Yeah, a modular frame is my jam. Picture a lightweight carbon‑fiber truss that snaps together with quick‑release pins—each panel can slide in or out, so you can shrink the canopy when it’s warm and expand it for rain. I’d pre‑pack a whole bunch of spare ribs, a few extra gussets, a zip‑tool kit, and a small panel of insulated panels that you can attach on the inside. You’d just line up the truss, bolt the panels together, and you’ve got a weather‑proof shelter in under five minutes. I always bring a spare set of hinges and a hand‑cranked fan just in case the wind flips the whole thing. No plan changes, no surprises. That’s the only way to stay sane out there.