Despite the swaths of netting, the single-wall, nonbreathable construction means you'd better plan on some interior moisture, particularly if you're doing any heavy breathing. In that kind of heat and humidity, a mesh-intensive tent like the Tristar keeps the dishrag look at bay. Because of all that mesh, of course. In fact, mesh covers most of the canopy. A full-coverage fly keeps rain at a distance.
Setup takes barely a minute.
Slip the three aluminum poles through their sleeves, toss the fly over, clip the corners to color-coded buckles, and the deed is done. Clips at key structural points create extra rigidity. Although best suited to warm, clement weather, the Tristar's sturdy pole configuration will withstand sudden thunderstorms. Vinyl windows on either side may invite daylight, but peepers can see in as easily as you can see out. Oodles of rear storage space for messy packs and racks.