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I used this inner tent for winter camping, to keep drips of water off of me and my sleeping bag. It worked great and the fit/integration to the tent works very well.

I was able to run my stove in the tent with no issue while this inner tent was set up.

I'm sure the noseum net will work well in bug season too.

This specific inner was not available on the website, so I reached out and got in contact with Lorrie and Jim. They were both extremely helpful and timely coordinating with Luxe to get their hands on this inner. I have yet to set it up but I have taken it out of the packaging and all looks in order. The only downside is it did not come with any sort of carrying bag.

The folks here at 3 Ridges are great to work with. Gear came fast and in good order!

Did an initial set up and if you watch their set up video it goes up east. I’ve set it up 3 times now and it’s nice. 🥾🪓

I needed so I bought a few extra. What's more important is how fast the stakes were shipped, wow. Extremely friendly service, thank you. I will recommend.

I didn't really need another trekking pole but wanted to try the extender while making sure everything would be compatible. For the price, I thought I couldn't go wrong, and I was right. The trekking pole is great: lightweight, strong, and comfortable to use. The pole extender works perfectly and provides stable support for my Hexpeak V4a (as well as my other trekking pole shelters). I'm not sure how it will hold up over time, but I'll find out and don't have any particular concerns. For what's included, the value is fantastic.

I don't typically write reviews, but I believe this is one of the most outstanding values in backpacking gear available today. Where many companies require purchasing numerous separate items, this package is nearly complete (after a little bit of seam sealing, just add a pole or hiking stick). Most importantly, the exceptional build quality ranks this among the best shelters I've used over my many years of backpacking. It weighs a bit more than I typically carry for fair weather trips, but I trust this shelter over all others when the forecast calls for wind, heavy rain, etc. Also, shipping was very fast and everything arrived safe and secure. I couldn't be happier with this purchase and give the Hexpeak V4a and Three Ridges Gear Co my highest recommendation.

I like to be prepared for those "Just incase" moments. I have a Megahorn III and wanted an extra tent pole. Three Ridges Gear answered my questions and concerns promptly and genuinely. This pole meets my needs well. Three Ridges Gear shipped so quickly that my purchase was in my hands in a blink of an eye! I also purchased a mini-tarp to utilize. I will certainly purchase any other LUXE items I may need from Three Ridges Gear and highly recommend them. I am really glad they're in business and help when needed. Thank you!

Great tent for fall white tails. I'm currently using this with my teenage son for weekend hunts away from all the crowds. It's kept us dry through a couple wet nights, lots of room for both of us. I should seam seal it but its kept us dry so far.

I have the optional floor but havent used it. If you use hiking poles just use a couple ski straps to lash them together and leave the center pole at home. Jim at 3 Ridges Gear suggested that and it works very well and saves weight.

Performs extremely well, setup and breakdown and designed very well and love the options for dampering the stove to allow for a long burn.

I used the Luxe Mini-Tarp for the for time this past week. It was typical Adirondack November canoe-camping weather: cold temps, wind, rain and snow showers. After the paddle in, I setup the Mini Peak XL, then the Winter Inner and finally the hot tent stove. Next was the tarp, which came with a sufficient number of aluminium stakes, reflective cord and cord locks. There was also a diagram on the plastic bag that contained these items; I trimmed it and packed it in stake bag to use as a reference. Using the Mini-Tarp video as a guide, I cut and attached each of the guy lines to the tarp. Then I draped the tarp over the tent, attached the rear guy lines and then the side lines. Next, I set-up and staked out the front support pole (adjusting the height as needed). Finally, I staked out the two front guy lines.

The tarp provides a good-sized area in front of the tent. When the tarp is attached to the tent, it was obvious that it was designed in such a way to not did not interfere with hot tent stove chimney. The way I had it staked out, it did not go all the way to the ground, however, I believe that it could go lower by adjusting the height of the front pole. I stored processed firewood and some gear under it, and still had an area to sit when the weather was inclement. Speaking of weather, during the trip, the tarp held up just fine during strong winds (30-35 mph gusts), rain and snow showers, so I am confident about using it when conditions are not ideal. Take-down was simple: I detached and took down the front pole first, then working front to back, disconnected each of guy lines. Overall, I completely pleased with every aspect of the tarp; it truly expands the "living area" of the tent. It is well-designed and reasonably priced. Using an adjustable front pole should provide options for how low the tarp can be pitched to the ground. I was also pleased with the customer service that 3 Ridges Gear provided - my order was processed and arrived quickly.

Unfortunately I haven't used it, I have only set it up in my yard. It appears to be of very good quality...seams, pegs, ties, material. I bought a winter inner which I need to reposition, since I had it too close to a side and the outer tent wall sagged on the inner. I am not an experienced camper, let alone cold weather camper, but have the ability to give it a fair trial and will respond ASAP.

We used this tarp on a two week elk hunting trip in the Colorado mountains. We rigged it over the back of our truck bed to sleep under and it held up and kept us dry through rain, hail, and 30-50 mile an hour winds.