Good test. Would have been worth pitching a couple of other tents alongside to compare.

Great test buddy But you missed something. The tent did better than you thought, because usually it would be weighted down more with you inside and all your gear. So in that wind it did Bloody good.

I still have great faith in my Crux Assault. Rock solid and has never leaked but in sub-zero temps the breathabilty is compromised. I’m presently using a Bonfus which is proving incredibly resilient and with good space.

Great test. Certainly good for confidence on long walks and high camps to know your main shelter has been tried and tested. I use the Terranova Solar 1 and MSR Elixir 2 but that tent looks good.

Nice tent there. Handled the wind nicely. I got to test my BD Hilight 3P last weekend in catskills.. 50 mph winds.. held nicely!!

Great little test Andrew. She's a strong little thing isn't she? That must give you some confidence for if you get stuck out in any tasty conditions.

ALOT of protection in that back garden, unconvinced when the wind changes direction and if out in the open up high. Think be ok if could get it buried into a decent ledge and in snow, prob what TNF designed it for, wouldn't fancy it out in the open. Edit - That said i've had a NF tent fail in the past so im probably biased on that slightly!

Excellent video...i would assume that a ground sheet protector would have given better protection for the groundsheet and taken the edge of....I have a similar model North Face tent...

Fun. Was anybody else shouting"stay the night!". Any chance of the internal dimensions Andy?