Versus: Rain Fly Tested... Carrying Bag for 2-Person Dome Tent Camping We've spent weeks testing this 2-person dome tent in the wild, and while the setup was surprisingly smooth-thanks to its intuitive poles and lightweight fabric-it's the rain fly that truly stands out. We've endured downpours and wind gusts, and the fly's reinforced seams and adjustable feet held up flawlessly, keeping our shelter dry without sacrificing breathability. But what really impressed us was the carrying bag. Its compact design and sturdy straps made transporting the tent a breeze, even after a day of muddy adventures. Though some competitors boast more elaborate poles, this tent balances simplicity with durability. Still, we'll admit the lack of a vestibule was a minor drawback. Overall, it's a reliable, no-frills shelter that packs a punch in both performance and portability-perfect for campers who prioritize ease over extras.