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Biking, water sports, and extended hiking trips are just some of the activities theSpey 400+ Tent from Vango person tent is ideally suited to. Three Gothic Arch poles provide structure and stability, whilst increasing head room. The third pole allowing for a large porch, perfect for storing extended gear or relaxing in. Our lights out bedroom ensures you get a sound sleep, ready for your next day's activity. [Full Details]
The Dayton 4 tent from Outwell is a compact tent that sleeps four in two bedrooms. The Dayton 4 is designed for friends and families on weekend getaways and is packed with practical features. Featuring a full standing height, rain safe side door for protection from the elements, a large front D-door, large side window and ample ventilation this offering from Outwell provides plenty of features to ensure everyone stays comfortable for the duration of your trip. [Full Details]
The Avington 500 is a stylish, compact and functional tunnel tent. The sewn-in groundsheet provides a bug and draught free environment whilst a great nights sleep is guaranteed with our Lights-out Inners. The pre-attached extension creates a shelter for enjoying the views and dining al fresco. Designed using our new Sentinel Dura fabric, this tent will last the test of time and stand strong against the elements. [Full Details]
The Osiris Air 500 tent is a top choice for camping with friends and family. It features Vango's inflatable AirBeam technology for fast, fuss-free pitching. A covered entrance and extended living area ensure comfort whatever the weather. Fitting up to five, an inner divider lets you split the bedrooms to create more privacy. The nightfall fabric reduces early morning light, so sleep isn’t disrupted by the sunrise. [Full Details]
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Extra strong and safe, the Keb Endurance 4 Tent is a four-season tunnel tent optimised for exposed conditions and challenging terrain. Full height in the entire inner tent and the large main vestibule makes tent life comfortable, especially when bad weather keeps you inside. Perfect for advanced winter trekking and tenting above the treeline, but still light enough to fit into a trekking backpack.All materials and details are carefully selected for their reliability and manageability in cold conditions. For example, adjustments and zip pullers are big enough to be easily handled with winter gloves on, the guylines have a reflective thread woven in and are extra strong with double adjustments and the ground loops are big enough to be used with skis or poles when using the tent in the snow. The tent pegs are also extra long and wide for superior grip in difficult terrain. Reflectors at the vents and doors make it easy to find your way back to the tent in the dark.The flysheet and inner tent are connected so the inner tent is protected from getting wet when pitching in the rain. Pole sleeves are colour coded for easy handling and are big enough for double poles (available separately) so the tent can withstand even higher winds and more snow on the roof.The extra large vestibule has plenty of room for storing gear, cooking and other activities. Two entrances make it easy to get in and out and also give the possibility of using the lee-side door in bad weather. An extra vestibule at the foot end of the tent provides an extra entrance plus additional space for gear. Inside, the tent is spacious with a generous sitting height. Clothes line in the main vestibule and inner tent as well as several mesh pockets help keep gear organised.Large, highly positioned vents give excellent airflow and minimise condensation. All openings have fine mosquito netting and can be covered with the flysheet on the outside if the tent is used in snow or sand. In w [Full Details]
Extra strong and safe, the Keb Endurance 4 Tent is a four-season tunnel tent optimised for exposed conditions and challenging terrain. Full height in the entire inner tent and the large main vestibule makes tent life comfortable, especially when bad weather keeps you inside. Perfect for advanced winter trekking and tenting above the treeline, but still light enough to fit into a trekking backpack.All materials and details are carefully selected for their reliability and manageability in cold conditions. For example, adjustments and zip pullers are big enough to be easily handled with winter gloves on, the guylines have a reflective thread woven in and are extra strong with double adjustments and the ground loops are big enough to be used with skis or poles when using the tent in the snow. The tent pegs are also extra long and wide for superior grip in difficult terrain. Reflectors at the vents and doors make it easy to find your way back to the tent in the dark.The flysheet and inner tent are connected so the inner tent is protected from getting wet when pitching in the rain. Pole sleeves are colour coded for easy handling and are big enough for double poles (available separately) so the tent can withstand even higher winds and more snow on the roof.The extra large vestibule has plenty of room for storing gear, cooking and other activities. Two entrances make it easy to get in and out and also give the possibility of using the lee-side door in bad weather. An extra vestibule at the foot end of the tent provides an extra entrance plus additional space for gear. Inside, the tent is spacious with a generous sitting height. Clothes line in the main vestibule and inner tent as well as several mesh pockets help keep gear organised.Large, highly positioned vents give excellent airflow and minimise condensation. All openings have fine mosquito netting and can be covered with the flysheet on the outside if the tent is used in snow or sand. In w [Full Details]
5 Person Tents Buyers Guide
Five person tents (and larger) are tend to be designed with comfort rather than strength in mind. Larger groups may be wiser to split into twos or threes and invest in several smaller tents if they will be camping in harsh environments.
Design problems become greater with larger tents so consider the shape (ridge, tunnel, dome, geodesic) for the environment you will be using the tent in. Ridge tents of this size are unlikely to stand up to even a small gust. And remember, tunnel tents are much stronger perpendicular to the tunnel, than they are along the tunnel.
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