Sil Duomid color

Darker colors will be more shady (block the sun), but hotter (absorb more heat). Brown is more stealthy in a wooded area, grey in the rocks. I tend to go with grey, unless I want to be seen (as in an emergency), I'd go with yellow.

I've got a yellow pyramid too and have also noticed the bug thing. So much so that I'm probably going to sell it and get something grey. I had a dark green tarp for a long time that was nice. It was shady and didn't attract bugs!

Adam

I just recently ordered an MLD Cricket, in brown. Largely for the same reasons, I have gray duo mid, gray tarptents, and I wanted the brown to be more inconspicuous. However, the brown won't match my shoes/boots :)

While camped near Glen Aulin in Yosemite NP, I shared a brief conversation my neighbors who mentioned how lucky we were to not have to deal with mosquitoes that evening. I thought they were joking and laughed until I realized they were serious. I told them I had about a hundred mosquitoes buzzing around in the top of my tent (yellow Duomid). They said they actually got rid of a bright yellow Sierra Design tent for that same reason. I'd steer clear of yellow for summer time use.

Flies and other bugs too! Great if you are an etymologist.

I got a brown Cricket to match my hair.

Then my hair turned gray.

Now it doesn't match.

Regardless of my shelter colour I can't help but attract woman.
Bugs dont bother me, it's the screaming hoards of supermodels…..
I wonder what it is?

Pitching your shelter on a fashion runway???

I have a brown cricket and trailstar and a yellow duomid. I got the duomid in yellow for a cheery color for when I use it in our mild SoCal winters. Still waiting for winter to show up here.

"Regardless of my shelter colour I can't help but attract woman.
Bugs dont bother me, it's the screaming hoards of supermodels…..
I wonder what it is?"

Probably your modesty. Or, that damn cool Scottish accent. FREEEDOMM!!!