Survivalist Lightest Two Person Trekking Pole Tents-Reduce Weight for Camping in 4 Seasons

Let me start by saying that I really liked this tent's design. Nice venting on the sides, and an entrance at each end with both a regular and screen door for great ventilation made the interior very comfortable to rest in.The problem is that the tent I received was missing a loop for the side, and this resulted in an unfastened flap that caused considerable noise when the wind blew. Without that loop the one corner was definitely not as stable as the other three corners. I deducted two stars for that alone. The last star I deducted because of some oddly placed seams that looked as if the manufacturer tried to use pieces that were too short in order to make a larger whole piece with. The photos did not show any such seams, and it wasn't like the seams were in a logical position (like at a halfway point or along the roof's peak).Great design, packed up light, setup easily with my trekking poles, and at 6'3" & 230lbs I had plenty of room for both myself and my gear inside. I probably could have lived with the weird seams, but the missing loop combined with those odd seams made me question the manufacturing quality. Hopefully my tent was an exception and not the norm.UPDATE (4/5/2019) - I looked at the photos on Amazon again, and I noticed that the seam I complained about is indeed shown. For that reason I am giving back a star for a total of three.

Very good quality, design and well made. Perfect for backpacking. My 14yo son just used it at Philmont for a weeklong trek with the troop. Prior to that he used it at a couple of training backpacking trips. It seems very durable.

Order was incomplete, not usable product.