Mushroom Rainfly for Stout Bell Tent

I thought the rain fly was heavier canvass.because I bought the fly separately and maybe my tent is older?the stove jack on the rain fly doesn’t line up.but All and all works fine and fit well so there’s that?

At first, I was hesitant to use the rainfly because putting up the 6M tent solo can be challenging enough, and I didn't want to add the extra weight before lifting the center pole. But after glamping under trees, I quickly realized how essential it was to prevent leaves, sticks, insect and bird droppings, and sap from falling on my beautiful new tent. So I gave it a try and was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was still to erect the center pole with the rainfly on top! Because of its slick surface, most tree debris just slides right off, keeping the tent beautiful and clean. I haven't even used it for rain protection yet, but just this use alone is enough to prove its value. Another caveat I discovered is that during the night, the rainfly reduces the sound of twigs, branches, and leaves falling or rolling down the top of the tent while sleeping. For me, the rainfly was a wonderful addition to my new glamping tent. :)

This mushroom rainfly is the coolest thing ever and a great addition to our tent. I am so glad we got it. We went camping in the Adirondacks to try it out and we were the talk of the campground. People kept driving by and taking pictures.
Not only is it unique and whimsical, it is so useful. It comes in a cute mushroom bag, great quality material as usual. It is easy to put up and we just attached it to the stakes already used for the tent. We had a giant rainstorm and the rain fly kept the tent bone dry. Thank you for making this addition for our tent!