We already own several tents, including a RTT, a cabin tent and several swags, all of which take up considerable room when packing the vehicle for a trip, as a result of their small packaged dimensions, I started researching hammock, or tree tents, after checking out several brands I eventually purchased the Safari Stingray tent as a Christmas present for my sons, we have only owned the tent for around 2 months now and due to the wet season kicking in I have only really had the opportunity to use it the once and whilst the day started out beautiful towards the afternoon it poured, happy to say this is one of the driest tents I have ever camped in, there was not a drop of water or condensation inside the tent, these tents breath really well and even though we are in the tropics and around 25-27 degrees at night, without sleeping bags in the tent it was an extremely chilly night. The biggest hurdle with setting up the tent is finding 3 trees, at suitable distance and at the correct angle to suit manufacturers recommended limits, where we camped we could not, so I ended up using the bull-bar of my 4x4 as the 3rd tree. No problem. Once set up the area under the tent provided a great sheltered area for keeping dry and out of the rain. Overall I am extremely satisfied with this purchase and would certainly look at purchasing again if the need arose.