I always considered REI to be over rated). Of 5 tents, 4 had the same design and mine outperformed all others.Vents work really well and tent is comfy enough to sleep in there with a pack (snug but comfy). Im 6.2", 238lbs (on the big side of the scale) and had enough room to stretch feet and sleep face down with hands hugging pillow (i.e. a bit longer over my head). I used the tent in tropical weather (about 97F and 90% humidity) but I can see it work in any temp and being able to take snow weight - not blizzard though.It sets up in about 2 minutes when not rushing, and folds in about 3-4 minutes in same conditions.Get it, I love this tent and yes, I think its better than the EurekaSo my first time out in this tent was for a trial run this labor day weekend down in Shawnee national forest. I set up on a tall hilltop so I could see the sunrise in the morning. Well as you all know there were horrific torrential downpours all weekend and I sat inside my brothers cabin instead. I was devastated because like a fool I brought my home goose down comforter and pillow to ensure I slept. I sat in that cabin and couldn't think of anything other than how my stuff was all getting ruined up on the hilltop. late Sunday night it stopped raining about 10pm. i went out there with my truck and a light ready to pack up all my soaked belongings. Much to my amazement there was not a drop in my tent!! I mean, the roads were flooded! My pillow and blanket and other belongings were dry as a bone. I thought by spending not only under $300 but under $100 that I wouldn't be getting much for my money, but I wanted to go less expensive because I am new to backpacking and wasnt sure I would enjoy it. Everyone there that weekend was very impressed with Closetonatures product. Its a real winnerI ordered the one person with one door in green. This is a compact lightweight tent that fits easy in motorcycle saddlebags. Set up is very simple and the pole clips are very sturdy. It hasn't leaked on me, however I did spray waterproofing heavy on the rain fly like I do with all tents. Storage pockets are adequate. I also ordered their optional tent footprint and it works very well with the tent. I do wish I had ordered the version with two doors. My only complaint with the tent is the reflective stuff. Before I did the waterproofing spray I blacked out the reflective stuff with a sharpie, but it still reflects. It seems all tent companies think everyone wants reflective stuff. I sometimes resort to camping where I probably shouldn't, so I don't want reflective stuff on my tent. The greener is darker than what their first 3 stock photos would seem. It's more like a forest green which is actually what I was after.I have camped 6 nights in this tent so far and have found it easy to set up and take down. I did notice some interesting design elements that I wasn't aware of the first couple of times I set it up. I suggest setting it up in controlled conditions so you know what you are doing if you have to set it up in the dark or under adverse conditions. I had one night of wind, hail, and rain and stayed dry. I do use a small tarp under the tent to protect the bottom. The dual doors and vestibules are pretty neat so I can keep plenty of gear protected. If you close both of the fly doors and leave the tent screens open it feels roomier while inside. It is tiny, but I can sit up in it.I bought this to go on a 4 day backpacking trip in the woods of Oregon. I am 6’3” tall and I was pleased to find out that not only can I fit well inside but there was enough room for my pack as well. The tent itself was a snap to set up and goes fairly quickly. The tent breaths very well as it is mostly screen. The floor come up about 6” around the sides and although I didn’t see any wet weather I imagine it would keep water out very well. With the rain fly attached it is a very private tent. But the rain fly is a bit cumbersome and oddly shaped. One thing I would add to this as the manufacturer is a small entry tarp just outside the front door.I purchased the one-person version of this tent in spring and used it three seasons so far (no winter). it's a great tent for the price and has held up well. Easy setup, decently made with double stitching and lightweight clips. I'm 5'7" and there's plenty of headroom and footprint room for a few extras to stash inside at night. Comes with heavy aluminum stakes (didn't use), extra cordage for staking guy lines, a hanging net (not super useful) and a separate bag for the poles. The only thing I don't like is the duffle bag style of the storage sack. In my opinion, tents are made to stuff, not fold, into storage. The zipper runs lengthwise on the sack, so it's pretty useless to try and stuff the tent, poles and fly into it and zip up at the same time. Just get another stuff sack and it'll be perfect.Was looking for a compact tent for motorcycle trips. This thing is just the right size. Packs up small, but has enough room when I'm solo. The one thing you need to know is that there isn't any extra room in it. I'm 6' tall and I cal lay in it flat and sit up without touching the tent. But that is it. There is just enough room in under the rain fly, outside of the tent to store a couple things out of the rain.Set up indoors seems v good value. Zipper may be a bit weak. Will see how it holds up outdoors..