Vango Tempest Pro 300 Tent

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Make the most of your time when outdoors with the Vango Ark tent that comprises of double skin material for optimal durability and resistance to harsh weather conditions. No built in groundsheet. You need to buy a separate one. I went for a cheap and cheerful groundsheet but not having a built in bathtub groundsheet was a new experience for me and I was not impressed. Water pooled in from the torrential rain seeping in. Unavoidable because of the bad design. Why have a nylon breathable floor? Make it make sense.

Discover the excellence of the Vango Iris 500 tent that is well engineered to provide full features for your unique camping needs. For instance, it provides optimal space, and it comes with area windows for optimal comfort when indoors. I recently bought a Tempest Pro 300. I am using it for the first time just now. Unfortunately we don't have a garden so weren't able to try putting it up fully in advance. We put it up yesterday and can't see anything we've done wrong. However the middle, the section between the two arches, was sagging badly so that the fly sheet at the top is dangerously close to the inner or even touching in some places.I used this tent primarily last year whilst walking WHW and as I said, after a long days walking I wasn't mentally atuned to erecting tent. However on other occasions (when I don't appear to have done anything different) it would be fine. Don’t pitch too close to water: Rivers and lakes can increase humidity. Pitching your tent, a little further away from water sources can help reduce condensation. The porch is spacious and can be used to cook in with care, but did let some water in at the sides during some wet and windy weather. I have since sewn in a couple of extra pegging points to the sides of the porch and this has since completely cured the problem. Great ventilation - no condensation whatsoever - a big improvement on the Milano. Head room was a little restrictive but this will always be the compromise when choosing a smaller tent. The porch is a good size, big enough for cooking in should the need arise (with ventilation of course!), and definitely large enough to store gear from the bike.

Although the Tempest 200 has been with us for a few years it's evolved along the way, taking on board technology changes along the way but retaining a proven shape and design. The 2011 model comes with a whole host of features and certainly far more than we'd expect on a tent in this price range. Above all though Vango have got the essentials right with the Tempest, which also comes in a three man version, and stability and reliability don't seem to suffer despite the cost implications of so many features.This tent is very spacious and easily accommodated both of us with all our kit and our dog(Labrador)for two weeks in all weathers. Never cook inside: Primarily for safety but cooking also releases large amounts of moisture into the air. Remember that extractor fan in the kitchen at home? Improve the fun you can experience outdoors with the Vango Langley 600 Tent that comes with a host of features to suit your needs. In considering all the important aspects of enjoying your time outdoors, choosing a Vango tent qualifies as a worthwhile investment for your needs. This is because these things are simple to set up and they are also durable as well. The added benefit is that Vango is a brand manufacturer that is well known for producing top quality tent solutions. Best of all, you can also gain access to the relevant spare parts for DIY repair in case of any damage or loss of components.