This was done a few months back but I can't find the thread.
Any recommendations for a tent for two adults and a couple of kids that would survive more than just a completely still night in the middle of June?
Cheers
Haven't tried them all, but would give a strong recommendation for the Wild Country Kamsin. Really strong, can be back-packed, super-strong poles and is rated at 3-4 seasons, so will even cope with a Scottish summer...;)
Cheers folks.
Winterhill one night next week potentially Gav?
Yup, that's a good plan. Could be a bit of a funny week though, as I'm starting a new job, but provisionally could do Tues/Weds.
Not really that small but I can highly reccomend this tent , it's been fantastic in all weathers including very high winds. We paid more than double what it's on fleabay for.
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The clue is in the name...
Force Ten
(do they even sell them any more?)
We have Robens Cabin 500 - lovely tent - worth it for the bronze anodised poles, IMO.
My vango tigris has just stood upto some awful weather this weekend, i'm more than happy with it.
Again, not [i]that[/i] small...but this has steel poles instead of the bendy ones.
[url= http://www.breakoutdoors.co.uk:80/Vango-Artemis-500-Standard-Tent-Package-Deal-P1185.aspx ]Vango Artemis 500[/url]
I couldn't recommend [url=www.breakoutdoors.co.uk]www.breakoutdoors.co.uk[/url] enough. They have been superb, fantastic customer service and very cheap.
All good stuff, thanks.
I like the canvas bell tent! very retro with some soul!
Ive a 5m version of that bell tent. Complete with wood burner, and I can confirm it stands up well to gale force winds. Gusts seem to just deflect around the centre pole, its remained sturdy and upright when many neigbouring tents collapsed/shredded