This summer I used my new bought Safari Connect 3.0 for a holiday in the Alpes with my family. It's a great tent to sleep in. Much better for my cranky lower back than a normal tent. Because of the high fun rate of the tent and the therapeutic effect for my lower back, there was some discussion with my kids and wife about who was going to sleep in the Safari Connect and who was going to sleep in the normal tent. I am sure the Safari connect will be my standard equipment for my future camping trips. The tent is super well built and not too difficult to hang. Little things I still have to figure out: -how to fix the tentsile sky pads, because they make their own trip during the night. (I saw the inner sheet on the website but I am afraid my tent is not compatible with it). -during the night I have to fix the rainfly well around the innertent because a lot of cold air comes into the tent. Especially the head side of the tent is still difficult for me to close well. Practical tip: use a cross line laser to be sure the tent hangs in a horizontal position :-)