Mid 1

The Mid-1 is very thoughtfully designed, extremely easy to pitch, weatherproof and light. I recently slept in my Mid-1 at 11,400 feet near Capital Lake in Colorado. A storm rolled in early in the morning. It poured rain for about 5 hours with strong wind gusts. I remained dry and cozy in the Mid-1. All of my gear in the tent stayed dry. The very large vestibule provided excellent protection for the rest of my gear. The tent is very roomy with a large floor space and ample head room. The single hiking pole set up is quick, easy and secure. I like the option of zipping the vestibule closed or leaving it clipped open in nice weather. Even though the tent is extremely light, I think it will be very durable and will hold up well over years of use.

It is wider and lighter than expected. It is convenient to pitch and withdraw.

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Verdict on the Hyperlite Midi 1. Quick to put up. Noisy in the rain (like rain on plastic bag), lots of room. Head touched the roof at the ends when sleeping but that could be fixed with a simple additional guy and pitching it better (the center pole extended more which would have given more space and better ventilation). Condensation no better or worse than a normal tent. Found it a bit odd with the center pole touching you back and having to negotiate around to get in and out which is a bit tough when crampy after a long technical run in. Also floor slippy on mat so it tends to slide a lot. Great that my tent weighs less than my sleeping bag. PS used hyperlite centre pole and paired with mSR carbon core stakes and added extra guy from above door