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Have taken this on a few multi-day walks through the bush in queensland, australia. we got quite a bit of rain and fortunately our map stayed dry, but i would say that was more because we kept our map inside our bag.. which also stayed dry.
the crucial down-fall is that it opens with a zip protected with a rain cover. but a zip is never going to be fully waterproof. i would much rather have my ma
if you know you want a footprint then you should buy this. it's reasonable quality and will fit your tent perfectly.
if you're not sure if you need a footprint then i reckon you can give it a miss. it just adds weight and cost. the base of the kelty salida 2 is already reasonably strong, and unless you plan on doing something silly like camping on sharp stones then i don't really see the point.
have taken this tent on multi-day bushwalks in queensland, australia. sub-tropical climate but it's winter time so down to 5deg c at night..
for the price i've found it to be very lightweight and reasonably good quality.
it's a little bit annoying that the bag it comes in doesn't have a few compression straps to make it take up less room in my pack. and the vestibule will just barely fit two pa