Vango Talas 300 Tunnel Tent [Amazon Exclusive] Easy To Pitch 3 Man Tent Waterproof for Adventure Camping, River Blue

Great tent , perfect for 1

We could only fit two matts/single mattresses in there so if you are planning on fitting 3 people there, they would have to share the matts. There is no floor in the porch area so mess gets in. It is tiny and very light though. Easy to fit back in the bag afterwards, the bag is quite spacious. Easy to put although we really struggled with getting the front arch in, like it is a bit too long for the fabric frame. Took us 10min to get this part in. Otherwise easy to build.Should stand and stay dry in heavy rain.We have ordered the used amazon version which came like brand new but the zip on the front door was broken and there was a tear in the front too.

Our camp site was situated 100 yards from a cliff, on a hill, just outside Scarborough. The first night there was torrential rain and 40kph winds (according to Google, in our exposed position they were probably higher). At 2am I got up to go to the loo (that was an adventure!) and big, sturdy, expensive tents had collapsed. Their occupants were climbing into cars and heading off who knows where. Over the course of three nights many more people abandoned collapsing, soggy tents.Not us. This little tent withstood it all. There was some rain that got literally battered through the zips by the wind, but nothing like the damage sustained by other tents.Putting it up was a doddle, and taking it down, even in the rain, was very easy. The tent pegs are a little lightweight, and quite a few of them bent just by pushing them into the soggy ground by hand. But they stayed in the ground.Don't expect much room. It might say three person but it's a tight squeeze for two and an airbed. Not much head room either.. The porch compartment is small (and everything in it got very soggy but, yeah, heavy rain).

ordered this tent believing it to be 180cm wide thinking this would take 2 sleep pads plus room for equipment. nope it barely fits the mats inside. the vestibule at the front comes with no link in sheet and is also tiny . the over the top fly sheet ( didn't realise the tent was this style) also doenst completely come down to the ground there's a inch or so gap sll around the tent meaning when the wind kicks up this tent is going to be drafty . and any equipment left in the front porch area will get wet . the tent is only suitable for 1 person and not really great for backpacking due to pack size and weight . I've had many previous tents over the years and hands down this is probably the worst. also jjst to add the poles are probably the worst I've come across snd I can tell anybody now who is planning on buying this to mountain camp. dont do it !! absolutely noway would this tent survive wind speeds we've encountered on previous camps . the one and only good thing I can honestly say about this tent is I like how high up it is at the front makes access in snd out easy shame the rest of it is total rubbish .

Bought this for a festival and was very pleased with its performance. Easy to put up (doable for one person, quicker with two), perfectly waterproof (although we did only have a few hours of light rain, can't comment on how it would hold up in a torrential rainstorm), good size for two people and light luggage (would be a tight squeeze for three). Great tent for the price!

Seems like a nice tent. Quite a big package rolled up and not very light. Ok for car/bike or garden camping but a bit heavy for long backpacking treks. have not used it outside yet but will update my review when i have.

Used it at a festival. Didn’t have no complaints and the weather was bad. Was sturdy and didn’t have no leakage. Very easy too put up and was comfortable for 2 of us.

I went on the a camping trip for the first time since I was a kid, and bought this tent just for myself and my stuff.- The tent went up easy, although it did take a bit of work and help from a friend to get everything pinned and tied down properly. The outer layer was easier to get on when it was pre-tied to the inner layer, but don't tie it too tightly to begin with as it may hinder the insertion of the poles.- The water-resistant outer layer (the reason I went for this one over a cheaper tent) stood up to four hours of on-off rain and moderate winds overnight, without becoming humid or stuffy - there are several ventilation panels which allowed for decent airflow.- While I (approx 157cm tall) found it spacious, I would not recommend this to someone looking for a three-person tent. For a comfortable experience, two adults is probably the maximum if there's also going to be bags and other camping accessories in there.- It unfolded and packed back up easily into the provided carry-case, and didn't add a lot of weight to an already overstuffed bag!- There is a small loop of fabric where you could hang a lantern from on the inside. It does not, however, include a hook. I used a carabiner clip, but it would be a nice addition if there had been a hook on the inside.If you're looking for something to get you through a festival or a weekend camping with your friends where it might rain without spending a lot of money, I recommend this tent!