>>2830673
That photo shows one of my better pitches in winter.

The problem is with the solid/ 4th season inner. It doesn't stretch like the mesh fabric, so the fabric panels between the seems don't get as tight, compounded with :
*Unable to set up on flat ground, I am typically cutting a flat surface into ice and snow which further compacts and melts during the night,
*The high winds on a mountain making pitching the tent difficult.
*The large amount of condensation in winter.

However even with strong winds during the night, the tent inner never flaps and droops onto my face.
But this time I was using a -18c sleeping bag which had much more loft, and I didn't get a good pitch, it touched the sides of the tent and had condensation and ice rub off onto it.


I am using this tent as it's pyramid like structure makes it strong in wind, and it is much lighter than pole tents.