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Have had this tent for a couple of years now, so consider this a long-term road test. While not the absolute lightest on the market, unless you're doing 2 weeks of 30-milers this is fine for almost every backpacking scenario. I've also never needed the groundsheet, and that includes January on Dartmoor. In terms of sturdiness, my 11yr old son and I spent a night on Pen-y-Fan in 70 mph gusts and, despite the tent flexing to the point the panels were touching my nose (novel experience), there was not a single tear in the morning; just an ex-Para in a bivvy who'd taken shelter in the lee side overnight and who admitted, even by Para standards, it had been a 'bit blowy'. Lots of little details like the loft and pouches that others have mentioned, and that make solo hiking that much easier. V quick up and down, although I've yet to put up alone in a real blow, but I have done it in the dark. I guess if you're putting it up in the absolute pissing rain, you might want the groundsheet so you can get the outer up first. Basically, £500-600 tent for £150. Certainly enough for weekend moor stompers like me, or 2 weeks in the Pyranees. And if you're thru-hiking the AT or PCR you won't be relying on Amazon reviews as you'll be too busy dehydrating bananas and weighing your sunglasses. Edit: if I have any small complaint, the 'porch' space is quite small, so if you need to leave more than boots and Bergen outside the inside, may be an issue. I just put anything extra that's wet or dirty in a drybag and clip it round a pole outside. It won't get any drier or cleaner but it's not like the porch is a laundry/drier either. Read more

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