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I’ve used it by myself for a luxuriously spacious slumber. When used as a two-man tent the two porches and two doors make it feel much roomier, allowing you to choose one side to store bags and the other as the entry, or take a porch and entrance each. Despite the light weight it holds its own in terms of waterproofing (1200mm) and there is the even more appealing feature – the fact that you can pitch it without the fly sheet on dry nights, since it’s a free-standing dome, and watch the stars from your bed thanks to a mesh ceiling, which is also brilliant for ventilation. Which is the best tent? It’s a big question. In the same way that there is no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate clothing, I truly believe that there’s never a bad time to camp, only unsuitable tents. And I should know; I’ve slept in most of them.
That didn’t seem to affect its stability, but you could possibly lessen this effect on the inside by attaching a roof lining (an optional extra). There is also an annexe, that can be used for storage or sleeping space, or as somewhere to leave a bike – it has its own door.
Hook the elastic holding pole sections at the end nearest the broken section and pull out so knot can be undone (or if necessary cut off) The two side panels include a mesh door that is split 60/40, in case you only want to open it a little to gain entry. The three front panels include doors with mesh and zip curtains, and there are skylights near the roof. Both Heimplanet tents benefit from the Multi-Chamber Safety System, which means each beam functions separately. So if one beam is damaged the integrity of the structure is not totally compromised. You can also repair or replace each part separately. The designers have made use of this hybrid nature to give the 400 its hexagonal shape, yet its depth is still only 300cm. Five of those six sides can include a removable panel, so on a hot day, it would be easy to turn your awning into a sun canopy.
Some of the more expensive, high quality inflatable tents can also withstand heavy wind and rain so you can go camping in any weather conditions. Any type of tent could struggle in bad weather so if you frequently camp in harsher conditions, make sure you invest in a higher quality, waterproof tent that is designed to withstand any type of weather. Once fully inflated it’s very durable and extremely waterproof, with a 6,000mm hydrostatic head rating. It has some welcome well-thought-out features too, such as the small roof above the side door – great to stop you getting soaked while unzipping it. I like the darkened lining in the bedrooms to help stop kids waking up with at the first sign of sunrise, and the wheeled carry bag. In fact I fail to see how you could manoeuvre it otherwise.Boutique Camping was formed 12 years ago by two festival-loving friends. This online store has evolved from initially selling a single design to offering a multitude of options. This is their classic model but with a twist – whereas canvas needs to be ‘wetted’ before it is naturally waterproof (no hydrostatic head rating here), this one has been made with a synthetic and anti-mould polyester canvas-look waterproof treated fabric, which will see you through rainy nights straight out the bag. Tents have come a long way since founder of the Caravan and Camping Club Thomas Hiram Holding stitched his own silk A-frame number (so-called because of the shape it forms when pitched) in the late 1800s and literally wrote the book about the joys of camping. Waterproof PE Groundsheet - Robust and hard wearing fabric to stand up to the rigours of the most active campers Everyone likes a bargain, and boasting a 55-year legacy of making a host of great value offerings for Duke of Edinburgh participants across the country and beyond, it’s perhaps no surprise that Scottish brand Vango strikes a good balance between cost and features.
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