How does this tent work for 2 people that don’t need a ton of space that have the gear in the vestibule? I’ll be using it solo a lot but I’m wondering if a buddy could squeeze in when need be.
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The floor is rectangular , 30″x 83″.
For a start you could make that rectangular shape (with a blanket or string ) and see how two would fit in there.
You each get 15 inches. Sleep on your sides, and don’t bend your waist or knees. Keep your stomach sucked in. Embrace the moment–for hours and hours.
“You each get 15 inches. Sleep on your sides, and don’t bend your waist or knees. Keep your stomach sucked in. Embrace the moment–for hours and hours.”
Or, you each get 41.5″ x 30″ –Â fetal position X2.
I have the One and love the tent. But it won’t fit two people in it. If you are in a tight pinch and absolutely need to fit someone in, then yes. You’ll be partly on the other person’s sleeping pad.
I have the new One and love the tent. But it won’t fit two people in it. If you are in a tight pinch and absolutely need to fit someone in, then yes. You’ll be partly on the other person’s sleeping pad.
Hey Gary. It seems to have that vertical sidewall. How does that hold up in any sort of wind?
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