How do, I have one of these. Pitching is easy when you've done it a couple of times (peg the front into the wind, poles in, peg the back, bosh the fly on, guy the front & back and then the sides.) Absolutely bomb-proof too. It's just *slightly* on the small (and heavy for its size) side for me at 6'2" with a wide pad, and tbh it needs a bit of a wind going through it to control condensation, especially because of the solid inner (I've had condensation on the inner pretty much every time I've used it but obvs your mileage may vary). I just decided I don't really don't pitch in conditions that justify using it tbh. Occasionally gets used if I need a one-nighter to fix the old bonce. I think I'd end up in tears using it for two or more on the bounce. Edit/ should add what I *do* pitch in as examples: so, I'm not a wildcamper, I call myself a backpacker; I only do wildcamp when stuff goes t!ts up. Mostly (when on my own) I do 3-5 night trips, each day aiming to walk between (usually small farm) campsites and mostly in the Yorkshire Dales. I only tend to do overnighters in winter, which is why I got this: but tbh, because I dont pitch in 50+ mph sustained winds (I'd never pitch on a summit unless I had no way of getting down it), my other tent's are really absolutely fine. Honestly think it's a really good wildcamping (as in, less than 15 mile walk carrying a fair amount of tat, pitch somewhere a bit bonkers, walk less than 15 mile back) tent to be honest. Keep an eye on the taping on the inner bathtub floor seams, they had some QC issues a while back.
