A collapsible shelter (600, 650), comprising: a plurality of legs for supporting the collapsible shelter (600. 650); a plurality of upper peak truss links (614, 652) for supporting a roof structure of the collapsible shelter (600, 650); a plurality of lower peak truss links (632, 654) for supporting the roof structure; a plurality of perimeter truss links; a sliding bracket engaged with one leg of the plurality of legs, the sliding bracket comprising: a plurality of first sockets, each first socket pivotally connected to a respective perimeter truss link of the plurality of perimeter truss links; and a second socket pivotally connected to a first end of a lower peak truss link of the plurality of lower peak truss links (632, 654), a second end of the lower peak truss link attached to an upper peak truss link of the plurality of upper peak links (614, 652); and a leg bracket (602, 668) comprising: a first leg bracket socket for receiving an end of the one leg of the plurality of legs, a plurality of second leg bracket sockets, each second socket pivotally connected to a respective perimeter truss link of the plurality of perimeter truss links, and a third leg bracket socket pivotally connected to an upper peak truss link of the plurality of upper peak truss links (614, 654), the upper peak truss link positioned at an upward angle to support the roof structure; and a handle for receiving a hook portion of a fastener (414, 804), such that the hook portion is detachable from the handle, and a first end of the handle attached to the first leg bracket socket and a second end of the handle attached to one of the plurality of second leg bracket sockets. a plurality of legs for supporting the collapsible shelter (600. 650); a plurality of upper peak truss links (614, 652) for supporting a roof structure of the collapsible shelter (600, 650); a plurality of lower peak truss links (632, 654) for supporting the roof structure; a plurality of perimeter truss links; a sliding bracket engaged with one leg of the plurality of legs, the sliding bracket comprising: a plurality of first sockets, each first socket pivotally connected to a respective perimeter truss link of the plurality of perimeter truss links; and a second socket pivotally connected to a first end of a lower peak truss link of the plurality of lower peak truss links (632, 654), a second end of the lower peak truss link attached to an upper peak truss link of the plurality of upper peak links (614, 652); and a plurality of first sockets, each first socket pivotally connected to a respective perimeter truss link of the plurality of perimeter truss links; and a second socket pivotally connected to a first end of a lower peak truss link of the plurality of lower peak truss links (632, 654), a second end of the lower peak truss link attached to an upper peak truss link of the plurality of upper peak links (614, 652); and a leg bracket (602, 668) comprising: a first leg bracket socket for receiving an end of the one leg of the plurality of legs, a plurality of second leg bracket sockets, each second socket pivotally connected to a respective perimeter truss link of the plurality of perimeter truss links, and a third leg bracket socket pivotally connected to an upper peak truss link of the plurality of upper peak truss links (614, 654), the upper peak truss link positioned at an upward angle to support the roof structure; and a handle for receiving a hook portion of a fastener (414, 804), such that the hook portion is detachable from the handle, and a first end of the handle attached to the first leg bracket socket and a second end of the handle attached to one of the plurality of second leg bracket sockets. a first leg bracket socket for receiving an end of the one leg of the plurality of legs, a plurality of second leg bracket sockets, each second socket pivotally connected to a respective perimeter truss link of the plurality of perimeter truss links, and a third leg bracket socket pivotally connected to an upper peak truss link of the plurality of upper peak truss links (614, 654), the upper peak truss link positioned at an upward angle to support the roof structure; and a handle for receiving a hook portion of a fastener (414, 804), such that the hook portion is detachable from the handle, and a first end of the handle attached to the first leg bracket socket and a second end of the handle attached to one of the plurality of second leg bracket sockets.