We love our Airbud because it’s a proper little glamping tent (head height is important for comfort) yet is perfectly car portable. It goes up really quickly, and we put all the guys to one set of pegs as we don’t camp up mountains in gales. The inner lining is a really nice plus, yes, it really is silky, but what I like most is that it gives the illusion that the tent just stays up; ‘where are the airbeams?’ I think it adds warmth (logically it would) as this morning it was notably colder out than in. We have a roof cover just to keep it ‘clean’; ‘glamping’ sites must use them as they protect tents that are up from spring through autumn from the UV (much as I wear a hat to do the same) but our tent is a weekender so UV is less of sa issue, but bird droppings and soggy leaf fall are. I think our ‘Bud’ will outlast us. I take the roofcover from our 5m classic Lotus Belle (not really portable, more of our garden gin palace) and pitch it using a three metre telescopic awning pole and some spare pegs, it makes a large ‘matching’ living space joining our ‘Bud’. Now that’s really ‘glamping’. The nylon roof covers are pretty cheap and make a great accessory, and once more if it’s just an ‘add on’ for camping trips rather than up all season it’ll last a decade. Hopefully I can upload a photo and give you a clue, it’s our Airbud with the aforesaid 5metre roof cover as our living space. PS the tent, liner, roof covers, pump all fit in the one bag as we don’t take the porch, if we pack carefully…..