...better for you to find the faults, saves us a lot of cash and anguish..lol..keep safe..

@sneo1537

3 жыл бұрын

Honest and genuine question: why do you use elipses..like...this..? I know several folks who do the same and have always wondered about the intent. Stream of consciousness? Something implied between the lines? Just prefer it? (Seriously, no offense meant whatsoever, just curious)

@BluntSagginz

3 жыл бұрын

@@sneo1537 it's a boomer thing

@sneo1537

3 жыл бұрын

@@BluntSagginz Fair enough. Cheers!

@larryworrell6324

3 жыл бұрын

@@sneo1537 read them as commas or pauses. Seems to be the go.

@nordleuchter3041

3 жыл бұрын

@@sneo1537 I'm from germany and I always see this in emails from colleagues at work. I also don't get it. They are all boomer age though :D

As someone in the military you quickly realize that “military grade” doesn’t mean good quality, just lowest cost good old Uncle Sam can get it for.

@colinsanders9397

3 жыл бұрын

"Military Grade" means that it's the cheapest product that still does the bare minimum necessary.

@SilvaDreams

3 жыл бұрын

Military grade is like many other things when it comes to marketing... Just a hype word. You slap "military grade" on anything and idiots will buy it right up, they've been doing that with laptops, headphones and cellphone cases for a few decades.

@AlexFlockhart

3 жыл бұрын

"Military grade" really is the same thing as "economical grade"

@whitescar2

3 жыл бұрын

To an extent. Although at least older generation "military grade" meant it was bomb proof, but then also weighed like a ton of bricks, or at least was fixable in the field.

@tawelwchgaming8957

3 жыл бұрын

but in games, it is the best thing you can get

Never have I ever looked up camping gear why is KZread recommending me this? Anyway I will now proceed to watch the video

@timfarmer648

3 жыл бұрын

Just like some one like you to ask something like that. 🤠

@MrTangent

3 жыл бұрын

It’s the algorithm telling you to get out into nature.

@DeezNuts-uk7xz

3 жыл бұрын

@@timfarmer648 that was not proper English nice name tho

@kennymilne2176

3 жыл бұрын

Good for you

@timfarmer648

3 жыл бұрын

What?

I love it how civilians think "military grade" or "used in our armed forces" think it is a highest tier. Trust me when I say this, a lot of military gear includes the slogan "embrace the suck".

@SerMattzio

2 жыл бұрын

I believe some of it is good? Army boots for example. There are certain minimum standards that even lowball contractors have to stick to with those items. But yeah Brit army especially...unbelievably crappy gear sometimes.

@Raeffi3

2 жыл бұрын

@@SerMattzio in austria you have to do 6 months mandatory military service (or an alternative) aparently the boots you get last only 6 months and then fall apart if you decide to extend your service by a few months

@SSGTWinters

2 жыл бұрын

"military grade" or "Built by the lowest bidder for kickbacks"

@romanmanner

2 жыл бұрын

@@SerMattzio Not really. We all end up buying our own boots. The standard issue stuff is terrible.

“Oh I wish, with all my heart, that my gear would stop falling apart” is all I have to say about “military grade equipment”.

@labuser05

2 жыл бұрын

"hopefully CIF doesn't kick it back..." is another thought we have

The mere fact that you cant get in or out during rain is a big fault and a no go.

I can't recall ever having a tent like this issued to me in the military. The only thing we got was a canvas shelter half

@googleuser8211

3 жыл бұрын

Times have changed! I went in in 1987 and we had Korean/Vietnam era crap. EVERYTHING we had was junk - helmets, shelter half, coats, boots... now they have some really high end equipment. Not sure that it's ALL good, but they do get some really good 'kit' now.

The one I was issued in the Marine corps I just ditched the rain fly and used a tarp over it and that was the best way to go

In the age of internet where so much crap is on KZread, I really like your channel. I’m not able to take the kids camping because of medical issues but we all sit down together and watch your videos and kinda live vicariously through you and Susie. Don’t stop the great content train!

The more tent camping I see the more I'll stick with hammock camping. I got the larger rainfly for mine and have cooked under that sheltered area in a heavy rain. I've also hosted tent campers who had cabin fever. Easy access to enter & exit the hammock under shelter of the rainfly without getting wet is another advantage. The only disadvantage is the potential of being seen as a bear taco.

