Design Top Peak Vent- This is constantly open. But I'm not sure it makes that much of a difference in terms of condensation prevention. Condensation - As with all single-wall shelters, condensation can be an issue in some circumstances with the SoloMid XL. This can be addressed to variable degrees by picking a good campsite and leaving some room under the tent's sides for better ventilation.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMMSmNlBCvM&ab_channel=fillswildwalks Pitching I'll rig it up with short 6 in /15 cm adjustable guylines on the corners and side tie-out points in most conditions. I'll batten down the hatches and anchor the corners to...

Consider sleeping on a fluffy cloud. The aroma of pine trees pervades the air. Now imagine the neighboring river collecting snow melt. Your tent is resting on a lovely layer of powder. It feels like you could use a rubbish bag as a sleeping bag and still be perfectly happy. That's how the NeoAir Xtherm makes you feel; satisfied. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_wL2MDCOfs&ab_channel=TheOutdoorGearReview Performance Excellent. It takes up a lot less room than other four-season mats with comparable R-Values. When rolled up, it's somewhat larger than a one-liter Nalgene bottle. In practice, however, I never actually wrap it up. Instead, at the start...

Design There are three pockets in total. Two side pockets and a snap pocket on the back. The latter is huge self-draining and have a loop connection on the right side of the 2019 model, which is perfect for hooking keys or a compass lanyard. Their vertical design is useful when fording deep rivers since it reduces drag in the water; it is also useful when swimming. When wearing the Baggies, you may leave your undies at home. I've generally advocated going commando while hiking over the years, but I kept the liner in two of my three pairs of...