# Unique one piece frame design with 3 way hubs and rotating ridge pole
# Intenal access to vents and lots of storage pockets
# Aluminium poles and pegs
# Lightweight stuff sack
# 50D Rip Stop Polyester fly Silicon Treatment with 2000mm waterhead and factory Seam sealed
# Nylon taffeta floor with 4000mm waterhead and factory seam sealed
# Heat tape sealed seams complete seam sealing - ready to use
# Yunan anodised 8.5 mm alloy poles
# Reflective guy ropes and attachments
# Internal mesh storage pockets
# Ladderloc adjustments on fly for easy pitching
# Vestibule for storage
I just got this few weeks ago... At just under 2kg it's really light. It's a knock-off of a popular tent but for about $120 you do get a free ground cloth, decent aluminium Y-stakes, reflective points and fully taped seams. The waterhead rating is decent and it's had a weekend outing under tropical conditions with a 3hour downpour. Zippers are nice and smooth with no snagging. Luxe is very popular in Australia, HK, China and Japan. The colour is more reddish-orange than yellow. Packs pretty small if you separate the fly, body and groundcloth from the tent poles. I like having 2 doors and vestibules and the floor space is enough for me and the missus but we're pretty small being Asians; me 167cm and her 154cm. Fits 2 Thermarests with some space at the sides. Vestibules fits a 3 day pack and a pair of boots comfortably. There's a couple of sellers on eBay who sells these. If you don't mind an imported brand and product it's worth a look. I believe most tents these days are imported anyway.
Here's a link to a review I've found online...
http://www.trailspace.com/gear/luxe-outdoor/habitat/review/17663/
Here's a link to a video showing how it sets up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_GyFJwesgs
Compared to my previous tents from discount stores to my Marmot Limelight I do find these to be a better bang for the buck.