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The Vango Tempest 300 is a lightweight, roomy and sturdily constructed tent, suitable for use with any number of activities.
The fire-retardant Protex HC polyester outer, breathable inner and mesh ventilation keep you safe and comfortable inside.
The reflective webbing, colour-coded Powerlite alloy poles and O-ring guylines make the tent simple to pitch and easy to find, and the breathable inner, mesh vents and Air-Flow top vent keep you comfortable in any conditions.
There's also a central lantern hanging point inside, and plenty of inner storage pockets if you want to remain snug in your den. A large porch/storage area at front means you can keep your mucky gear separate and organized.
The unique 'TBS' internal bracing system means the tent will stay reassuringly stable in harsh weather, with the completely waterproof polyester inner groundsheet will act like a bathtub even if the ground around you starts turning into a stream.
The whole thing packs easily and quickly into a small compression stuffsack, and comes with a repair kit should you have any mishaps.
Reviews
Vango Tempest 300, 19 December 2011
By AK (Sunny South Wales)
I bought one of these tents in summer 2011. The tent although fairly basic has performed well in various weather conditions, and is fairly light. Billed as a three person - not really, just about comfortable for 2. Quick to put up, but fiddly with the internal snap rings. Would definately recommend.
Vango Tempest, 15 July 2011
By Joe (Southampton)
1 of 2 tents I have bought from Go Outdoors this year. Excellent and sturdy. It can be a little bit fiddly first time you pitch, with feeding the Inner through the hoops, but when the Inner is up first time there is no need to remove it again. Have had the tent in high wind conditions at the base of Ben Nevis and had no trouble. It is light and compact. Would definitely recommend this product.
Great Value & Vango Quality, 07 December 2010
By Kev (West Lothian)
Have had a vango years ago with there force ten range. I was not dissapointed in this. a great tent used it on WHW this year and various camping trips. It saw all weathers and stood up well. It pitches with inner or fly first which is usefull. Only fiddly bit is the attaching and removal of the inner loops. Maybe just my big fingers?
