Review on OneTigris Iron Wall Stove Tent: Lightweight Teepee Camping Tent with Removable Inner Mesh, 20D SIL-Nylon, Ideal for 1-3 Persons Backpacking, Hiking, Fishing, Canoeing, Travel, and Winter Camping by Darnell Evans

Difficult rolling. Requires many adjustments. Rain cover when you're not in it. Otherwise, condensation during a rain shower is almost as dangerous as without it. In Colorado. Summer. At 10,500 feet. The chimney opening points to the rear. The damper is attached the wrong way, and the line pulling that section away from the stove isn't reliable at all. In fact, ALL slings are flimsy cords with tiny pesky tent anchoring loops that make it difficult to adjust the tent and install/remove the pegs. One broken cord loop and your comfortable camping experience will be immeasurably diminished. Zippers are endlessly glued, especially the material of the zippers. I was never able to properly level the tent for the front door to be fully functional or close easily. One week. I'd rather spend it building a shelter from available raw materials in the forest than ever dealing with that thing again.