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Garbage ....I did 3 separate boil tests between this pot and my 1100ml Toaks titanium pot with .5 liter of water and there was no difference between the boil times. This was using a Soto Windmaster stove. Not worth the money as a heat exchanger pot over my Toaks, especially for the weight penalty....

Bro, this is a 1 person tent. What are you expecting the size of a 2 person tent? This is nice bivy sack with a nice rain fly and vestibule. Northface is a trusted brand. Why are you nagging about that its too small inside? This is designed for lightweight backpacking. (facepalm galore) Also why are you complaining about the rocky ground and your pegs & guylines not being useful there? Choose your camp spots better or don't go out at all. Not even a $1000 tent would work well there due the rocky ground. Your entire video seems like a big whinge. Its like crying because its snowing in Alaska in January. What else did you expect while being in Alaska then? Warmth and tropic palm trees? You don't seem to be very experienced in backpacking or use of tents.

Should be more noticeable with the stove at minimum - which is more fuel efficient anyway. Heat transfer also strongly correlates to material type and thickness. Aluminum is better at transfering heat, but that pot is obviously thicker, so that impacts boil time negatively. I've super thin aluminum cups that end up with a faster boil time than my titanium cups of the same size. Pot Diameter is also important. There's plenty info out there on that. And yeah distance between pot and stove might make a difference and you said.

If you do Hurricane Wash to Coyote Gluch you don't need to climb up? I've seen videos of people climbing, is this trail avoid climbing? Thanks and great video

What a terrible video.

5’6 and cramped. Yikes. I’m 6’3 and was considering getting this. Thanks for the vid.

Thanks a lot brother you answered my question, Slainte from Ireland 🇮🇪

I cant understand where is ventilation in this tent?

Is there water flowing in the gulch all season long?

Thanks for the great vid! Do you have any tips on packing up a wet and rain-soaked X-Mid? Doing the West Highland Way in Oct. so Im expecting early morning starts in rainy weather

beautiful scenery, how far of a hike is it to these lakes?

you know to be honest i thought you were dan durston when the video starts. Granted I only vaguely know what he looks like

I'm curious if the vestibule could store a road bike minus the wheels. Thinking about this for bikecamping.

Good video. Good review. Looks like it held up pretty well especially for camping up high with no wind protection

DId you feel that the tent was drafty with the mesh inner?

I was going to watch, but in the first 90 seconds you were swearing about people in the parking lot and ragging on the day hikers. Repulsive, arrogant attitude. Have a nice life, not interested in joining you. ✌🏼

Thank you for this video! Very helpful!!

Hi I have the Copper Spur in the olive green or sage colour. I like it because it's free standing. But the weight consideration using hiking polesd without the frame is interesting. You didn't mention the price difference of the two. How much please? I live in Western Australia and have been to Utah three times. I'm guessing that's where this was filmed. Would you care to enlighten me on where that is please?

I have the Copper Spur HV US2 Bikepack and I think I'm getting the Xmid 2P. I coudlnt have asked for a more specific video hahaha. Cheers!

Firstly This is a terrific vid Now tell us about X Mid condensation please ...

Great video nice job

Nice video. I lost my Copper Spur 2 and have been deciding on getting another or the Durstan 2P (I have the 1P) or now the new Outdoor Vitals 2 person.

Any tent with an integral-fly and inner tent-pitch is a heads up winner.

Looks like a wonderful trip. Were the fish hitting off the top or subaquatic? Mind telling me what flies worked the best for you? Thanks for bringing us along!

Love that country! You're lucky to live fairly close where you can visit whenever you want. I'm a few hours away. 😢

If you don’t mind me asking where it was that you were camping! Loved the video and I’m stoked to get this tent when it come back into stock!

I’ve been watching many reviews of this tent. I really appreciate this video. I’m ready to buy the 2P, but it is not available until September/October. I prefer the solid inner as I sleep cold. It will not be available until 2023. I’ll be on the AT in October. Can’t wait until Fall. I’ve had enough of supply chain issues. Make the product in the U.S. and solve the “out of stock” issue. And that goes for everything, not just tents. Better yet, don’t close the economy because of a Chinese virus.

This is the exact comparison I was looking for. Thank you

I took mine camping in northern vancouver island where it rains frequently, everyone else's tents were completely soaked and wetted through after 8 hours, I was the only one grinning 😅

Quality audio given where you are

Planning to this pretty much the same route/stops. How long did it take you to hike in the first day?

I am doing a three day backpacking trip in three weeks. Your video is awesome, I can't wait to get there.

Damn. Now that’s product testing. Nice.

I'll stick with a bomb-proof MLD TrailStar in Dyneema. It doesn't flap around in heavy wind let alone the breeze shown in the video. Dyneema is both expensive and noisier in rain but it's nice not having to stow a water-logged tent.

what type of connection is used on xmid to attach inner to outer ??? r the clips plastic ? do the " cords " go fron inner to fly or fly to inner ??? i have a TarpTent StratoSpire 1p that is same design as far as hooking up the inner but uses elastic ccord ..... we all know how long thatll last !!! DUMB !! the cords s attched to the inner so its a pain in the bleep to find the little plastic clips on the fly and make he connection !!!! crappy !! should be opposit & no elastic but a SMALL paracord / guyline material that rus from FLY to the INNER mesh body. and it ALSO, like ur xmid, hooks to the fly in 2 places pulling inward on the fly body !! sucky design !! xmid and my ss1p have NO guy points mid panel on the out side !!! how can that b good ??? NOT. its poor designing at best !! takes up alot of ground to set up wich in some wooed areas can be a real problem when parking for the night is limited AND u HAVE to SHARE a site !!!!! bring foam ear plugs in case they snore like a chainsaw !!!!!!!

Is that at trinity basin?

How dry is it In heavy rain? What about condensation?

I truly appreciate the quality of your audio.

Your corner stakes don’t appear to come out from the tent at 45 degrees? That makes them pull more along one side than the adjacent side. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

Great video! Do you find that the mesh only inner leads to drafts in high wind?

hey man you can use a small nylon brush and some body soap to wash your hat

What sleeping pad were you on? I know nemo tensor, wondering if wide or regular?

Did you have it completely staked out? Extra guy lines staked out? Also, do you use a footprint with your X-Mid 2P?

pretty solid review with zero subjectivity....here's me in nasty conditions in my tent. Well done

Amazing tent but the only thing I will siggest to change it will be probably the inner tent . Maybe no solid?.

Which handles the wind better, Xmid2 or Copper Spur? Since you mentioned you own both. Great simple review nice to see this.

If u look at your video were trecking pole handle is you will see a loop to tie your bathtub floor to trecking pole too so you do not have to hold floor to unzip it ...Just a note

Thanks for the review! Still holding up after a year? Any issues in wind?

The leak when raining

You are using the fire maple wrong. you are not suppose to fold out the potholders, so the pot sits on top, fold the potholders in so the pot can sit inside the heat exchanger ring against the pot bottom.