myself and two other buddies bought one last year for our elk camp. the tent was set up at 11,000 ft and preformed very well in the wind, but it did collect the condensation during the night fairly badly. we had frost every morning on the inside of the roof and got dripped on all day the first morning. we learned that if you leave the windows open it helps quite a bit, but u lose all ur heat. we never did put a stove in it, but a double mantel lantern did heat up the tent nicely when the temps where in the low 40's to mid 30's at night. we also have a canvas tent, which works a lot better for keeping heat in and no condensation, but they are so heavy that we had to get the alaknak for our horse pack trip last year.
i would go with a canvas wall tent if weight was not an issue, but this tent preformed very well for what we needed it for. we will be using it every year we go in on horses, but when we stay lower we will be using the wall tent.
by the way we bought the 12x12 and put the vestibule on it, this is a no-brainer. what ever size you get....buy the vestibule it gives a lot of room for gear and boots for those days that it is raining or snowing. you will never regret buying it.
