Sometimes we enthusiasts get carried away with gear fetishism. Many of us can rattle off detailed specs of various tents on the market, and all for basic portable shelter! Back in college I camped a lot with no tent whatsoever. Then I bought some closeout eureka tent that was poorly reviewed, but cheap and light. I slept in it hundreds of times over the next dozen or so years. It was worn and full of small holes, but adequate, until it finally succumbed to uv damage (from me leaving it outside for the kids all summer). Now I have another tent (Mountainsmith something) that was also on the inexpensive end, and seems just fine for separating me and a traveling companion from bugs and rain. I love the idea of the $4 yard sale tent!
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