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OK I lied. The 4 stars were for the previous model but this one appears to be even better. The previous model {no longer available} was amazing given the price point. 6 years of duty as a shower tent on mountain top Elk hunting camp. 4 weeks per year. Rain/snow/50 mph winds {needed a little extra guy cords for the wind}, plus probably 50 summer camping trips. Held up well. Has a mesh perimeter in floor that allows shower water to drain off. Finally ripped out a support through abuse. Tipped it on its side to dry, still setup, for packing up after rain storm, and too much stress for old material.Upon inspection this model {while slightly more $$} is heavier material and zippers, and comes in a real zippered bag, not a stuff sack like our old one. I am sure this tent will last even longer. My only concern and advice is the instructions have no wording. Only tiny pictures of what someone thought might be helpful. I am not a complete idiot, and I have been around the block with tents. But if I had not had the old one {set up is same as this one}, I would not have a clue. Save yourself a lot of trouble and Google-"marausa KingCamp shower enclosure set up" prior to your first use. Its pretty easy once you get it, but the "instructions" will be of no help.

The roof structure broke the centre one ripped off the corner because it was tight fit and the rod did not flex much but it is a great tent I am still going to use it

Strong, sturdy and exactly what I was looking for.

The only thing I would say was my learning lesson of this purchase was you need a TARP for under the tent.The bottom doesn't unzip or detach, so the small net vents on the bottom wont drain properly if you are on dirt or sand and that will also create more of a mess if you are tracking either into the tent.It is big and spacious and easy to assemble and disassemble.So please get a tarp for under the tent.

Looks like it’s well built. I’ll be depending on it for the next five days at KOH.