@Thee-_-Outlier

Жыл бұрын

Not everybody is comfortable sleeping in a hammock, other than that I agree. I have a 10'6" one wind hammock with bug netting. I also have a windsock for it and a 3.5x3.5 meter DD tarp as a fly that is big enough to pitch it with doors. It's all very compact, except the tarp is a bit bulky, but I would use that sam tarp as a ground shelter so it's not like that would change

Thank god there are people like you out there to save us all the time, hassel and most importantly our money!!💰 Much love man thanks again for what you do!

They used to call these "Lung failure bags" because these types of tents, even after washing, due to all the moisture build up due to condensation, would grow mold and fungus and soldiers would often get pneumonia or other lung related diaeases - AND if enough black mold builds up in the tent and someone inhales it, it's either bye bye world or hello lung transplant.

@pluggothesluggo5509

3 жыл бұрын

might as well sleep in the fucking rain at this point

@DoktrDub

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry but you’re wrong about black mold, no species of black mold kills or causes serious harm to any average healthy person, and even then it’s highly unlikely to be bye bye world or hello new lung lol, also it’s still unlikely on these modern tent surfaces to be highly susceptible to Molds, most common would be general powdery mildew and it’s quite easily washed off, I’m not sure about much much older tents, but if any soldiers died it wasn’t down to inhaling the mysterious horror that is “black mold”

@timmerred5

2 жыл бұрын

@Nathan Taffijn If you’re going to offer a witty rebuttal to someone, at least Lear how to type a sentence better than a 5 year old. I’m sure I’ll receive an equally awesome response. 👍🏻

I wasn't overly confident about this tent... glad you confirmed it..

I have never slept so well as I have after sleeping in a tent on a rainy night.

Reminds me of the standsport tent, they are cheap, I camped up in the mountains in May it was raining then went to freezing rain, I woke up with water all around..

When you opened the fly, I was expecting water and fish to flow out. 😃

Design note on most military gear: Designed functional and rugged (usually) at the cheapest cost to the taxpayers (usually), not for comfort ever (for proof I submit to you the design of the version 1 HUMVEE seat - a crushable pad with a bolted down seat back somewhere in the vicinity). All gear comes in two sizes, too large and too small. Also for proof, ask anyone who has ever slept in any GP (General Purpose) Medium Tent which is a tent that's been around since the 50's I believe but is still commonly found in most military units for use in the field. Comes in two sizes, sweltering in the heat and freezing in the cold. Suggestion for a Steath1 possible solution we found since I've used many low profile tents like that: Use a poncho drape over the doorway since most doors like that are designed to take your boots off and hide / keep your gear close but not inside the tent while keeping a low profile. The drape ( usually rigged at about a 30 deg angle which spools water off to each side, not in front of the door, plus try to keep a "peak" in it which is superb for a 4 point tie down ) has to be rigged over the door but not contact the tent, therefore defeating the waterproofing of the tent, but what it does do is keep the rain out when the door flap is open which definitely helps with the condensation problem. Also allows you to swing your legs out over the "bath tub" and plop your feet in your boots without taking a shower if you get my meaning.

@logiwogi8938

2 жыл бұрын

This also seems like the makings of a decent winter tent

Thanks for taking another one for the team Luke! After the I-survived-the-Mylar-Shelter adventure and this one back to back, I suggest you do a glamping adventure and invite Susie!

Such fantastic conditions for these tests! We got lucky that you could really put these tents through their paces!

No thanks, I agree with you! I need air and very much dislike a tent that sweats on the inside. That's not water proof to me.

Come on Luke, that small leak is the engineered cooling system to offset the lack of ventilation while maintaining stealth.

I would have abandoned the test and move into the other tent in the background! Your evaluation is appreciated.

I love this channel. It got me into solo ultralight backpacking! Your videos are super in depth and helpful for me to find new and better gear! Thanks friend 🙂

Another awesome review Luke.. Thx! It looks sharp when it's set up, but once you're in it, NO THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

Great video I love the effort you put into this so people do not waste their money on a product that doesn’t preform. I had a dome tent once and only used it a few times because of the lack of ventilation. Back in the 80s eureka made a tent called the Alpine Meadows. They made a 2,4 and 6 person. My son and I started back country canoeing every summer from when he was 5 till 18 . We had the 2;person and we never got wet in the the harshest conditions of wind and rain. The beauty of the tent it that the rain fly extended over the front and rear doors some and you could open the top foot on either end. We could dry clothes in there even with it raining. This was in the Kenai Moose Refuge on the Swan Lake canoe trail system.

