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used this tent twice; first time in the snow around 6,000' and 30 degree temp. i left the window as well as the door unzipped about six inches hopeing there would be enough air flow so there wouldn't be any moisture in the morning on the inside of the tent. no luck. the walls were as wet as the outside (rain/snow off and on throughout the night). second time around 6,500' with temp around 50 degrees. no rain that night but plenty of condensation inside the tent (i would have slept under the stars but the mosquitos were killers). ALSO - i am about 5'10" and i have to sleep diagonal and the end of my 6' sleeping bag touches the bottom corner. unless you're shorter than 5'9" and aren't concerned about moisture on the inside of the tent in the morning, i would not buy this tent. crazy light but just not worth being cramped and wet.

i am 5'10" about 175 and this jacket (medium) fits great. enough room for layering when it's cold but fits close enough for backpacking in rain when it's 60 degrees. i have worn it through blackberry bushes, brush, trees etc and the material is tough, no tears, scratches etc. packs small and the pit zips are huge for great ventilation. best part about it, the hood sucks against your head so when you turn your head you're not looking at the inside of the hood, it moves with you. great jacket!

packs really small, weighs almost nothing, only concern is the outer material doesn't seem that strong but patagonias warranty is great so no worries.

packs really small, weighs almost nothing, only concern is the outer material doesn't seem that strong but patagonias warranty is great so no worries.

awesome bags, stupid light, strong and slick for packing. best possible solution to backpacking stuff sacks on the market.

packs smaller than anything else on the market of comparable quality. super light and the slight non slip is much appreciated. don't buy the optional stuff sack, it will rip... pad is awesome!