To answer the question Evan had. Yes one person can carry each segment. Additionally, you could do a lot of mix and matching. For instance, in a BC hunt scenario, you could have two base sections with a tarp connecting them as a base camp. You take the tarp part as an emergency day shelter. You could also have a vestibule, disconnect one base and take the vestibule as a little spike camp. You can come up with a lot of scenarios where you could use or carry different segments. It will be interesting to see how people end up using it. It should be noted, if you are good at pitching in a protected place, the base section alone works pretty well.
As a one man shelter you could do several things. Realize it is comfortably large for one person with the base alone being about 43 sq feet, but most people like the space.
If bugs are not an issue , you can just take the base, or if you desire take the base plus a nest. If you feel safer with a full enclosure, add the vestibule in. I have slept two men, with the nest , vestibule and base , with dogs and gear in the vestibule. For one person it's more spacious but not over bearing. For me myself, if I was in protected areas, I'd usually only take the base and probably use a dri ducks poncho as a ground sheet (dual purpose). If I was near or above tree line, I'd take the vestibule and likely a rain jacket instead of the poncho. I could go nest, ground sheet or lightweight bivy inside then, or perhaps just a large pad.
Kevin
