No problems here. Mine spent many days and nights last year on the sandy shores of the Snake River in search of Acipenser transmontanus. As long I kept the stakes and guy lines for the fly secure (sometimes a little tricky in the sand, I used rocks to hold the ropes) this thing was bomb proof. Howling winds and driving rains never penetrated. Roomy Enough for myself and my wife + a little bit of gear (We're both about 5'8"). Never had any problems with condensation - I think if you secure your fly correctly thats the trick to good ventilation. Great weight/quality/price ratio.

Smooth opening, very sharp. Seems to be good quality making this a great value. Its has a belt clip on it so make sure thats what you want before you buy it. I was looking for something for the pocket but because of the clip this isn't it. I liked it so much though that I'm keeping it anyways.

Makes me feel a little guilty because I got my wife a therm-a-rest trail at a local retailer and mine's so much more comfortable. Whenever we end up on the same pad on those cold spring nights (he-he) its always the BA, so it can take some abuse too. It doesn't matter if it's 2.5 inches or 10 inches (the pad) as long as you're not touching the ground your floating on a nice cushiony pad of air. 5 Gold Stars.

My 6 year old said it was the best spaghetti I've ever made. 1 bag feeds 1 Dad and 1 kid perfect with exactly enough room left for a cookie.

Once you've developed your Backcountry palate this will be one of the more tasty meals out there. 1 Pizza Hut packet of crushed red pepper when its done will give it that extra kick. Best meal for miles.