I have used the tent 3 times mainly for wild camping due to its superior lightweight,as of yet I have had no major compliants with the tent. Immediatly the first thing that hits you with this tent is the sheer weight of it (or lack) it packs down (once you take the internal two end poles out) to nothing especially if you squeeze it into a dry bag (fit mine into the small green with no difficulty). The weight is inferior in major part to its pegs which look like black nails and weigh next to nothing however it would be intersting to see how these pegs (which are roughly 10cm in length and made of carbon fibre) would do in strong winds. I actually put in two lightweight steel alloy pegs in for the front and back to reinforce the stability. Rain and condensation dont seem to be a problem with this tent due to the high hydrostatic head and good ventilation, however the groundsheet of the inner is made of the same lightweight skin fabric and feels pretty flimsy so a footprint might be a good purchase. One major advantage this tent does have is that the inner and outer can go up at the same time meaning in a downpour your inner wont get soaked a life saver. The last tip I would give if your thinking of buying this model is dont force the pegs into the bag (as i stupidly nearly done) as they are like mini crossbow darts and will easily punch a nice neat hole in your new tent.
I would recommend this tent for fell runners or people who are on long distance walks where weight is a real issue if your going away for one night wild camp then a sturdy heavier (and probably cheaper) model will be better.
hope this helps Chris
(Written by: tunebug)