Despite what another review here says, this is a *double*-wall tent. (I think the other reviewer might be confusing it with the Kaja, also from Dana.)

This tent is *bomber* - it keeps the rain out and can withstand the wind. I haven't been "lucky" enough to have it out in any monster snow storms, so I can't comment on that. It holds up to the wind better than the Mountain Hardwear Trango series. I did have it out in a rainstorm before I applied the (included) Seamgrip to it; no rain got it, even so.

The interior is pretty spacisous, and the vestibules are moderate.

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I was able to find this tent on sale, which helps its value.

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This is a great moutaineering and snow camping tent. It stands up to gale force winds easily, I've had it out in 60+ mph for two consecutive nights and days. Because of its inner pole engineering, it took the punishment well. Don't but his tent if you plan to spend a lot of time in rainy weather, do not get this tent. If you plan on spending a ton of time in the rain, don't get a single wall tent.

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