What I like in this channel is the clear information what are the weak spots of particular designs and materials. Learning a lot.

That rain sounds like every day camping in the UK. Haha.

@DoktrDub

3 жыл бұрын

That’s what I love though to be honest, chilling in the tent at night with the patter of rain :)

I don't have a great deal of interest in camping but for some reason your reviews are really satisfying to watch! Keep it up

Thankyou for your integrity, too many tubers trying to flog the outdoor community products that just don't work, all best Will 😎👍👍

Thank you for doing this review. You are saving people a lot of money by giving them the information to pick a good tent the first time.

No idea what'd I do for youtube to recommend this, but boy, that's entertaining.

You are doing a very important job by unbiasedly testing all of these products. Thank you!

I have the stealth and used it when I did my cross country motorcycle trip. You’re definitely right about the lack of ventilation. It’s snug and not a ton of room for gear. But it’s light weight and compact. Perfect for what I needed. Thanks for the video. I’m planning camping trips for this spring in Montana and thinking I check out hammock tents. I like the ideal about being up off the ground since I’m not focused on hiding so much.

I would have traded my old pup tent for one of these while at Fort Polk in the 80’s just to keep the bugs out 😉 I used to zip up my sleeping bag with only a breathing hole and eventually pass out from exhaustion to keep the creepy crawlers off. Of course back then I was 18 and in the army and as someone else mentioned told to suck it up 😎 Love the video, thanks for taking one for the team!

@azclaimjumper

3 жыл бұрын

I think most everyone, MEeee included, would have traded in the old Amry pup tent for almost anything else, However, it did provide "shelter". so it was better than nothing.

@williamhilburn5977

3 жыл бұрын

It doesn't breathe. Don't use in humid weather.

@doncarlton4858

3 жыл бұрын

The same from the 70s. Canvas shelter halves, blow up doll mattress, no sleeping bag!

@82ndAbnVet

3 жыл бұрын

I only used my sleeping bag when in the ROK. At Bragg, I never took it to the field. Sleeping pad, poncho, and woobie were all I used.

@jaymerrifield4333

3 жыл бұрын

@@82ndAbnVet Same, except I never used the pad. I just used e-tool to remove any roots, etc, and made a "bed" with loose dirt which packed down when I lay on it.

I'm definitely buying one of those. Thanks for the info. I just bought a North Face Stormbreak I for bicycle touring. I think it will be fine-lots of ventilation & full cover fly. I have a Eureka Apex II that is great but a bit too heavy for lengthy bike touring. Be safe. 👍☮️🌞🦠😷🚲🏕

Oddly enough, I have the old military version of that tent. Got it off Ebay in 2009 or so. It has the integrated poles/hub and sets up really quick. I love mine, tons of winter beach camping and it has always served me well.

That would be so uncomfortable in the heat! Great review...thank you and stay safe.

I’ve switched to hammock backpacking and I haven’t looked back since. Once you get it right you’re hooked for life! (at least to two trees that is)

@caseyclark2519

3 жыл бұрын

I was in my hammock on top of Spruce Knob in West Virginia when Zeta came through and I had no problems.

@steeevo0136

3 жыл бұрын

I've always struggled with hammocks in the desert regions 🤣

@killemall69

3 жыл бұрын

You need a real good hammock I’ve found, tents are still easier

Nice video! Thanks for taking the time to put the temperature and wind speed in the metric system 🙂👍🏻

Great review, it's nice that you detail the cons that exist. Yeah, ventilation is vital and looks like that door is a real fail. 👍

Thanks for the metric conversions, they’re very useful to me :)

Love the reviews man, especially love the popup temp conversions onscreen, saves me doing it myself :D

I've never been in a tent 100% waterproof, I camped outside for 5 years strait, (except winters) and what I learned is always use tarps over your tent...GL!

