G'day Gina,

The way this air tent is set up is that the fly is connected to the tent already to avoid having to put the tent up in 2 stages like a regulay type of tent. If you jump on to the Zempire website here, you can see a couple more photos and videos that might help to explain how the fly is already connected.

G'day Joe,

You can definitely sleep in any room of the Evo tent - there's a rear and a front room. The only consideration is that the front room has the large windows and doors, so even when fully zipped closed there is only a single solid layer of fabric, meaning that it will be a touch lighter than the rear room.  Having doors there also means there is external access from this space, so if you are camping with younger children you may want to set them up in the rear space.
Hope that helps.

G'day Josh,

No you can't.  With the tapered wall on the end of the tent the amount of length in the bedroom that you'd have available at stretcher height is around 185cm.

G'day Andrew,

The Evo's arent a complete blackout darkeness like the Coleman Northstar range, but they are darker than a lot of other standard tents.  It's more of a diffused darkness, ultimately due to the darker colour of the Evo materials.

G'day Sarah,

Yes, the Evo TM V2 can be connected to the Aerobase 3 or Aerobase 3 Pro Shelter using the Medium Evo Link.

G'day Simon,

Yes the EVO TM V2 Air Tent comes with pegs and guy ropes, so the only other thing you'll likely need is a mallet/hammer to secure them.