Beige dome-shaped one-touch tent, made of polyester, with mesh windows for good ventilation. - Color: Beige - Shape: Dome - Material: Polyester - Features: Mesh windows - 2 poles for front and rear entrances - Main tent body and flysheet - 22 soft pegs, 8 ropes - Retail price: 16,770 - 33,800 yen (Rakuten) Here are some actual user impressions: - Although the photos for sale look impressive, the tent feels cheap. - Both the main tent body and flysheet have a honeycomb print, but they are not ripstop fabric. - The floor fabric is not waterproof, so a ground sheet is essential. - The interior height is 155cm, and the entrances are also low. - The sound of the flysheet's connection cords flapping in strong wind is noisy. - The main tent has 10 air vents, including the entrances, so ventilation and airflow are good. - The fabric has a silver coating. - The bathtub-style floor prevents insects from entering from below and also provides good heating effects. - The entrance fabric can be secured individually or together, allowing for full open, full mesh, and full close configurations. - The flysheet is somewhat lacking, with no seam tape applied to the sewn areas → I applied it myself. - The pegs are useless, so please prepare your own. - I bought it used, so there are no ropes. I'll include some extra ropes. - It's one-touch, so setup and takedown are very easy. Since there is no instruction manual, I will briefly describe how to use it. Setup: ① Spread it out and lower the black part on the top of the central frame pole. It's okay when you hear a click. ② Once it's in an umbrella-like state, press the square buttons on the bottom of the four frame sections to extend the frame. ③ Then, shape it and peg it down. ④ Cover with the flysheet and secure it in four places. ⑤ Attach guy ropes as needed. Takedown: Reverse the setup process. Please be careful not to damage the central frame. Folding the frame while the pegs are still in place may cause parts to come off or put stress on the frame, leading to damage.