Tentsile Stealth 3-Person Tree Tent

It really pains me to write this review, I love it – kind of.If you can spend $750 because why not, you want something that's going to turn heads, and can be a massive headache to set up, buy this.Don't get me wrong, it's amazing when it's set up. Looks great, the insect mesh is solid, and the rain fly works really well.I have two major complaints though. The first being the pain to set up (roughly 10-15 minutes). I've hammocked and hammock camped religiously but this made it not quite as enjoyable. Finding three trees can be difficult – aligning it is even harder. When the tent isn't aligned correctly, you're not going to have a good time sleeping in it. Just don't even bother setting this up in the rain – miserable.This second. I've used the tent about 5 times and never once have I been able to fit everything back in the bag. The rainfly keeps it spot on my shelf unless I think I may encounter rain on my adventure. @Tentsile - feel free to send me a larger bag and I'll update my review :)The Pros:If you have hammock camped it's pretty awesome, maybe even more comfortable. Having the three different entrances makes it super convenient when you wake up at night. Let's not forget being able to look up and see the stars – it's awesome. The storage shelf in the middle is nothing shy of ingeniousness.*Recommend using a sleeping pad.All around it's a great tent, but it is expensive, it's hard to set up, and the bag is too small.

Tentsile was the first company that introduced me to a suspended tent, and I've done some research since, but I've always come back to them! I ordered the stealth just for the freedom of a hammock and an enclosed tent as well... Best of both worlds! I've had mine up over the weekend and, for one, has not disappointed. It has held up without adjustment of anything for three days. Ppl at the festival have been coming up and asking me about the tentsile, and I just say if you want one, follow your gut and get one!