Thank you for going through a sleepless, hot, damp night for the sake of this video and I’m glad you did as I’m now even more happier for my purchase of a 23zero Outbreak 1550 swag over the Darche Nebula 1550. I chose the 23zero due to the window design that you can have really good ventilation on a hot humid night in the rain, while the Nebula has to be ALL closed up. Did I mention I live in Queensland Australia? It can get fricken hot & humid and I’d hate to endure a rainy night without an open vent. So this video really instilled how important ventilation is & now even happier I chose the swag I did due to its ventilation.

I was out camping around Fontana lake while Zeta was coming through as well. Looks about like the same area. on the Tenn NC border. Was a great time!

The setup that I spent a whole Summer and Fall in (9 Months) was a two tarp and cheap tent set-up. The tarps were long enough to seal-up the back and have a substantial vestibule in front. The sides of the bottom tarp came up on the sides to prevent water from splashing up from the ground and the top tarp did not reach the ground to allow for ventilation. I just used a cheapo dome tent with plenty of screen on top for ventilation and to keep the bugs out. Never had a problem with water infiltration or condensation. I took off my boots and left them in the vestibule and did all of my cooking there during rainy weather. I always stayed clean and dry.

I have the army surplus version of your first tent. Slight variations with the rain fly but I love mine. Been camping in the winter and the rain and never had a problem. The blacked out inside makes it great for sleeping in because almost no light gets through. A little warm in the summer but it's not too bad with the doors open and mosquito net up. I sleep on a thin air mat and have never had a condensation issue yet.

New subscriber here, thank you for doing these tests! They are really helpful for a newbie camper like me!

I’m so glad I have the Big Agnes Copper Spur UL2. It’s waterproof, has good ventilation, and has plenty of room.

I was in a tent for that storm as well, in a Coleman tent that did an ok job. My son and I were camping right off th pigeon river in Hartford TN. And the cold came in the day after and that was all of the weather we could take. It’s was a great vacation right up to the storm.

I actually just took my Combat II camping and it worked perfectly fine although I did have the solid part of the doors open for ventilation

Thanks for another great outdoor gear review on this tent.

Where I’m at over here, ALOT of people like you put they tents up under the overpasses and I think that helps improve the waterprooficity.

@rcr76

3 жыл бұрын

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@phillawrence6413

3 жыл бұрын

@@GeemailMailboxx Liberals make up words all the time, or at least change their definitions.

A tent I would recommend you checking out, is the Mil-Tec Recom 1 man tent. Seen some of it online, not a very expensive tent, and it looks really interesting design-wise, propably in the same "competitor class" as this one!

Luke, your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to find the ultimate, lightweight bug-proof mesh tent to pitch under a tarp. Considering the fact that we will all be using it with a tarp, the areas of concern are, is it lightweight? Is it totally bug/spider proof? Is it AFFORDABLE? Is it durable? Color would be a factor as well. I don't care how awesome it is, I just can't get excited about it if it's hot pink/neon green, etc. Barring a massive design flaw, it SHOULD be breathable. I think myself not alone in saying that YOU are the man for the job! (Don't know who else I would trust here on "the tube"!) Luke, thanks so much for all you do/ have done. Much appreciated!

Utah Jeff .... here ... I think I would rather sleep on my cot with a big tarp than in these tiny tents.... at 67 years old I cannot roll around on the ground like a gymnast anymore ...,

@HellfrozeoverDitto-lj1rm

3 жыл бұрын

I'm 60 so my tent days are but I got a little camper to continue camping

@carmineredd1198

3 жыл бұрын

sure you can. it is getting off the ground that is your problem the solution is simple , just place the tent on a 3 feet high mound

@cardiacbob

3 жыл бұрын

Amen, brother. I have a much bigger tent. And a cushy big agnes pad!

@raystephens5247

3 жыл бұрын

I can't crawl around like a crab inside a small tent as a retired disabled veteran.

@carmineredd1198

3 жыл бұрын

@@raystephens5247 i used a half dozen concrete blocks and a queen size box spring foundation and thick cushy mattress i custom made a cover for and addeded some cedar chips inside the cover to repel bugs . plus i made polyester mesh bags full of cedar chips . thanks .hand

its lockdown in the uk a luke video is very welcome. be safe everyone

@darealmacpower5702

3 жыл бұрын

Don't comply

@grahamrowan7775

3 жыл бұрын

Only engerland is in lock down Scotland is different

@freddmi5212

3 жыл бұрын

We are locked down in France as well, keep strong folks!

@stevelomas4119

3 жыл бұрын

@@grahamrowan7775 Scotland is always different...the outcasts of the British Isles...

