DuoMid draughty-ness?

Not a pro by any means but my Doumid is similar to practically any shaped tarp with doors. Doors open, doors closed, pitched higher, pitched lower….. it is a matter of balancing wind and rain protection with condensation management. Acknowledge that a tarp setup will in general provide less wind protection than a fully enclosed tent. Given that, a mid design is probably more effective than most.

Try pitching the edges closer to the ground and play around with the door to ventilate.

Good luck!

It’s like sleeping with a window open.
thom

Embrace the draft. Yes like sleeping with window open.. or your fan oscillating next to you!!  I personally welcome that drafty breeze, fresh air.. breathe and take it in. You could use a bivy to block the draft if it bothers you that much.

On relatively still nights in areas with valleys, hills or mountains, there can be a 0.5 to 5 mph wind flowing downhill right at the surface of the soil.

Location selection can mitigate such slight breezes like putting your shelter a bit downslope from trees. With a quilt, a light breathable water resistant bivy is the best way to mitigate drafts.  Was your previous shelter double walled?

I sleep cold and often camped at altitude, so I like a double wall tent with a solid half interior. This last really does help retain warmth and block cold breezes. When I first moved to a Zpacks Hex solo I was surprised by both how cold and open to draughts it was, and to possible problems from condensation. In the end I got used to it. But I still appreciate a solid half inner. the two styles are different animals.

The Notch Li pretty would pretty much square the circle for me. Very light, storm worthy and double wall.

I knew what you meant… draft for me…. looked it up and learned something:

The noun draught is pronounced exactly like draft, and it also shares most of the same meanings. A cold burst of wind, a swig or a serving of a drink, the act of pulling a heavy load, and the depth of a ship below the surface of the water: each of these can be called a draught.

So of course you are cold…. drinking a pint in your Duomid.