I bought this as a lightweight family backpacking tent, but my family prefers hammocking. It's in really good shape. One of the side pullouts separated (last photo), but it's an easy repair and doesn't affect the storm-worthiness. I upgraded the stakes to groundhog-style, and am including a polycryo groundcloth. The tent weighs just over 40 oz. this tent is designed to be used with hiking poles, which ARE NOT INCLUDED. From Tarptent's website (full specs and setup videos there!):Fast setup — 2 minutes from sack to pitched integrated line tightenersAdjustable bathtub floor with walls that can lay flat for additional ventilation and floor space30d, silicone coated fabrics for strength and durability.Dual trekking poles support; front poles availableHandle side up pole setup with optional adaptersAbundant netting for views, airflow, and insect resistance; bug proof when zipped upFront beak shields rain, provides gear storageQuick drying — inside and out in minutesSmall packed size — removable strut for stuffingCatenary ridgelines for wind, sag, and stormsReflective spectra cord guylines included