Tente Big Sky Revolution 1.5P

Quick delivery. The tent is how expected

I have not tested it outdoors yet, but I have pitched it 2 times, and it is very easy and quick to raise.
I appreciate that the fabric is stretched out so it not so "floppy" in wind. My last tent was very noisy with regards to that.
It is very roomy and its really great that it has pockets in every corner and lot of "hooks" in the roof. That makes it very practical to use.
The only negative I have seen is that the hooks for the inner "door" is positioned far to high. They should have been more or less 12 cm lower down (where the upper part of the inner pocket is) to be able to catch all of the mesh, so that its not hanging down, and in the way)
Otherwise all positive for now, seems to be good quality work!

Had it for a week or so and pitched it in my livingroom to tjek it for flaws. None found :-) Easy to pitch, very roomy and with a very small packsize it is ideal for bikepacking and backpacking as well. As i live in a country where the wind always blows, i would wish tha the option for a solid inner was possible. I hope that it will be an option to buy a seperat inner later on.

This tent is very interesting, I like it very much, like its style, like its fabric and color, the comprehensive cost performance is very high, but I also have some suggestions to improve
1.Tent accounts still need to have three seasons and four seasons to distinguish, so it is more convenient for our consumers to choose
2I have never bought a tent without floor nails, whether it is a Chinese brand, an American brand or a European brand. When I received it, I was shocked, thinking that you forgot to send it to me, which needs to be improved. Yes, as an outdoor lover, I will have many tents and a lot of floor nails, but each tent has its own floor nails. I suggested that it would be better to sell with a peg, because if I didn't open the tent and went camping directly, it would be embarrassing without a peg
3.For the tent, it is still recommended that the waterproof strip has been painted when the factory is ready
Thank you~！

Used the Big Sky Rev 1.5 with the heavier bike packing poles and mesh inner since that was that was in stock at the time. Total weight was pretty accurate at 52 oz (that includes 6 mini groundhog stakes). Tent held up very well with everything the Appalachian Trail could throw at us. Had a couple small leaks of water towards the end, but what tent wouldn't after 160 days of tent time in 180+ day thru hike. Highly recommend for weight/cost ratio. It was between this tent and the Big Agnes Copper Spur UL2 and I'm glad I picked this tent. Plus the ability to take down inner mesh while underneath fly to keep the sleeping quarters dry through constant rain on multiple days was an extra bonus!