I can see the rincon having more area for gear - but something is just not sitting well with me when I see how the rincon's side walls are angled much lower than the Xmid.In my opinion the rincon would have more area for gear. I am torn on which one I will be using for spiking in Wyoming so I’ll probably bring both and make a game day decision. I love having the adjustable pole and being able to leave the shelter set up compared to having to pull my trekking poles for the day
Is your Xmid the 1p or the 2p?Here you guys go! I went floorless on the xmid just to compare
Ok ya for sure definitely checks all the boxes. the Xmid 1p I can see is defintely smaller than the Rincon which is 2p. And with the Rincon being so light - its a solid choice. The price point is spot on too. I just wish they'd have an inner net for it. Thanks for the photos and comparison!That is the 1 person , as for the space I’m 5’11 and I sleep on my stomach. I feel very confident I’ll have room above my head to stretch out no problem with that rincon. The x mud just feels tight to me. Now granted I slept 2 nights in 2020 in Montana we had base camp set up and mainly stayed there . Having the ability to have more room , easier set up and also the possibility of using a stove the rincon just checks off the boxes
They have a full inner nest with bathtub floor for the Rincon....Ok ya for sure definitely checks all the boxes. the Xmid 1p I can see is defintely smaller than the Rincon which is 2p. And with the Rincon being so light - its a solid choice. The price point is spot on too. I just wish they'd have an inner net for it. Thanks for the photos and comparison!
My bad...I meant the half nest, so that there's also a vestibule, which Brad mentioned is in the works.They have a full inner nest with bathtub floor for the Rincon....
What inner nest did you end up using?I couldn’t wait for the Argali half nest so I found one that works well. I’ll still be buying the Argali 2P nest and their half nest once it comes out but for the time being this one seems to work well!
I couldn’t wait for the Argali half nest so I found one that works well. I’ll still be buying the Argali 2P nest and their half nest once it comes out but for the time being this one seems to work well!
Randy,
I got back from hunt. I had this tent on a Mt. Goat trip in SE Alaska, we had some heavy rain and high winds. The tent never came down. I used it floorless. I had some zipper leaks, but this could have been I missed spots on the sealing under the zipper flap (door and stove jack).
This type of hunt might not be the best place for this tent, but it did ok for the six days. I will say it's very light, but with that comes areas of concern in, it very fragile on the bottom skirt. First night of wind put a small rock rub on the tent, next night it tore out as you can see in the picture.
That was my trip, no goats, lots of weather.
I would recommend keeping it clear of thick brush, we had high winds. Anything rubbing on the tent overnight might cause issue IMO.Would you be afraid to pitch this tent in a brushy area due to the issue you had? Eying one, but concerned about the durability you mentioned.