Wild Country Zephyros 1 Tent

Overall, Im not too satisfied with this tent. I should of known better and spent more money for a better quality tent. as the saying goes, you get what you pay for.
The tent was difficult to set up. The stakes are not strong plastic and can bend easily. As well as water leaking in from the seams of the tent.
I would say this tent is good for people who aren't in to camping and just want to go a couple of times I dont see this tent lasting for more than 3-4 uses.
If you are a serious camper or is a hobby you want to pick up. Do yourself a favor and spend $400 and get a nice tent. A tent that will last for 100s of trips, and one thats easy to set up.

Picked this up for a winter backpack trip to NH White Mtns. The tent performed very well and added a noticeable 5 - 10 degrees of warmth. Condensation occurred on underside of outer shell (as expected in low-temp, dry environment), but did not drip or condense within the inner tent. A quick shake in the morning before folding it up and was fine the following 2 nights.

Stake out points are many...which should be fine for 3-season use. However, during this trip, the ground was frozen with minimal snow-pack so we doubled-up the stake out points and used titanium snow stakes as dead man anchors - worked great.

Looking forward to using this in spring and fall as the minimal ventilation (of the inner tent) will prove too warm for summer use.

The stakes that come with this tent are complete junk and bend easily; plan to replace and upgrade them.