For the past 3 nights I stayed in this shelter. The first night was my first time setting it up. The second night I made some minor adjustments. Overall, I think this is a fantastic survival shelter. It’s very lightweight and compact. When it rained, I stayed dry. As a survival shelter, I’m very pleased and give this a 5 star rating.
However, I took this to a campout with my car nearby and could’ve taken any setup I wanted. This shelter is small and low. I’m months from being 50 years old. As an emergency survival shelter or for ultralight backpacking, I’d give it two thumbs up, but for car camping, it’s not the right choice for me. It’s doable, but I’d prefer a OneWind hammock for more luxurious camping.
I can’t fault it for what it is, though, and I slept just fine for those 3 nights. I’d just rather use something else for car camping. I’ll probably try it again on a backpacking trip in the summer, along with the OneWind bugnet.

This cape shelter covers all the bases for what I like to do in the outdoors. I love hiking longer distances, bushcrafting, and camping. The more I'm outdoors, the more I like cutting weight to make my time more enjoyable in the Backcountry. Being able to have my shelter double as my rain gear allows me to cut out an additional poncho or rain jacket, which is awesome! Don't let the weight of the shelter have you thinking that it's not durable. This shelter is very high quality, the stitching is nice, and the seams are taped to give you peace of mind in knowing you're not gonna wake up wet and cold in the morning. No need to bring anything with you to set this shelter up. All you'll need is a small stick to get this shelter set up for the night. This adds a bit more fun to the outdoor experience. I'll definitely be using this a lot more in the future and I'm confident it will hold up through a lot of abuse. Thanks for making a great shelter, Onewind!

This review is for both the Inner bug-net tent, and the Outer rain cape-shelter.
I have a few Onewind products with which I am quite well satisfied, thus my purchase of this shelter system. The manufacture seems well done, proper taping of seams and sewing, decent zippers, but for the price, the materials seem rather flimsy for the intended purposes (camping, emergency shelter, under less than ideal conditions). I would have liked to see this system made out of more substantial materials, such as the Onewind hammocks are. For the inner bug net/tent, you w i l l wa n t some kind of a ground sheet to protect the bottom. Not needing to be made to Military Specifications, but it could be better than it is now. Also, while the width is sufficient for side to side movement and rolling over, and the height sufficient for relatively easy ingress/egress, and sitting up, the length is barely acceptable. I am 5'8" (68 inches) without shoes/boots. 5'9"-9.5" with. Lengthwise I barely fit inside, but anyone taller than myself would definitely be compromised size-wise. I DID carefully look at the factory advertising and specifications before the purchase. Perhaps they need revision. I didn't leave this outside in the weather so I can't speak to how waterproof it actually is. It s e e m s adequate.
Onewind could have had a 5 Star + winner here IF they had designed this to accommodate users of average to somewhat tall stature, and used just a slightly higher quality of materials. Yes, it's extremely light weight. But I'd rather pack an extra 1/2 or 3/4 pound for a shelter that's large enough to fit an average height person, and a little better materials. If you are only going to use the cape a l o n e as shelter, you could get a f e w more inches Lengthwise by lowering the height. I'll be keeping it because it's usable, easy enough to deploy/set up, the two components are compact enough to fit in my car emergency bag, and it's a 35 mile round trip to the UPS to return it. It was also missing the guy line for the support walking staff/pole. It's only a .25 cent piece of cordage, but if it's supposed to be included, it should be. For the price of the two components, the overall execution could have been much, much better. Basically $100 for both components… NOT worth it.