Vango Pulsar Pro 300 Tent

I had a Vango Equinox something or other from c1995 and I'd used that to death. Its a really practical shape cos you can store loads of gear in the porch and still gain access through one side door or the other.So I bought something similar if slightly smaller.Having said that, the Pulsar porch was plenty big enough for hiking with loads of space for storing gear. The inner tent is roomy unlike some other similar designs. You would get 3 people in it - if you were all friendly! Its a great compromise of living / sleeping size to pack size and weight and is good value for money.I took it to cumbria, where we spent the night under something resembling a tropical rain storm and stayed dry. Didn't test it in wind but the old Equinox was super and used the same TBS system and there is no reason to believe this would be any different.A super little tent.

I bought this for my son, who travelled to the north west of Scotland with it. Very impressed. The outer area allows for drying of kit, with the inner warm, well insulated and dry

Easy assembly, waterproof and stood up in the wind. The inside hangs away from the outer lining which greatly reduces the moisture inside the tent