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Packability is an important feature for me. No issue stuffing it in an outside pocket, but being able to stuff and conform the tent in and around other gear (such as a big bear can), would be an ideal feature for me. But, trade-off's, man.
Pull the struts out.
Wayne
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Eddie Valiant: "That lame-brain freeway idea could only be cooked up by a toon."
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Yup, trade offs. The struts are removable, but the trade-off is reduced speed to pitch if you have to install prior to pitching - important if it's raining.
I'll probably never get to be truly ultralight, because I'd rather have a slightly larger pack that fits my equipment without stuffing it...
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There you go. The right tool for the job.
Wayne
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Eddie Valiant: "That lame-brain freeway idea could only be cooked up by a toon."
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I got my SS1 last night, set it up in the backyard. Love the headroom, but the daggon mesh is a bit saggy at the ends and either my head or feet will touch it. I decided to send it back but lo and behold I punched a damn hole near the roof support (the pole fell down and when I reset it I guess I didn't get the trekking pole tip into the grommet properly)...so I guess I own it now. I was thinking about attaching some velcro dots to attach the outer mesh to the inner fly at the ends to lift the mesh and give me more room. I'll play around with it this weekend. Otherwise love the tent though, gonna provide some awesome views on the JMT in a few weeks.