Go to an upholstery shop and have them make a marine grade cap that'll go over the top rear hatch door with over lapping sides by 4 to 5 inches, which will prevent water from finding it's way in. Strong magnets will keep it in place
Thanks for showcasing. Yeah, it's not designed for heavy storm use, but considered a 3-season, fair weather way to enjoy additional cubic volume in your Element. If wanting to live in it for heavy rain use, I'd suggest scotch-guarding it for additional protection plus seeing where there may be potential water intrusion spots to see if a rain fly would help, just like with any outdoor tent. Enjoy using it, and the missing 2 snaps are in the mail to you.
![RAIN and STORM Camping in a crazy Tent [ SOLO Relaxing next to a Creek, ASMR ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/2EB90MNIQQo/mqdefault.jpg)
Go to an upholstery shop and have them make a marine grade cap that'll go over the top rear hatch door with over lapping sides by 4 to 5 inches, which will prevent water from finding it's way in. Strong magnets will keep it in place
New mod: turn the Element into a powered paraglider with a switch flip. Cliff up ahead? Thelma & Louise it!
Thanks for showcasing. Yeah, it's not designed for heavy storm use, but considered a 3-season, fair weather way to enjoy additional cubic volume in your Element. If wanting to live in it for heavy rain use, I'd suggest scotch-guarding it for additional protection plus seeing where there may be potential water intrusion spots to see if a rain fly would help, just like with any outdoor tent. Enjoy using it, and the missing 2 snaps are in the mail to you.
What was the cost of this 5 D tent?