Great tent. I own one. Worth every penny. I can also confirm it stays very cool in the summer months even with the fly on do to the mesh doors being on both sides which creates great airflow.

could you tie two of them togheter on using the ’round’ zipper?

So its a four person tent but only fits 2?

That’s really nice, I’ve been wanting one of these for some time now.

Good review. Man People forget to open mote ventililation in the winter so good that you talked about that.

Thank you for a great review. How warm is the air mattress that you have to inflate yourself. I would think it wouldn’t provide much insulation from the snow.

I have the snugpak lightspeed, sleeping pad.
Awesome piece of gear.
I liked the tent.
Thank you for sharing….

Gotta disagree with you on one point Ben.  Its not light weight but packs small and would be a great backpacking tent. Just remember its good for 3+ people, so ideally you split the parts between the team, or have the other two people carry more of the food and gear, and just you carry the tent.  Thats what i do with my son and our Scorpion 3. Thanks for another great review.

just bought myself one!! Thanks Ben always good reviews!

The entire tent body is mesh????

Thanks Tony…you have already completed the tests and answered almost all my questions about the tent and sleeping pads… job well done

Great review.

A lot like my Walrus VeloDome, which is a 3-season tent, but I’ve camped in the snow with it. I think your tent, proper, has a bigger footprint, until you add on the VeloDome’s larger front vestibule, where I can easily set up a full-size camp chair and sit comfortably, while I take off my boots, and the footprint is close to the same, I think. The VeloDome has more of a square vestibule. but without the fly (and its front-and-back vestibules), the VeloDome seems significantly smaller than your 3-man. If you’ve got it well-ventilated, it doesn’t take much more than a gas lantern to knock the chill off.

Sounds like a great tent