Our
Quechua T4.1, at the Mildenhall Rally last weekend:
Unusually for heavyweight 4-person tents, it has a single large sleeping compartment rather than two small ones. Given that the idea is to have room for two of us with plenty of space to move about and get dressed etc, this makes much more sense. You could fit a family of 4 in it, but more than three adults would be a bit of a squeeze.
It's tall enough to stand fully upright in:
And there's more than enough room to park a trike:
Initial impressions are that it's well made (nice sturdy zips), admirably waterproof (it got a proper test on Saturday night), and reasonably straightforward to pitch - a second pair of hands is helpful, but not a requirement. It ventilates well, but some sort of openable flap to evict the beasties through would be nice.
The one thing that irks me is the ends of the poles are secured by inserting fire extinguisher pins into the ends of the pole, rather than the usual end of the pole into a ferrule method. It works, but is fiddly while under tension.