@49mrbassman

3 жыл бұрын

So you let a little thing like that stop you getting out there and having some fun? The police only stop you on the roads. If you know the ancient trackway and like to wild camp, unless they spot you with a helicopter, your chances of being stopped are very slim. Mind you wild camping isn't for everyone. I get really peed off when I come across a site where someone has camped and literally turned the site into a shite heap. A true wild camper leaves no sign that anyone was ever there. Also helps if you know how to live off the land, snare a rabbit or two and tickle a couple of brown trout.

Test the Hilliberg Tarra tent some time, I have that tent and love it, was in a 3 day down pour stayed bone dry, good ventilation but made for cold weather and mountaineering K1 Everest etc

Thank you Luke for a great review.

Love your channel bro, definitely outdoor I mean I would say extreme camping and a very honest from an experiential point of view. Bless you for the ordeal, looks miserable at best....

Enjoyed the video. I think it would work great in snow, looking forward to seeing a snow test.

“Very old surplus tent” out for “ten years” 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 Hold my shelter half

@maxr.mamint8580

3 жыл бұрын

Shelter half, three pole sections and five stakes, lol. Ah the good ole days, hehehe

@shibblesshalzabot6320

3 жыл бұрын

@@maxr.mamint8580 and three times as heavy as what they carry now. Not to mention we had to share and sleep nuts-to-butts. We didn’t have our own personal cute little tents 😂

@TacDyne

3 жыл бұрын

I carry 4 zelts. :)

@shellcracker18

3 жыл бұрын

I refuse to pay for these insanely priced light modern tents.

@colinsanders9397

3 жыл бұрын

Dude the shelter half actually worked. My and my buddy got a pair so we would have a quick and functional shelter when everyone else was stuck with poncho hooches.

I got something like this from Go Outdoors in the UK a few years ago. The upper parts of the inner were a mesh so it wasn't humid, but small... the tent was 6' long. I am 5'11. It paid for itself, offsetting the hotel bills I avoided paying but like the first one you tested, better suited to those outdoor types who don't mind the discomfort and damp, and who have no need of sitting up.

A tarp and a hammock/foam-air mat works just great for me. Tarp even works as a bivvy.

I have a good 2-man tent by Moss tents (purchased in 1999) that stays very dry during several days of rain with decent ventilation, but condensation is a problem as well.

Thank you for the professional information.

I spent 6 weeks in a 1964 springbar tent in Ketchikan Alaska. While everyone with a plastic tent had to hang tarps over theirs, I sat back and relaxed. In fact my tent came to be the hangout place for everyone else. Zed water came through the walls even with stuff touching them. In canvas you never ever have ventilation problems. While my puptent isn't for backpacking, it weighs 21 lbs, if I'm going to be at a site and do my hiking in a hub fashion, then I will make 2 trips to bring it. Although I don't like carrying it more than 14km. Unfortunately today's springbar tents are seriously lacking in quality 😢

Perfect review as always. Thanks!

For the Rain forest of south east alaska a hot tent with a titanium stove is the way to get dry and stay comfortable. Can’t wait to try it out. Cheers. 4.5 lbs on the stove.

I have one of the Catoma Stealths as well. I am about 6 foot so it is very ... cozy. I never used it in very hot weather and after listening to your review, I am thinking it would be great as a cold weather setup vs. the litefighter.

You should hang an altimeter in there when you let it stand like that. Most have readings for temp and humidity and my garmin would chart it over time. Give you a good idea for when you need to take some seasoning to baste with

Been years since I’ve had even a 2 person tent but I’ve always had a Coleman. My 6 person weathermaster is my favorite. It’s dry, breaths and I’ve used it in really high winds. I’ll probably buy another down the road.

@ytreece

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve had some Coleman’s and they did great. I do seal the seams, and I’m typically car camping but I’ve never had a problem. I have bad knees so there’s a zero percent chance of me hiking overnight.

I had an issue with a tent over the summer. I put a tarp on the ground and did a half wrap with the from somewhat open and now that your saying the air flow now I know where I messed up

My first new car was a 1977 GMC Sprint (GMC's version of the El Camino) that had the same design flaw... and it didn't come with rain gutters. EVERY TIME you opened the driver's door, ANY rain/condensation on the roof (and I lived in South Florida at the time) would fall right onto the driver's shoulder and left leg.

