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Quote: Originally posted by sanhozay on 24/8/2009
I was thinking more about what might happen in October Lux. When the air is cooler, especially in the dark evenings, the fly is cooler and moisture tends to settle on the inside. More so if the air is damp too.
Does the Outwell have the flaps on the SIG that you can lift up at the doors - that can cut down on draughts when you are sitting inside. But IME it's still a good idea to ventilate the living area using window vents, etc. when you turn in for the night.
I haven't noticed any flaps on the SIG - I'll check to see if I've missed them.
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Topic: October camping
