“if you can get one DO IT!”

“use on a motorcycle, great. with sturdy and dry comes weight, not too much though. there are faster tents to pitch. but the delta is roomy and comfy, nice 2 door design, large vestibule one side small the other. too few pegs and guys, get a extra set. i used like 16 pegs and 4 guys proper direction in the wind and the thing is serious bombproof. i could have used 2 more guys, but all worked well. the rain fly can zipped down from the top on each side a little for added vent, would be nice to have a scoop type vent but it worked. I also always lay a sham-wow type cloth on the top of any tent for condensation directly over where my head will be, but that's just me, condensation was not a real bad issue with me and the delta. although it's best to guy out (extra guys needed) the edges of the fly for added air flow, then i could use this in Moab, UT or a Montana winter. I would not hike to the mountain top with this but I guess with a footprint (added weight) you could. for car or motorcycle 1 or 2 man it's great, guyed and staked proper it takes 60 mph winds (after that get indoors dummy). don't know about snow weight but i would think it will handle all the snow I want to camp in. there is a time and place for best western. a twin size areobed can fit and still have floor space at the head or foot so any 2 selfinflators I can think of will fit. I bought on closeout and really like it. My other tent is a North Face Tephron 22, the delta is bigger a 1.something heavier and requires camp dry more often. the NF 22 is really a one man, this delta is a two man. i can set up the NF 22 very fast this takes a few mins. (5 or so) longer setup. strong buy with a few extra pegs.”