Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I'm 100% agree with the review made by one guy some time ago. I copy and paste the same review. Hope you read it before you buy this tent, not like me that I didn't. If I were read this review before I hadn't bought. "There are some serious discrepancies with the Coleman Red Canyon tent being supplied by Amazon. I returned one immediately after receiving it as it is not as described and the replacement was exactly the same as the first tent. Description on Amazon: 1/ Red Canyon is the Grand Canyon of Tents! Made Coleman right, for tough wind, wet and weather conditions. - No chance! during fairly heavy wind and rain, this tent was being blown all over the place resulting in rain coming in through the mesh sides and the tent collapsing resulting in a night sleeping in the car. 2/ Variflo adjustable ventilation system. Access gear or change airflow with the Cool-Air port and privacy window - No, the original Red Canyon tent which was available around 5 years ago (which looks the same on the outside) has zipped covers over the mesh to adjust the air flow. The one supplied now does not. The roof is basically a huge mesh cover and there are 2 more mesh sides which can not be closed off so when it is windy, it will just gust through the tent. If it is windy, cold and wet - good luck - you won't be staying dry... 3/ Comes in a new expandable carry bag - No, the original Red Canyon tent did come with a very handy expandable bag making it much easier to pack the tent. This one is supplied in a regular bag 4/ Includes steel tent stakes and tent hammer - No, the hammer is no longer included 5/ The photographs show an access port which could be used for an electrical outlet feedthrough or doggy door etc. - This again is from the original Red Canyon tent and no longer present in this one Basically, the tent description is for an older model of Red Canyon tent (which is an excellent tent) but does not apply to the one being sold on Amazon. The outer tent actually looks more or less the same but the features are most certainly not the same."