Wild Country Trisar 2 Tent

Was recommended this product for bike packing and it's been great. Fits two very different sized adults - 5' and 6.4' with room for saddle bags and shoes. Bought a ground sheet to go under and into the porch area to try and keep things a bit drier when it's wet or damp. It's warm and dry, small and light, easy to take on the bike. Had a few one night adventures - looking forward to taking it out on longer adventures as soon as we're allowed!

First, the bad things about this tent:1. The stuff sack split the first time I used it and not even along the seam, so poor is its quality. Luckily I still have a stuff sack from my old Terra Nova Trisar, of which this tent is a downgrade. So far after two trips the other materials seem robust enough.2. This is not suitable for leaving pitched for days at high altitude, as the tent has warnings that UV light will damage the waterproofing of the outer.Now the good:1. Many features are an improvement on my much loved Terra Nova Trisar. The poles and where they go are colour coded, a closable ventilation opening is at the top of the tent, there is a closable window in the porch.2. I can sit up in this tent.3. It has good stability in the wind.4. It can be pitched quickly and easily in the rain. (It gets criticised in many reviews for the design which requires you to pitch the inner first in the rain; the trick is to pitch the inner upside down and have the flysheet half attached when you turn the inner and outer the right way up; yes, it picks up a small amount of moisture from wet grass and side-slanting rain, but it doesn't drip and it dries out from your body heat)