We set the tent up for the 1st time today (4/9/17) on a sunny windy day in Indiana. This tent is not stable in the wind. It was all two of us could do to get it up. Thinking that the rain fly would help stabilize the tent my wife and I attempted to install the fly. In the process of installing the fly the material tore loss near one of the clips at the floor. The tent was unusable stand-alone without the fly. We are disappointed as this was to be our tent for a long summer vacation. I'm glad we tried it in the backyard instead of getting stranded without a usable tent away from home. Now to restart the process or finding the right tent again. Arggg. The positives about this tent are that the poles seem to be well constructed, it is airy with all the windows open, and the floor seems to be well constructed. The negatives: questionable quality of the fabric, not stable in wind, takes longer to assemble that I would prefer (it took about an hour for us to get to the point of tearing the rain fly).