Submitted by: Ron Bell, Canal Winchester, OH
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I love this tent, and I bought it over a cheaper one because of reviews here and elsewhere. Granted, for one person it is a bit much, but is large enough for my hiking companion, my black lab, and the vestibules are wonderful. (I have tested it in way too much rain this season.) It is truly a 2-person tent, it is well-built, and because of that I don't mind toting around the little bit of extra weight, volume, etc.
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While trying to sleep in the backcountry my mind wants to stay in alert mode at night causing considerable sleep loss. I've tried OTC sleep aids and melatonin (3 mg) to only modest success. Any additional suggestions would be very appreciated.
Submitted by: Ron Bell, Canal Winchester, OH
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Some standard things I ask include: Does your pad pad you enough? Is your bag comfy and warm enough? Do you create a pillow thick enough--or too thick?
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