[at-l] Nomand Lite

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In a message dated 12/4/2002 4:15:46 PM Eastern Standard Time,
Adkhiker2003@wmconnect.com writes:

> ?   I was looking at some of the
> pictures and noticed that the feet of the  6'3" model in the tent was
> touching the side of the tent as he laid down.   My question is that will
> my
> sleeping bag touch the side of the tent and get wet from the condensation?
>

Yes.  The best way to solve this problem is not to worry about it and dry
your tent and sleeping bag when the sun comes out!  Makes for a nice break.
One tip is to line the sides of the tent with your gear and/or food, keeping
the bottom of your sleeping bag away from the sides.


> How well does this fare as far as condensation?
>

Poorly, but no different than any other singled walled tent under identical
conditions.

I used a Nomadlite on the  entire PCT, most of all the CDT (tarped a section)
and from Springer to Damascus and think the tent is great.  More than enough
room for me, my gear and my food!  My home away from home, but the one I
prefer!

Sly