Seeking insight on tarp bug shelters for tall people and a wet dog

I have a SpinnTwinn with a first-generation Yama 2.0 bug net. His second generation runs some vertical sides up from the floor, and this give you a bit more functional width than mine. But I think mine is a 90" floor, and the newer ones are slightly shorter IIRC. It's a light set up, for sure, and packs quite compact for the level of protection, having a full sil back and half sil front.

I'm 6'3", and use this combo a lot solo, and have used it once with my 5'4" wife. I think that this arrangement might be tough for two tall folks and a dog, in as much as the combination of A frame, height, and cat-cut really limit the useable head room. The Yama and MLD 2 person nets have a front height of 40-42 and a rear height of 24 or so. There's a pretty significant cat-cut on the ridgeline, so that 42" drops quickly. Plus, that's 42" at the top of an A frame, so there's very little width up top.

However, you can't beat the weight/protection ratio, so I typically just make do for solo. If I expect some serious in-tent time, I have a BA Copper Spur 2.

Folks who use mids may have more helpful advice as to headroom, etc.

I'm 6'2" and find entering an A-frame from the front a pain w/a MLD Serenity-style shelter. I don't hear many folks expressing this sentiment, so it must just be my knees.

That said, I do like my Patrol, which I find easier to lift one of the front corners to make entry easier than a typical A-frame.