Absolute rubbish!!!!....Used once at Far Cairn Rally.3 peg tabs ripped off in the wind,seam stitching started tearing........binned it.
We have a $50 tent at the moment, it was just a stop gap tent till we found something a bit better. Looking at this VANGO METEOR 300 - ANTHRACITE - 3 PERSON TENT
@Redback Vango make very good tents, one of the features I really like is the "pitch in one" makes for a fast setup and pack up..
At first I thought that's weird having to set up the fly then setup the inner everytime, yeah nuh, but when I noticed it was only the initial set up after that it was all in one I thought, yeah that's a good idea. It should give us that bit more room we want and it's light and compact too.
Hi, I have a Denali Vortex 2, very happy with it. I think it is really a one person. I think I got it from Anaconda when they had a special on. Reasonably compact but still has room for all my gear inside (I have a fear of things crawling in my gear overnight!). So far it has been good in bad weather.
+1 on that. I've got a Vango Halo 300 and it's close to the best tent I've owned. Bought a 3 man for that extra bit of room. The inner stays attached to the outer and it goes up as one. You can do it as two pieces if you want to but why would you.
@Redback, I agree with Dukehunt, Vango are good. I have the Omega 350 for car camping. It has lots of room. I have used it on the bike once, I think it is too big for the bike.
Ive got a Omega 350 for the bike. Bought it for Phillip Island. I pull the inner out first then the outer, I find it easier to pack small that way. You can put it in different bags. Great for camping 2 up but too hot for summer.
Found this on a rubbish heap for free . Weight of a feather packs into a cigarette pack. What more do you need...
You're not a Scotsman are you? While I admire the thrift, I have doubts regarding water and weather resistance for overnight camping, as opposed to a the day at the beach.
Scored this off Gumtree half price and used twice. I like the idea of the vertical lower sides, things like a warehouse inside & only 2.5kg
Great score mate and a tent we looked at too. The Vango Pulsar is only 3.5kg and the major reason we chose it, all the other equivilent size tents were 5.0kg to 7.0kg and for $300 I wanted something with some storage and a bit more warmth than the $50 tent from KMART which was very poor in cold conditions.
