REI Passage 2 tent setup, take down and review.

I purchased this REI Passage 2 tent a couple years ago. I waited to give a review after I had been able to use it. Overall I am very pleased with this tent. There is plenty of room for one in this 2 person tent. The rain fly gives enough room in the vestibule to place your boots and pack on the outside without getting wet. This is a two person tent so it's not as light as a one. It may be a good idea to split the payload if hiking with another if you will be sharing the tent with them. The weight is around 5lbs compared to just under 4lbs for the REI Passage 1. The poles are made from lightweight 7001 aluminum.
Overall this a great tent and I would recommend it for the three seasons it is meant to be used in.
2 side doors, each with their own vestibule?, provide easy access without the need to crawl over your tentmate; dual storage space is a real plus
Fully adjustable, ceiling-level vents mitigate condensation by drawing cool air under the fly from the lower perimeter and exhausting warm, moist air
Rectangular floor plan with end-to-end symmetry makes it easy to arrange sleeping bags and gear and provides organizational efficiency and comfort
Equal-length aluminum poles, color coding and pole clips facilitate a quick and easy setup
Insider floor provides the waterproofness of a bathtub floor and the taut pitch of a cut-in floor; tautness improves door-zipper operation and maximizes volume at end walls
Seam-sealed polyester fly and floor ensure a waterproof, durable and sag-free shelter
Multiple interior storage options are provided by various combinations of mesh side pockets and hang loops located throughout the tent
Save weight and create a minimalist shelter by using just the rainfly, footprint (sold separately), poles and stakes
Includes a compression stuff sack, 6 stakes and 3 guylines? with tighteners