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Blade Pro 200

Interesting design with pros and cons, could have been worked out better. Motivation I bought this as a one-man tent, to have enough space for my pack inside. Buying the Blade 100 would relatively save little weight and not be wide enough. I wanted to have more headroom than in the bivouac tent I already had, to be able to sit up inside. I deliberately wanted a really doubly walled tent instead of a mostly mesh inner tent, to be able to use it in winter. Probably that would also be warmer than my… Full review

Trek Standard

Not much to say about the best selling sleeping mat from Vango. It comes only in red (I think) with its bag and compression straps. It also comes with a repair kit if you accidentally puncture it! You just unscrew the valve cap and wait for the mattress to decompress. After that you may need to give it 2-3 puffs and screw the cap back in place for a more firm feel. My advice: When done with the mattress let it decompress once more and when the inflation comes into a halt screw the cap back and store… Full review

Tempest 400

A sturdy, lightweight and compact all-in-one or fly-first pitch tent suitable for up to four persons or a family. This modestly priced Duke of Edinburgh recommended kit can handle a wide range of weather conditions, uses quality materials, and has a clever tunnel design with excellent ventilation giving you confidence to accompany you for your next outdoor challenge. An 'all in one' or fly-first pitch Duke of Edinburgh recommended tunnel tent with three colour-coded alloy poles for quick setup day… Full review

Hurricane 300

An extremely capable mountain tent which is neither too heavy to be carried fairly comfortably by one person nor too small to accommodate three people with gear. I've owned this tent for about four years now and used it to camp in UK mountain environments up to 3,000 feet at all times of the year. Although on the heavy side, it has the advantages of being durable, reasonably quick to pitch, roomy (great for two big blokes and all their gear) and weatherproof. Only problems are its footprint (it's… Full review

Pumori 60+

It's a good bag for 2-day trip, but that would be it. this bag is a nightmare. if you have any sense spend a little more and get a better bag or shop around. please nothing is worse than a bag that can carry a lot but uncomfortably. for the poundage it can take should be internal back support. I'm young and fit but this bag hurt me around my shoulder and hips. every step was like climbing everest. please don't get unless you're desperate or you are a festival person. Full review