The clam tent is ingenious, tight from the elements with the platinum version. The zipper is very heavy duty looking, and i haven't seen any indication yet that it might be a problem. This tent is a breeze to set up and take down.

As long as the wind isn't blowing with the sprinkles, this tent keeps me dry. One gripe about the side panels. It keeps the sun and the mosquitoes away.

It's plenty big inside for 2 people to comfortably lounge on patio furniture or eat at a small table. It's very big and accommodates 6-8 chairs and a few tables. The 6x6 is really the dimension of the top framework.

I have a comparable ez-up (now ozark) that is half the size when folded in its case, less weight and at least has wheels on the case. The listed weight is far off. It's considerably heavier.

The machine stitching is only single stitching. The seams along the ceiling are not mechanically sealed. In even a modest breeze, or even conditions where you cross the dew point overnight, this thing is a mess.

Mainoy because they're sewed to the corner of fabric with no anchor to the frame. The splinters you get from handling these broken fiberglass poles are very dangerous. The poles are cheap, and tend to slide out of the poorly sewn pockets that are supp...  Read More

Pull onside the others folded in and collapsed. Takes close to 15 minutes for 2 people to get it all squared away. Canopy is twisted and in spots turned inside out.