Mountain Hardwear SkyledgeTent 2-Person 3-Season - 2007 BCS

I've owned this tent for two seasons. Best designed tent with a majority of no-see-um mesh as the tent material. Seams are re-inforced with material to create structural strength. Poles are da-bomb-proof. Zippers never snag. Rain fly provides ample in-and-out space for tent of this height. Fly is highly tunable to get a taught, rain shedding pitch. 4 additional guy points ensure stability, and if you push it to a fourth season, the internal guy system bolsters the structural integrity even more.
Tent barely moves in the wind. Is warm on cooler nights, which was surprising given all the mesh. Condensation on tent floor is slight, and is really operator error for not letting in a breeze. And sleeping without the fly is a treat...and is great for hot afternoon naps away from biting flies and ticks when you reach your destination a bit earlier than expected.
The included strap with two grommets is for the third pole when pitching with only the fly and ground sheet.
The only negative with this tent is its size. Despite one end being wider and the large vestibules the tent is a bit small for two, unless you don't mind snuggling. Though a three person tent is needed if body contact is undesirable.

Took this tent out this past weekend for a test drive. It is a cinch to set up took me less than four min on the first try. The tents all mesh design make it a great summer backpacking tent. The rain fly gives you enough vestibule space for you and your partners pack on a rainy day. It got down to about 30F the night I used it, and the fly did trap a lot of moisture. It is not vented very well. You will have to keep one of the doors open on a cold night. It is so light though around 4lb if you take the minimum stakes. It will be a pleasure to carry on the AT this summer.

I have found the Skyledge 2 to be a bomber 3-season tent...for one person.
You and your girl could snuggle up for sure, but forget sharing with your buddy in all but the most necessary of situations. All in all it’s a great lightweight tent that more than proved itself in some nasty conditions.