G'day Stephen, 

The inner tent attaches to the pole with C clips. It is also worth having a watch of the setup video where Ben goes through the whole set up and offers some tips and tricks.

G'day Peter,

Unfortunately, the Atom footprint is no longer available from Zempire, they were discontinued a few months ago. The Mono footprint won't quite fit, but it will be fairly close. 

G'day Laurelle,

I've just had a good chat with Ben who is in the video, and we've measured it up and can confirm the head height is 90cm.

G'day Ivor,

It will depend on the exact mat to be honest, however if you're looking at the Camp Mat SI - Large then you should be ok, but it will be tight. Have a look at our product video as Ben does lie down in the mat on a regular length mat, and there is a bit of extra space.

G'day James,

The Megamat 10LXW will be a tad large to pop in your Atom tent due to the shape of the sleeping space.

G'day Nic,

The Atom Hiking Tent should be a good option for most weather conditions in the Western Arthurs. The waterhead rating of 10000mm floor and 5000mm fly make it one of the most waterproof tents in the hiking tent range. The inner is all mesh, so it probably wouldn't suit a mid-winter walk, however, we think it should perform pretty well for most other conditions.

G'day Jordan,

Unfortunately with the tapered ends on the Zempire Atom footprint, the Etherlight XT Large Rectangular wont fit I'm sorry.  The regular rectangle Sea to Summit mats with 183cm x 64cm dimensions fit nicely, although I'm afraid that doesnt help you out much!

G'day Luke,

Unfortunately not, the Zempire Monstamat is too long for the space.  If you're looking to fit a rectangular shap mattress your looking at around 170cm x 90cm of space before the Atom Tents end start tapering inwards at the end.  Hope that helps!

G'day Aaron,

In fine weather conditions with no chance of rain or wind you could set the Atom tent up without the fly. Just be cautious if you do this and keep your fly close by in case the weather changes.

G'day Aaron,

The inner layer of the Atom Hiking Tent is predominately mesh so they are unlikely to accumulate condensation if any condensation builds it will generally slide down the inside of the fly. There will be a fair bit of ventilation in the tent so they are probably best in warmer conditions, but as long as you have a well-insulated mat and sleeping bag you should be toasty warm.

G'day Jacqui,

I've just double checked and the Atom Tent has some straps around the bag (you can see them in the photo that shows all the components). These straps are really just to compact the size so I would suggest some Voile Straps to secure to the bike, I'd dare say you're looking at about 40 - 45cm diameter when it's packed.

G'day Iris Joss,

You pack might get wet in the vestibule of the Atom Hiking Tent during heavy rain due to rain running across the ground. If you're worried you can generally fit your pack in the tent with you during heavy rain. The Atom is a good 1 person option as there is a large amount of internal space and a good vestibule.

G'day David,

The long piece of grey material you found in your Zempire Atom Hiking Tent can be used along with the groundsheet to erect the tent without its inner. So it'll make it lighter to carry in warmer climates. 

G'day Jules,

There is very little difference between the Zempire Atom and Zempire Mono Hiking Tents. The one key difference is that the Mono has about 30cm more headroom which may make getting changed etc. a little more comfortable for your son. 

G'day Fiwhy,

This does depend a fair bit on the width of your sleeping mat. I would say though that you'd most likely be needing to spoon your backpack if you wanted to fit it into your Zempire Atom Hiking Tent with you. It might help keep you warm!