Pitching/striking:The pitcher must be able to pitch quickly. Self-standing tent (put it wherever you like, no need for pegs if there's no wind ready to use!). The guided method makes it simple to fold. Compatibility with self-inflating or backpacking mattresses:We recommend using the tent with a 23.6-inch self-inflating or backpacking mattress "the most. We don't advocate inflating mattresses that are more than 2.4 inches thick "because of the reduced living area and condensation resistance in this tent, it is taller. Ventilation. Flysheet includes two extendable side panels that can be fastened to the side guy ropes (opening from inside). The air in the room can circulate. 2 spaces between the flysheet and the floor in the middle of the bedroom on each side to allow for air circulation and to reduce condensation as much as possible. The sun's heat is reduced by fresh technology. Waterproofing:All Quechua tents have been laboratory and field-tested (entire tent under 200 l/m2/h for 3 hours). (2,000 mm PU-coated polyester flysheet, 4.2 oz/m2 polyethylene groundsheet, Thermo bonded tape at all seams) you won't come into contact with the condensation that accumulates naturally on the inside of the flysheet if you use a breathable polyester bedroom under it. Wind resistance:We put all of our tents through their paces in a wind tunnel on a revolving platform, exposing each side to the elements. In wind gusts of up to 30 mph measured near ground level, a properly pitched tent with all guy ropes properly positioned around the tent should stay habitable (force 6). Instructions for storage:To avoid unwanted odors and mold, wait until the tent is completely dry before putting it away after usage or cleaning.