This was my first Big Agnes tent and I was extremely happy with it. I set it up a couple of times at home before going out into the woods, but it was really intuitive to figure out how to get it together with the color coded clips. Additionally, I bought the precut footprint with it in case I needed the fast-fly mode of putting it together due to rain. During a five day trip, I used this feature three times due to weather on the Art Loeb in Pisgah National Forest, NC. It was a little goofy at first setting up the inner tent after the exterior was on, but after the first time of figuring it out on the fly it went super easy.
I bought this as a two person tent to take my daughter camping, due to the tapered floor and our non-tapered sleeping pads, they do overlap at the bottom, which isn't a huge deal, but it just makes one person sleep with elevated feed. Alone there is enough room for my pack inside the tent when I'm alone and plenty of room to do personal maintenance on the trail with some dude wipes. I am a big guy (6'2, 240lbs) so having the additional room to move around inside the tent while having a properly sized pad and sleep system was a very pleasant surprise.
When I take out my daughter there is enough room in the vestibules for our packs and having dual entrances makes it super convenient to get in and out without crawling over someone else.
Rapide 25x78 pad with Diamond Park 15 sleep system and Nemo Fillo in the pillow barn. Shadowlight 65l in the bottom corner.
Side view showing depth of the vestibule. There's another the same size on the other side with a zippered entrance.
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