Is this Vango's best tent yet?! 

We are glad you liked the video and can defiantly understand your concern. The head hight is similar to the MSR Hubba Hubba (100cm tall) I think that the low doors make it look slightly lower than it is in real life.

Glad you like the look of it!!

Looks a cracking tent for the money Gaz, look forward to your review on it if you do one.

@@martinappleby2895 not sure about a review but I'll definitely put it through its paces 😉 Daley Outdoors bought one too so he'll probably do a 'first look' of it and share his thoughts 👍

@GrizzlyGaz I'm thinking of buying it while it's on offer for the price you bought it at, I had a helm 2 and I see it's just a tad smaller height wise than the helm.

@@martinappleby2895 yeah it's only 95cm which is the cut off point for me personally. 100cm would have been a lot better but most of the Vango tents are 95cm internal height and I'm guessing it's for better wind performance but that's only a guess. I'm glad they're making some lightweight tents and Vango are usually overlooked by the wild camping community. I really like the Starav 200 but at 2.6kg it's pretty heavy for a 2 person tunnel tent. I might try and get a manufacturer to make me a silnylon version of it 🤔

@GrizzlyGaz yes the helm is 100cm so only 5cm height difference and I think the vango is just a little bit wider than the helm, I think the offer on the vango is only for this weekend then goes back to it's original price.

Looks like you can sit up in it.

@@SkorpionFlux I go out to enjoy camping, not endure it, so I'm quite particular about things like internal head height. 95cm would have my head touching the top. For the darker nights of 3 season camping, where you are in the tent for longer, that would be a deal breaker for me. I've owned many Vango tents - and in the F10 range the Helium 2, the Xenon and the Krypton. I'd still probably try this one out though, it does look a solid build.

​@donnavansenior it looks a great 3 season tent which I'm thinking of purchasing, not too bothered about the head height as if it's decent weather I'd be sat out of the tent anyway .

@@martinappleby2895 Me too, nothing finer than being sat outside - but I live in Northern England, and decent weather is rare up these here parts 😂😂

@@donnavansenior I know what you mean, you get so harsh arsh conditions up in the North East, I'm in between the dales, peaks and moors so not much better here.

No silly questions, In terms of flapping, it's difficult to make a definitive statement about which material flaps more since it can depend on various factors. However, some users report that silnylon tents may flap more in windy conditions due to their lighter weight and possibly because they can stretch more than polyester. However, this might not always be the case, as the design and tautness of the tent also play significant roles. Silnylon is chosen in this case because it has a much better strength-to-weight ratio

@@tauntonleisure Great information, thank you

@@hedleythorne No problem!!😃

No, so it would be worth pitching it at home before your first use!

Your right the height of these tents can be a bit challenging for taller folks or those who prefer more headroom. The 95 cm height is designed to help reduce weight, pack size, and make it better suited for challenging conditions.