Finally getting around to posting my analysis of the tent. I used it for 9 straight nights above 10,000 feet in Colorado, Sept 1st through the 9th. It rained on us a few of the nights, but I never got wet, and never had any condensation issues. average temperature at night was somewhere between 35-40 degrees (roughly). Any colder, and I may have had some slight condensation issues. The tent did excelent the few nights that we had decently high winds, no flapping or anything to keep me awake all night.
The tent is an absolute breeze to set up, and fits perfectly in one of the side pockets of my Blue Widow (mixed reviews on this pack). It's so lightweight (as is my bag and pad), that moving forward, with this setup, I will always keep it packed, and camp wherever I end up, instead of hiking back to the tent.
Originally, I thought that the size would be great, since I'm only about 5'6, but I found the tent to be a little small for my liking. The vestibule was just large enough to keep my pack and boots dry. I feel as though the back end of the tent is just a little too narrow, and if you got into some serious weather, you could end up with a wet bag, as it's a little difficult to stay off of the sides of the tent. There was plenty of room at the head of the tent for me and some smaller gear (mostly stuff I kept in my pockets, and my stove and pot, water, etc..), and I could just barely sit up in it to eat dinner one night that it rained.
Overall, I'd give the tent a 9/10, and I give my buddies UL2 a 10/10. I only wish mine was slightly larger.
