1) enough place for two. So 3 people tent
2) two entrances with enough place for luggage
3) inner and outer tent come up together
4) wind stable for minimum 100km/h
5) inner tent doors should be full mosquito net AND can be covered/closed with a tissue to keep warmth inside and sand outside
6) outer tent doors can be open/closed from left and right: adapting to the wind and let the possibility for better aeration
7) ideally, the tent would be set up from one place/one side and had only once the need to walk around to fix the pegs
8) the tent shouldn’t make a difference between wet and dry condition: some tents need to be tensioned when wet. When they dry up, the material gets very tensioned which is unnecessary stress in the material
My current best compromise..
2nd: square aluminium pegs with a little rope to more easily remove them
3rd: square aluminium without rope: difficult to remove, easier to forget
4th: standard aluminium peg. Cheap and worse pegs used. Won’t enter compact soil and break easily.
5th: special… quite light, won’t break but bend. Main issue: bulky and difficult to hammer in compact ground