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Interesting. I have never had a problem with condensation using the H.S.TarpTent. What model did you have an issue with Vandal?
Do you have the hogback?
Interesting. I have never had a problem with condensation using the H.S.TarpTent. What model did you have an issue with Vandal?
I get a lot of condensation in both my Tarptents if I don't vent them well, especially with 2 of us in the double rainbow.
I get a lot of condensation in both my Tarptents if I don't vent them well, especially with 2 of us in the double rainbow.
I will be back packing just with goats carrying most of the weight. The 15# weight on the 6p is a little much. But good looking tent otherwise.
Agreed, Limestone 6P is not a pack in tent unless you have llamas or horses. I intend it to be used where I park the truck. I mentioned it to bring to light that I had found out great things about that Limestone line of tents. Didn't mean to confuse.
That's great. The price is so hard to pass up. The 200 I would save over MSR and do BA could buy me my sleeping bag
Muley how do you go about venting yours?
That's why I went with the SS2, no poles except for the two trekking poles. Once you get everything square and adjust the trekking poles to get the tent as taught as possible, the thing becomes rock solid, no flapping, no flipping, and it is quite spacious inside even with both vestibules rolled up.
Looks like a nice setup, ive been looking at his one mans but my concern with the poles are what if you use them during the day like we were in NZ? Do you just drop the tent and leave it staked?
I wish some guys out there used the hogback. It probably to big at a 4 person tent for most backpackers. I wonder if condensation would be better or worse in hogback