First, a two-person tent is really too small for two adults with gear. I STRONGLY recommend you consider a 4-person tent instead.
Except for backpacking, when weight is a major issue, Scout troops usually recommend 4-person tents even for 11-year old boys.
Second, aluminum poles are much preferred over fiberglass poles. Aluminum poles will last forever. Fiberglass poles will eventually start to splinter, especially in colder weather. The rub is that you'll pay more for aluminum poles.
I used to buy Eureka tents - and they are good tents, but through my involvement in Boy Scouts I've come across Alps Mountaineering tents. They sell lots of tents to Scout troops. This small company was founded by someone who came from Kelty and they make great tent designs with excellent quality. The problem is that, being a small company, they don't have a big on-line purchase presence. I ended up calling them to purchase mine. They're web site is
http://www.alpsmountaineering.com .
For aluminum poles I'll highly recommend the Alps Mountaineering Taurus 4-person tent, which is $190 from Amazon.com. This is a FANTASTIC tent with a full-length fly, no pole sleeves (clips - this is huge for me), and two full vestibules!!! The combination of being a simple 2-pole design with no pole sleeves and and vestibules means it is VERY easy and quick to setup. It will last you a looong time.
If that is too much for you, the fiberglass pole version of the Taurus is available here:
http://www.camping-gear-outlet.com/camping-equipment-180.html?brand=1393
for $90. This is the same great tent, but with fiberglass poles. They also list the aluminum pole version for $190. I don't know that supplier, but they look completely legit. Actually you could buy the fiberglass pole version now and later call Alps and order just the aluminum poles - that's actually what I did.
By the way, don't forget to (1) use a ground cloth and (2) attach and stake out the storm guylines when high wind is forecasted.
