Why It RulesThe Airjet’s two-minutes-flat pitching saved me when I was hustling to beat some sleet: Thread two cross poles and a brow pole through the sleeves, then stake out six points. Done. 禄 The Airjet stood taut as a kettledrum—even under two inches of wet snow. 禄 Thanks to a curvaceous roof and steep silicone-and-polyurethane-coated walls, rain rolls off like marbles. 禄 I’m six feet tall and a bit of a claustrophobe, but the 39-inch ceiling, 30-square-foot floor, eight-square-foot vestibule, and plastic window quashed a case of the cabin crazies.
Hmmm . . .Mesh panels along the floor and four ceiling vents hustle in fresh air, but not quite enough of it. I’d add another vent on the vestibule.