Hey Luke! Yeah that tent would not work very well here where I live. I would have to leave the sleeve off and just use a tarp over it maybe. Here in Texas you would really cook inside that thing all sealed up like that.

I have the military issue version and found that a good combo is to use a aus hoochie instead of the outer fly it works a treat

this guy is testing a tent in a hurricane...CRAZY... i love it.... SUBSCRIBED

New subscriber. I checked out a few of your older videos. Great stuff

In Kansas, 35 mph winds is a calm day. Ive camped in 50+ mph with a Walmart tent. Granted, the poles broke in a 90 mph gust when the tornado was a few miles away. Had to sleep in the car after that.

I use an old 'Pocket Hotel' made by Early Winters. It's Gore Tex and it's one layer only. No rain fly is needed. The Gore tex keeps water out but let's condensation out through its pores. Just be sure to seal the seams. Early Winters is no longer in business but you may find some of their stuff on the internet. It's kept me dry in torrential downpours. Small but I love it. It's only 2 lbs

I've never heard people call it a fly. I figured thats what you were talking about. But it finally clicked, ZIPPER! Cool video. I wonder how it would be in the freezing cold.

Hey Luke... Just stopped in for a coffee and your video. Thumbs up as always. Peace.

The structure and design looks great. But I feel like they gave up functionality for overall design. Just one second of opening that door and the inside of your tent becomes an aquarium.

“If I open this door, everything on the inside is going to get wet”........ great tent design! FAIL

@dracoargentum9783

3 жыл бұрын

I don't know why he said that. I mean that's why there is a door in the rain fly AND the tent: you open up the fly in the rain, oh no, your tent gets rained on, then you close the rain fly, before you open the tent. I don't think airlocks are a foreign concept to him.

@johnpotter4750

3 жыл бұрын

I really feel sad, I'm in the UK and wouldn't choose such a low, sloping tent, rain has way more drop rate and cooler.

Cheap tent without the rainfly to keep out the bugs, oversized tarp cover suspended over the tent to allow for proper ventilation and outside dry area in the rain. A good quality sleep system to be comfortable.

Great looking tent! Perfectly acceptable for military grade stealth

My Snugpak Ionisphere was very similar but they went with 100% mesh design to avoid the dew. But it was a very cold tent. Also vvery very low

while in the marine corps ive slept in this tent during winter many times and it sucked was only good for keeping the snow off you lol but didnt expect comfort anyways

Back in the late 80’s I was attached to the 38th MDS in West Germany. Every month we were in the field. I loved it. As an Air Force guy, I spent a lot of time in the woods. I still have my issued cold weather sleeping bag. I have found no better sleeping bag than this one. We had fun. MRE’s, cold, wet tents and sleep deprivation. I didn’t mind it being in my early 20’s. I was a true GLCM warrior. Not a “GAMMA GUY”. Take care all. 🇺🇸😎👍

"if I open this door everything on the inside of that tent is going to get wet." yes, with the door as part of the roof... who would buy such a mess outside of the military? lol who would even construct such a pos^^ thanks for your warning, you saved a lot of "challenged" customers a whole lot of money.

This was not only a dope idea but dope video!

Great review Sir… adapt and overcome is my motto

Looks like a perfect winter tent

It seems it would be pretty decent in much colder weather. I do like the low profile.

I think these tints would work well here in the Sierra Nevada mountains at my 3K it’s dry here but we do get 80 inches of rain with snow ❄️ every year. Cheers 🍻

Excellent stuff, sir; as always!

Great video - saved me a few bucks buy holding off on purchasing this. Thank you very much! By the way - is that Blur on the outtro? Good choice!

I like the high Olympics in October or even November for the first big pineapple express storms that roll through. A standard REI 2-man dome is fine, it breathes and has headroom.

I bought the original issue stealth because it has a 3” “skirt” on the fly that can be staked out to provide better protection from rain. I’ve had too many windy rain storms where rain spray right into my tent. It has two massive half circle doors that go the length of the tent along both sides. They make for easy entry and exit. They also have mesh so when opened up. It essentially makes a mosquito net. The door on one side the fly is a straight down zipper from the middle of the tent. The other side has another door with two zippers. Never had trouble with leaks or getting hot.

Your editing is *top notch*. 👍