duomid questions regarding innernet and inverted v setup

“Would one adult plus one child (or young teen) fit not-too-uncomfortably in a standard duomid 2-person innernet? “

Your mileage may vary but I found the standard Duomid to be very tight with myself 5’6” 165# and my teenage son 5’9” 125# in Superlight/Borah splash bivies. I’d imagine the 2P innernet would be tighter than two bivies but I sure could be wrong.

The Duomid has increased in size recently, so you need to know what version you have. Also, it may therefore be bigger than the one @mathewkphx found tight (or it might not).

Thanks for the replies!  I believe my duomid is from after they increased the size.  And now that I think about it more, I shouldn’t have even listed #4—please ignore that question (I would edit my post to remove that question, but I don’t see how to).  I’ll only use this for two people if the conditions seem good (which they are most of the time), in which case I’ll sleep in my bivy outside of the shelter and have my kid sleep in the shelter; then I’ll just jump into the shelter if it starts raining unexpectedly or if the bugs are worse than expected.  Or I’ll also use this for when I bring both of my kids, and then they can be in the duomid together (which I assume will be a more comfortable fit).  So I think if the other questions check out, then I’ll go this route regardless of question #4.

My son used the previous version of the Duomid at Philmont with another scout. They used the inverted V extender from Locus Gear, before MLD made one.  It works well and opens up the center, which is the roomiest part of the tent. It was tight for them, but again, it was the older version.  They were both skinny and kids.

For solo use, the Solomid XL inner would be a good option (double check which version of the Duomid you have). With the Duomid inner, you won’t have a vestibule.