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READERS COMMENTS
A tent footprint will do wonders for the longevity of the bottom of the tent, too.
Do you have a video demonstrating how to repack a huba buba 2 man tent?
I have found it very valuable to put a fitted tarp inside the tent after set up.This does several things. Keeps water from a hard rain from soaking through. Should you puncture the tent floor you won't absorb moisture through the tent floor to your sleeping bag in the rain. Also seems to improve condinsation inside the tent.
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