The Coleman name is synonymous with quality camping products. This Coleman Backpack sun shelter is no exception, but it is light-duty. This product comes in two versions: PFAS-Free, and with PFAS. PFAS stands for per and per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances. It's used in this case as a water-proofing applied to the nylon. Or not, depending on which version you choose. Because PFAS is harmful to people and the environment at the parts per billion level, if you don't need your sun shade to be water-proof, it's probably best to choose the PFAS-free option. Assembly is pretty straight-forward. Instructions in color are included on the outside of the carrying bag, and there are more detailed sheets sewn into the bag itself. First unroll the tent fabric from the bag containing the connected rods. Open the bag with the rods, untie the two sets, and pop them into place. Because the rods are connected with shock cord, it's really easy and fast to set up, and once each section is together, you just have to join them in the middle. Next is the hardest part to figure out. Here's the necessary hint: Place the tent over the rods with the blue panels on the sides. Insert the four horizontal pole ends into the plastic cups on the top of the tent fabric, then pull the corners down to the bottom of the spiked tent poles. Insert the spikes in the perforated cups, then hook the two plastic hooks into the loops next to the cups. Then, it's 'buttoning' time. There are about six plastic tabs that connect the vertical edges of the tent through little cloth loops. That's it! You're done, unless you want to anchor the tent to the ground using the included tent stakes (not good for white sandy beaches) or included sand bags. At the price of $85 for the PFAS version, this is a solid deal. The $119.99 PFAS-free version is inexplicably overpriced. Recommended! Recommended!