I had no issues rolling over in my sleep, sitting up, or changing clothes inside the tent.

It felt spacious despite my slightly larger body size. (Cumberland Island has a LOT of mosquitoes at the Yankee Paradise and Hickory Hill sites). The inner tent has a bathtub style bottom (although not very deep) and fine mesh upper that kept the mosquitoes out very well. I didn't get any rain however it seemed capable of withstanding rain just fine.

Honestly, because of the vents I would not hesitate to use a slightly larger ground cover at least in dry weather since condensation doesn't run down the sides. But it really seems like it could work just fine with any style ground cover with the right dimensions. I used my own ground cover so I don't have any experience with the Durston one with this tent. I also loved being able to leave the inner tent attached when packing it up because it made set up take less than 2 minutes in the dark for our other 2 nights. Temps were cool overnight in October (low 50'sF) but I was plenty cozy with no condensation issues thanks to the unique vents. My trekking poles would've been just as easy to use but I had the z-fold poles and figured I'd try them out. I still had no trouble pitching the tent fly with the Durston tent poles and attaching the inner tent. I didn't get a chance to do a practice run before the trip and we spent so much time exploring that we didn't make it to camp until after sunset each night. I borrowed this tent from a friend for our 4-day/3-night trek across Cumberland Island, GA.

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