Camp Town's masterpiece wakasagi tent Perfect for solo use Surprisingly strong against the wind. The entrance zipper is broken, so I sewed it up. It doesn't open. Of course, it completely shuts out snow and wind. Instead, you enter and exit through the air exchange window on the side. You'll have to bend down a bit to get in and out, but this zipper is sturdy. If you are over 175 cm tall, you might have a bit of back pain when entering. It's a Camp Town product, so I think it's still usable. The poles are undamaged, and it's really easy to set up. Taking it down is also easy. I hope you'll spend more money on an electric reel and a fish finder than on the tent and aim for a big catch. Please use this tent to improve your skills and level up. By the way, I once caught 600 fish with one rod in this tent. Even at -20 degrees Celsius or lower, a small tent warms up quickly with a stove, preventing the guides from freezing, which leads to good fishing results. I will give it to those who want to enjoy wakasagi fishing on a budget. The staff bag also has plenty of room, so you can put in a hammer, pegs, and other things. The staff bag having extra space is not often seen in recent tents. Please see the photos for the rest. Thank you.