Originally Posted by License2Ill

I think that is actually the height measurement, rather than the width across floor. Those seem to be juxtaposed on there. 42" peak celing height is pretty standard for 2-person shelters, though some will get as low as like 38". 50"-52" is pretty standard floor width for 2-person shelters too.

Who knows if the weight is accurate or actually a full packed weight. Polyester taffeta may be ok, but it's always heavier to be as strong as nylon ripstop. The waterproofing level will always be questionable on lower priced options too, especially on the floor, as well as how many properly sealed seams you're going to find. Overall it will be hard to argue any of those points and other typical cheap tent issues that crop up at that price though, like zipper and material quality, ventilation, and guyouts, fit of the fly, and pole material and performance. Aluminum poles are not just lighter weight, but less prone to breakage and more easily repairable. It's just like bikes, there may not be one feature that adds up to value for the price of admission, but eventually they all add up or one comes back to bite you later. Some of the difference in price is just paying for the lowest weights too. I typically have a rule that I won't pay $100 more to save less than 1lb, but there is more to it than that when discussing the details of cheap vs expensive shelters.