G'day Ari,

If its really windy weather we recommend setting your stretcher tent up in the most sheltered spot possible, and pegging out the guy ropes provided for extra stability.
This is the advice for all shelters in windy conditions, with stretcher tents, family tents, swags, or gazebos, etc

G'day Elliot,

This version will hold out more water with its 3000mm Waterhead rating while the previous model wasn't tested. When setting the tent up make sure the guy rope at the foot end is pegged out securely so water can run off the tent instead of pooling at the end and you shouldn't have this issue.  

G'day Col,

There would not be anything stopping you from leaving the fly on and packing up. A couple of things to be careful of though, just make sure there is no moisuture in the fly to avoid mould and go slow the first couple of times until you get the hang of it - you don't want to damage the fly. 

G'day Chris,

You still get a decent amount of foot room with the Fatmat 750 you'll only be up 5cm higher than the Fatmat Lite. They are the same length but you'd be better off with the 750 as it is closer to the width of the stretcher than the Lite. Wouldn't be too much difference but you'd have some gap with the Lite Fatmat.  

G'day Kylie,

Yep, the Fatmat 750 will fit in the stretcher tent without issues.

G'day James,

Yep! That's correct.  Because the block-out material they are using is also the same one they use in their family tents, Oztrail do provide a waterhead rating/waterproof guarantee with this stretcher, which they don't do with the standard Easy Fold Stretcher Tent.
Hope that helps!