Review on Naturehike Ultralight Backpacking Rainproof Windproof by Eric Amiradaki

Totally impressed with the workmanship. Slightly heavier and much more durable fabric. Everything seems to be well glued and sewn. Resins are fast and dense. Works great without an inner mesh in the insect-free season. Very nice cloth set. Others only charge $50 plus for it. I live in South Carolina and I know you've all heard about the constant torrential downpours we've had here. Well one day when it was quiet I put up this tent and left it up during Hurricane Huaquin and it didn't leak at all. He took the wind well and stood strong. An equivalent ultra-lightweight might save you a few grams, but isn't as durable and costs 3-4 times as much. You need to check this guy out. Plus, you have nothing to lose with Revain's no-hassle returns policy. I am an experienced hiker and have hiked in all weather and terrain.