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Very good tent. It hasn't been tested in the rain so I have no opinion. Only regarding humidity can I say that while the outer fabric and whatever shirt/towel we had tied on it had absorbed quite a bit of moisture, everything inside was dry. The outer fabric looks to be of very good quality as do the seams. For the interior, we were a bit concerned about the floor as it is made of thinner material than we are used to, although it didn't show any problems nor did it tear. Ridiculously easy to set up/take down, it took us longer to put it back in its bag. Also, the windows and screens gathered and stabilized very easily with the strings and blocks that the tent has. A very convenient design, I must admit. Airy and cool, when it’s windy and you have the doors and windows open, you feel it normally, and it blocks the sun well. The doors of the inner fabric have a double zipper, with the main one being the door itself that opens to the sides, and the second being the screen, which opens downwards. Being 1.83, it was a bit difficult for me as I found myself either with my head, or my feet, or both at the doors while sleeping, and the fact that it is low intensified, I think, the problem. It was also used as a shade, where it surprised us again with its effectiveness. With one window closed and the roof covered, whenever it was windy, we felt the air and certainly didn't suffocate. On the negative side, when we unclipped the clips of the inner fabric, one of the corners broke off and stayed in our hand. It seems, however, that it can be sewn relatively easily.

I have no experience with expensive or "good" umbrellas in general; I always used to buy those cheap ones from the mini markets. This year, I decided to make a difference and chose this one. It left me amazed with its quality and beauty. In terms of the latter, it was easily the most beautiful and pleasant-to-the-eye umbrella at any beach I went to this year. In terms of the former, at a beach in southern Crete where I was and it was very windy on some days, after I tied it down with 3 ropes to thick stones and lowered it a bit, it didn't move at all. Only one day did I struggle when there was borderline storm-like wind and the beach had even sandblasting from its fine pebbles. And I struggled because I didn't have a weight or anything like that to not be afraid it would take off, so I held it the whole time. Although I didn't enjoy that day at all (as it turned out, we simply shouldn't have stayed at the beach that day), the umbrella, despite all the times its ribs bent (and we're talking about prolonged right angles several times), never broke. Truly an incredible purchase!