Avoid Quictent
Borrowed a friend’s Quictent for our wedding and the wind picked up and the tent collapsed, bending 8 of the poles. When I finally got a response, and after several emails, they agreed to send me replacement poles for $27. Thought that was a great deal until I got an email shortly after saying the poles I needed were damaged in the packaging process and they are now out of stock, but I could buy a new tent for $500 after there “special” discount of only $69. Their quality and design doesn’t hold up to moderate weather, and their service is terrible, so buyer beware.