First up is a very lightly used super duper awesome Nunatak Arc UL 3o in medium length 70″ and 62″ wide and weighs 20.8 Comes with ultralight straps, stuff sack and storage bag. It has been slept in 3 nights and stored loosely. No smells, rips, tears or damage. Just decided to stick with my Katabatic. Asking 340.00 shipped CONUS.
pictures here-Â https://imgur.com/a/7fdvZst
Next up is a lightly used Zpacks Plexamid in blue and weighs 15.4 ounces. I picked this up used and have not done anything besides set it up in the park. It has about 10 nights on it from the previous owner. Does not come with stakes just like when bought new. No damage or tears. Picks in the link below from when I had it set up. SOLD 440.00 shipped.
pictures here-Â https://imgur.com/a/3i84zuh
I am 6’2” and have been debating between altaplex and plexamid. Does it seem like it would be too short length and or height for a sorta tall guy?
From what I’ve read it depends on a couple of things. If you re using a foam pad or a 2.5″ pad then it seems you’re okay. If you are using a taller pad then it sounds like it won’t work great depending on how you sleep and where you hike. If you hike somewhere its not super humid and you’re a side/stomach sleeper and have a taller and its seems like it’ll be okay. If you’re on a 3″ or taller pad and a back sleeper in humid conditions it sounds like you can get some condensation issues.
From what I’ve read it depends on a couple of things. If you re using a foam pad or a 2.5″ pad then it seems you’re okay. If you are using a taller pad then it sounds like it won’t work great depending on how you sleep and where you hike. If you hike somewhere its not super humid and you’re a side/stomach sleeper and have a taller and its seems like it’ll be okay.
If you’re on a 3″ or taller pad and a back sleeper in humid conditions it sounds like you can get some condensation issues.