Fjallraven Skule RS 3

GuyFromNorth replied: I have Fjallraven Akka RS 3, so it differs only with extented vestibule from your tent. I haven´t had major problems with condensation so far, and I´ve used it about 20 nights at least, in spring, summer and autum. I live in Skandinavia though, so it is normally quite cold here (about -5 to +20 degrees in Celcius, in spring-summer-autum). So it might be your hotter weather, that evaporation from ground is so great, that tent can´t handle it. It´s probably more windier (probably not correct word) here too.At least in Lapland. Have you tried normal ways pretending moisture condensation? Pitching amongst wind, in a dry place, keeping vents open, maybe keeping the door open as well? If you have made those things without an effort, then I might suggest; 1. Try lifting the windside head of tent outer fabric about 10-20cm from ground (done it with akka in a slight wind). Notice that in average or higher wind it might get your tent collapsing;) 2. Take 1 or 2 \"clips\" (those connecting outer and inner tent) of from the roof, so air moves more freely between inner and outer tent. Inner tent height gets smaller, but it´s the cost. 3. If you are sure it´s not going to rain, you could pitch only the inner tent. (I recognise it needs accessories). email if you want to know more or still have problems; metsawalker aet hotmail dot com (replace aet with @ and dot with .)