Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 vs Slumberjack Nightfall 2

So yeah. That's the copper spur ul. If you have any comments, questions leave them in the comment area. Give me some feedback

The MIDDLE clip attaches to the highest/top pole. I had clipped it lower and it seems much more stable when clipped to the highest pole. ---- Also, I put the cross bar through the gray loops that are supposed to be for when you tie up the "sun roof" -- oops! So a first, I thought maybe you just roll and tuck the "sun-roof" up. But later I noticed the little clip thingy at the top beneath the "sun roof," and realized they hook into these grey loops that I put the cross pole through

We use this for two of my kids when backpacking. Very reasonable weight when split between two people. If you want to still be in one tent as your kid gets older, though, a 3p tent may be a little tight.

If you're carrying a tent for long distances, especially for many days in a row, a couple of pounds saved makes a huge difference. Another issue with this tent is ventilation when you have the rain fly installed. There is no venting system in this tent like you would find in more expensive tents. On warm nights, humidity accumulates inside the tent, which can soak you and your sleeping bag and your gear

A couple of my friends have the previous version of this and having experienced both, the 2020 version has some cool new features:

With this tent, the unique external pole design is easier and faster to set up than traditional tents, and the tent is very stable and sturdy with a roomy design. If, however, you like the versatility of using a tent without the rain fly, this one isn't for you. Unique design provides fast convenient setup, but it's not for everyone.