Vango Nevis 300 backpacking tent unbox/review

I have only ever had a few tents in my lifetime so I wanted to make sure that I didn't end up with something poor on my next camping trip away with the dog.



The last few camping adventures were festivals, so the trusted expendable pop-up tent was used, the Trespass pop up tent, to be honest when I got that I wasn't planning on even keeping it but I still have it to this day.



This time however I needed sometimes proper, with 2 skins and no condensation, this wasnt going to be an expendable tent to retreat to after a heavy session of partying, this needed to be comfort, with no condensation and sturdy.



So, after looking online for decent backpacking tents for a good price, this Vango Nevis tent came up, it has served well (all be it only one night so far).



The poles are sturdy, although I struggled to insert the end ones into the holes. The inner tent has a lot of air vents and adjustable straps to tightent the inner tent.



This should stand strong under rain and wind, it is light and fits into a small bag.



It is a 3 man tent, you can get these in 2 and 1, although the 3 is more like a 2 and I assume the 2 is more like a 1, so the 1 man (Nevis 100) would be very small, probably best for limited space to pitch and ultra compact light situations.













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