There ya go, Roger.

Cheers for the photos Charles. I've been looking at the Wedge since it came out. The top opening has stopped me buying one. We get a lot of rain here in Scotland, and horizontal sleet and snow in winter. Have you used it in rainy conditions, and has the top opening been an issue?

I think the vestibule might vanish during the night in the conditions i would like to use the Wedge. Pitched tail into the wind, i would worry about the wind getting under the vestibule, and acting as a sail.

I have not used it in rainy weather yet, but am anxious to do so.

BPL did a review on this shelter sometime ago, by Doug Johnson. You may want to do a search about it here.

Hi Charles

Hum - interesting. Not what I would call capacious ... but rather low profile.

Now you need to let us know how the vestibule goes in bad/wet weather.

Cheers

Roger said:
1. “The bags are carried empty of course!” Why didn’t somebody tell me this earlier? I’ve been carrying around a dozen bags filled with potatoes. Of course, it is emergency food.
2. “I would also consider taking a rough light, ice axe or a large titanium trowel…” They sell a very light, carbon fiber “potty trowel” that looks like an ice axe, would that work?

"Now you need to let us know how the vestibule goes in bad/wet weather."

Fellow staffer Doug Johnson indicated the vestibule worked great in practice (according to his review) and that you could actually sit up in it.