DAE think the rainfly reviews are all written by people who camp in perfect weather?
Spent last weekend at Kickapoo State Park in Illinois and got hit with 4 inches of rain in one night, and my cheap $60 tent stayed bone dry while my buddy's $400 one leaked at the seams. We both bought them based on the same top rated reviews, but nobody in those reviews mentioned a single thing about real storm testing. Has anyone found a reviewer who actually camps in bad weather instead of just setting up in the backyard once?