Marmot Thor 3p Zelt

I had not tested it outside yet, but it structure is really strong

I've had my Thor 3p for about 6 years now and couldn't be more pleased. It's pretty easy to setup, but with all the poles it might be a bit confusing for the first time or 2. I put it together, taking my time, in about 10 minutes. Yes, I could do it faster, but I'm not in a hurry. Even though it's a 4 season tent I've found it be be great in the Oklahoma summers as well. Set it up, open the roof vents and vestibules, then open the doors on each end and the breeze will keep it fairly cool. Not only that, there have been some pretty severe winds and thunderstorms (40+mph winds) while camping with it and I've never been wet inside the tent, and the gear in the vestibule areas is dry as well. I'd definitely recommend it for anyone needing a tent for 2 or 3 people.

Bought this a few months prior to a five day backpacking trip in the lower cascade mountains. This biggest highlight of this tent is how easy it is to setup. Having clips for the rainfly that are "glove friendly" and all of the tent poles (excluding the vestibule pole) the same size is fantastic! Pros: Withstands high winds, great ventilation, plenty of pockets to stash small gear in, good sized vestibule, easy to setup. Cons: Heavy in an already heavy winter backpack.