Marmot Fortress 3P vs Mountain Hardwear Trango 2

Life Behind Bars flies under the radar of many people - it’s really great and affordable

f. Lots of guy line connections on the tent that will facilitate stability in those high winds.

It's got tons of pockets which is great for drying and organizing while it in for days on end. it's super roomy for a 2 person and fits the large double Exped Megapad which my other 2 person does not.

Used this for 4 weeks this summer in diverse national parks in the American west, often at high altitudes where temperatures dropped into the upper 30s and 40s F, often with significant wind, we found this tent a nearly ideal shelter, Lighter (and much less expensive) than heavy, winter or alpine tents, but weightier (and warmer) than light-weight, airy summer tents, the Fortress provides cool- to cold-weather protection and a lot of conveniences.

• Love the two door entries, which is common and standard amongst many expedition tents.

I bought it for my wife and me and we love it! there is enough space for both of us with 25-inch air mattresses and our backpacks inside the bedroom, not the vestibule. It is very sturdy and it can handle good snow. the only downside is that it is heavy, almost like the classic tents, but we will take some extra weight over having a weak light tent any day.

On long backpacking, more than 5 days, again it´s heavy, so what I do it´s share the weight with a buddy.