Ryan, For years I used a North Face Tadpole, but 6ft long I was very nearly touching the top and bottom of the tent. Plus with just one door and vestibule it was a bit awkward at times with my wife. I wouldn't want to share it with just a friend, too intimate. Weight 4lbs+ Last year we invested in the Big Agnes Copper Spur http://www.rei.com/product/764121/big-agnes-copper-spur-ul3-tent during REI's 20% off sale that happens to be going on now. We have used it for about 20 nights so far and here are my impressions: set up is easy with color corrdinated clips for the tent-fly interface, really light weight material that looks flimsy but has shown no wear or tear, excellent design with two doors and two vestibules & vertical walls when erected, longer floor for more comfort for me but a little tight on the width (luckily I like touching my wife), plenty of room for setting up, pockets are not generous but sufficient, light weight still at 4lbs+ which is impressive to me with the extra door and vestibule, has maintained its shape well in gusty winds (estimated to 30 mph) and has kept us dry in two light rain events, a negative: the doors unzip down so that the door lays in the tent or on the ground when open. I recommend the custom ground cloth.
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