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Subject Topic: Flysheet or Inner First?
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Persongingerdadgos
09/6/2008 at 1:12pm
 Location: not quite scotland
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Fly first, again don't see the point of inner pitch first in this country.

i also like the fact we can take down the bedrooms and use the space to pack the other stuff up first. also works well if with friends as kids can run round in ours while we help take others down.

we have never had any condsation or other issues.

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Personmojo19
09/6/2008 at 7:18pm
 Location: Northumberland
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Like most folk say fly first is usually quicker to erect, however inner first is best for comfort imo, cooler in hot weather, warmer in cool weather and no condensation. We have diablo which is inner first and went to look for weekend tent at local display nearly all were outer first (good makes) and they were all noticeably hot inside. Problem we find pitching inner first in not so much rain but wind when pulling over large flysheet, diablo really needs two people to put up quickly. Guess it comes down to finding best compromise for all your requirements.


PersonSurfspud
10/6/2008 at 9:27am
 Location: Kent
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Why are the inner first tents warmer/cooler? What makes the difference?


Personmojo19
10/6/2008 at 5:25pm
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I believe air between layers acts as insulation, also if you have full inner with sig any moisture from inside will leave through ventilation panels and collect on underside of flysheet then run down without causing any probs.


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PersonSurfspud
10/6/2008 at 6:03pm
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Sort of see. Maybe someone with an outer first can take a pic to help me see the difference from inside.



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