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Backyard setup withstood series of down pours and windy storms. Threw a tarp down, an old sleeping bag, 30 degrees.Read a book and watched. The seams are all sealed with tape but 2 pesky toggles sewn through dripped. Downpour, remember? A little silicone fabric glue/sealer on a paint brush to solve that. Tyvec ground cloth. Good to go. With a pvc pipe cap tied in the top loop a set of trekking poles can be lashed together handle to handle to save weight. I love the space!
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