Mountain Safety Research MSR Fury HP Tent

Power to Weight Ratio
My daughter and I used the MSR Fury early July on Rainier. The first night we set up the tent broadside to the wind on Ingraham Flat... our mistake. The Fury took the hammering of a furious wet, windy, snowy, thundering night. The next morning we quickly turned the tent around, into the wind, worked great for the next three nights, nice and quiet. Just make sure the fly is drum tight, easy to do. Great elbow room, good size vestibule. The ventilation was good, just keep the door and back window cracked open. Set up was easy in the wind, precip and dark. Practice set up at home. We changed the order of pole set up from what MCR recommends. We gave it a five because it is a great tent! Bonus, we did summit on July 4th!

Bomber Tent
This tent performed great for me and my wife when climbing in the Cascades. Took a pretty good pounding through a thunder/snow storm without a sweat. Pretty easy to set up, roomy for the two of us, and has some nice ventilation features. I don't know that this one can be beat for the weight/performance ratio. Nice big vestibule, we were able to fit both of our packs and the rest of our gear in it no problem. I give it a 4 based on the amount of condensation we experienced, but that expected in the kind of weather we were in, wet/heavy snow in the early months of spring.