Hey, Ted Guy here. I got the rain fly on this Magellan Teleco tent. Let's go check a look. It is a little floppy here on the right hand side. I think maybe I don't have it tightened down enough, but you can see it is about a more than a half rain fly. It's about a two-thirds rain fly on this side. And you've got mesh coming up to maybe about about a foot below the rain fly. So you've got plenty of coverage. Also notice these little guy outs that you can hold down tight or out like this for ventilation to get more ventilation. Today it's cold. I think I would probably hold them down against the tent if I could to let less air go in. Walking on around you can see there's no doors on the back or a window. It's just a basic one door tent, but it is nine by nine and that's enough for three people. Let's take a peek inside and I'll show you what we got. Oh the fly also has an awning here. Held open, held up by a brimpole. Here is the brimpole and it fits in a little grommet right here. Tharling had quite a bit of trouble putting it in there, but anyway there it is. And now let's continue looking around. The orange rain fly casts an orange shadow and we're losing the light today, but you can see that you have quite a bit of coverage between the mesh and the fly. That looks like almost a foot of overlap. So no rain is going to be getting in except here on the back you've got less. Here on the back I'd say you've got about only about three inches of overlap, but still it looks like you're pretty well protected from rain. Up above I do not think they gave us a gear hanger, but maybe they did. See these little loops here? Those indicate that you could get a gear hanger. I didn't look in the box, but it's very possible that we got a gear hanger. And the door notice this dark gray, that's a screen. The top part unzips. So you'll have rain protection at the bottom, but you can undo the screen at the top and that'll be nice. And to fold it back you use these loops to hold it in place. I think that's most of the demo for this tent. And notice that the door is wide enough that you could put an air bed in here easily. You might have to fold a queen bed, but a twin bed air bed you could put in easily. And yes, I think this would fit a queen bed, although you wouldn't have much space for a lot of other things. You could easily put some camping pads in here. Okay, that is it. Well, let's go get a last look. Maybe I can find that, that hammock. I don't see it in the box. And that is your last look at this Magellan Teleco tent. They're very popular. They're one of the most popular that Academy sells. I think they're only $39. So please remember to subscribe to our 10 minute tent series and we will see you on the trail.