The full tent with a vestibule being setup.
Camped out on the edge of Mout Atwell.
A closer view of the tent. You get a good sense of the steep walls and the roundish shape the tent takes on.
Without the vestibule, you get a pretty good window to the world.
The windward side of the tent. Notice the mesh netting on the windows, and the straps.
A good look inside at the loads of room. This thing is spacious, especially considering the weight.
Perched above the Sky Pilot Valley.
Alpine views from the wide doorway.
This image is taken after 2 hours in the rain. Notice the wetting out? At the time of this image, the tent had been used once in heavy rain and once in wet snowfall. When I emailed The North Face, they told me I didn't know how single-wall tents work.
The packed up tent and poles beside a 1-liter Nalgene for scale.