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Just the way I wanted to and keep the water out with even a little heavier rain, only after the third decent rainy day did a little drip of water start inside. Water could be dripped from the fireplace barrel door if the door was a little wider would it protect better?

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After all, the tent is big and heavy to carry, but spacious and good to stay. The aluminum tubes are light, they still lasted well with us. A couple of points where made it tight to get the pipe in place. The wedges weigh, but can then withstand being properly grounded.

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Good semi-team tent, normal pile up.

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I would recommend to Savota that double tents be made for these tents, one that folds inside so that the undergarment remains lying on top of the inner tents and the other is outside and acts as a rainwater guide away from the sides of the tent. Another option would be to make these so-called raystäs which extends 30-40cm outside the walls of the tent. Tip for Savota product development. It would be a perfect tent. In these tents, when there is no eaves, all the rainwater drains along the walls, and if you have accidentally left a backpack next to the wall, for example, I guarantee and underline that there is a backpack as a mark or exactly the same. I am in this tent spent several Kaldoaivi side of the autumn storms and rain, so I know the weak points of this tent. I wish Savota a little more product development in the area of these issues (shortcomings). Sincerely, Toni R.

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The corner sticks of the current tents are really fine stuff compared to the old ones, which means that the ends of the pipes will loosen even if the tent builder has a clue.