I was comparing both heavily. I appreciate the spring poles sewn into the entrance awning on the Stealth. I really wish They carried that over to their Blade (wedge) tent. If they did, I could be convinced to go Blade over Alucab.
In the end, I eliminated the stealth for one reason. I do not find the extra feet room valuable enough to deal with the scissor mechanisms in front. In the Demo video by Equipt, he makes explicit mention to ensure no canvas is caught up in the scissor mechanisms while you close it. it adds a (admittedly) small extra step in take down that I felt was more hassle than it was worth. Alucab and other wedges is single position closing from the rear.
Stealth, you have to pull down on rear, get down off your truck, hop back up on front right, tuck and check right side scissors, then hop down, walk around, hop up front left, tuck and check left scissors, then latch front left, hop down, walk around, jump up, latch front right, jump down, then return to your original position at the back to latch the rear.
Alucab (or eeziawn Blade) you just pull down on the rear and latch. then I chose Alucab over Blade for simple fact that it has the bungee to suck canvas in as you close so you don't have to do the run around tucking canvas before you latch. Those 20 seconds mean a lot in a raining down pour, IMO.
also, Alucab is a pretty uniform height with a lot of internal storage. The Eezi-awn aluminum tents have very low fronts, but (relatively) taller backs, so your overhead clearance is not improved, yet it looks like the eezi-awn tent you'd have to stuff all your thick winter bedding, pillows, etc in the raised bubble area on the back. The Alucab is uniform thickness and looks like you can store thick winter bedding as the bed is made, rather than folding it up in the rear.
Food for thought.
