What about the metal bars, no vango videos on how to reinstall these....

Wish we could still buy the side awning for this tent 😢

Great stuff !

I love my 250 omega, loads of room for a 2man tent ❤

If only it worked like that in reality they slip to the side, too much material in the wrap around cover pieces that needs to be a tight fit

This was the worst video I've ever seen 🤯

Bawbag? What is a Bawbag? 🤔

I really want to get the Heddom 200, but all the information / videos / photos of it are mostly mixed with the Heddom 100. I have no idea if there is some inner mesh on the 200 version, also another review on an outdoor website stated that the pitching instructions for pole length height were for another (I assume Heddon 100) tent and the length needed to be at least 10cm higher. It is putting me off the purchase, which is a shame as it looks like a decent tent for the price I have found. Seems like the information released for this tent was rushed through.

I’m thinking about buying one

two comments for 15k views is crazy

Ive a good idea ,how about showing us the tent instead of bits of string and clear plastic .

Be nice to see more images of the tent in these promos instead of moss. Only 1 aerial fly by shot of the tent.

We recently bought one of these and have had nothing but trouble with it. starting with the main air beam exploding after inflating to the recommended 7psi as per manufacturer instructions, and after replacing the beam, we are now having constant issues with keeping the beams deflated enough to not burst (1psi on a hot day) vs keeping the awning upright. The intersection is not supported and the zips dont give sufficient support at the top section where there are no sleeves. a great idea that should have given flexibility for our vw cali, but we will likely go back to a poled awning instead. Extremely disappointed and would not recommend.

Are you nuts? This is nowhere near a good enough tutorial. I came here looking for advice for your convoluted self adjustment system because there are no instructions with it and the sales person in the outdoors shop I purchased your pack from had no training (they were that clueless they couldn't tell the difference between the 60/70l pack and charged the wrong price). I have never suffered lower back pain but since using this backpack I have. I've been forced to try and figure it out myself and it just doesn't work. If you're going to use nasa level technology, you need to figure out some comprehensive way of explaining it’s use, or you're going to cause people physical injury.

Please confirm. Before attaching the Vango pump the valve should be set to open. But when the Vango pump is removed it actually turns the valve to closed? Thanks

It's crazy you don't sell the various bits separate.

What a massive nob.

Looks good

This video is shockingly bad!

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Just had my first walking 2 day camp in the radon and it performed brilliantly .this is definitely the best 1 man tent ive ever owned really ticks all the boxes .loving it .

I do sometimes, albeit only because an old pair are easy to slip on and off when I trot down to the khaki or whatever. Useless when wet though as take forever to dry out.

Would this fit on a Citroen berlingo?

I cant find one video that shows a video from start to finish Flat to tent??

they just garbage and vango customer service done by third party cowboy outfit

So i have just got one of these .and on first impressions its VERY good .well built .well thought out .with some awesome features not found on rivals and at a price that kills virtually everything else . Well done vango .

you never fastened it down properly lol

Why does nobody know the name of the plastic slide mechanism on top is called I need a new one

Any chance of a pitching video please? Thanks in advance..

I didn’t see anybody standing up in there what the what the ?

So I have just purchased this from Vango. It’s about a 15 minute pitch on your own. Pros 1. fitted in the bag after folding up. 2. Good quality pegs 3. Can strike inner first if raining. 4. Sealed seams 5. Ok colour. 6. Day glow guys. 7. PU ground sheet which is rip stop so wet shouldn’t come up with a bath tub design. 8. I can stand up in it - I’m 5’ 4” and will comfortably fit two camping chairs and a table in the awning with the doors zipped up. The sleeping area is a great size. 9. Really good thick fibre glass poles. Cons - the design of the door for the inner has only a one way zip - which ends at the bottom. If you want to sleep with the inner door slightly open it would be better if the zip finishes at the top so you can leave it slightly open - otherwise you will have more risk of bugs crawling in. Tbh would have been better with a two way zip. The door at the front again only has one way zips but also the fabric to cover the zips is very narrow and the Velcro equally is rather skimpy so I am not sure if it was lashing down with rain if this will be a weak point for water ingress. I am a bit baffled by the front door. The netting is on the front which I am not sure when it rains if it will let rain through; it is backed by some tent material so we will see if that is enough. Seems daft to me I would have thought a roll up cover on the front over the netting would be essential - as rain is forecast most of the week I’m leaving it pitched to see how it fairs and will post again. I am a youth leader looking for a tent I could stand in without it being massive and a nice porch area I can sit and stand in. Plus a sensible weight and pack size and it ticks those boxes. The proof of the pudding will depend on whether those little economies Vango have made will prove to be deal breakers. Update. One night of reasonable rain - rain stayed out - needs a good lashing of rain next.

I love seeing this type of footage. Is there any of other tents? Maritsa 600xl maybe?

This is hilarious!

are u supposed to add ice blocks?

No AC?

I used to go in a school

Is there anything you can do with the gap at the bottom of the front, when zipped closed?

Thanks for sharing

I'm looking for one of these air tailgates to put on the back of my Peugeot 308 hatchback instead of paying a small fortunefor a towbar and waiting for a caravan that may never be mine! I have a lovely polycotton dometic tent which sadly I can't manage anymore because it is too heavy for this fast approaching pensioner! But it got me through 6 months of camping last year! No water ingress or flooding! As I have limited mobility in several joints any tailgater must be relatively easy to put up, as I am a solo camper and there will be little or no assistance for me! Although, I am nothing if not determined and always manage to, well, manage!! And as the hatchback is in two parts, I've got the benefit of being able to sleep in my car without having to leave the tented area! Any advise or recommendations would be most welcome. Thank you. 🙋🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪🙏😁

Honestly what a terrible video. Not one single wide shot. No humans present to give a sense of scale. Who cares about seeing the seams and texture of the material? Who was in charge of the production here? Christ on a bike, give me a call so I can delete this comment and help you make better videos!

It’s a lovely tent

Needs a video for pitching…..

Well I managed to find a second-hand Xenon F10 UL air that had been used once. The overall materials are very good. Really nice stitching, great colour scheme. The tent is much darker green and floor a more muted red. In all it feels very strong. The seam sealing is very well done also. However……..The pump sack/stuff sack is a failure! It cannot hold air so is useless to pump up the Airbeam. Trying to get the tent back into the stuff sack is near on impossible…..this is a total failure and needs a rethink. I’m going to have to buy an easy pack Vango tent bag and a small pump instead. The Flextail pump will inflate the Airbeam but cannot get enough pressure. The quality of the Airbeam is poor….the material has fine cuts that could run into the heated seams so the finishing of the excess material needs to be looked at on the Airbeam. Overall though a good tent but it would have been nice to have TBS on the rear also.

I really like this. It has the aesthetic appeal of the classic Vango A frame tents (let’s face it probably the most iconic design alongside the more recent MSR Hubba) in a quick erect package. As someone with a physical disability the normal quick erect tents are good but a bit poorly made , whereas this is well made by the looks of it. It looks spot on. I’m definitely getting this, in orange, too!

Thanks for this video. I must admit I was going to get a small east to pitch tent this year and a Vango Galaxy 300 for longer stays, as a person with a disability who doesn’t want to give up camping. I love how this is quick erect yet harks back to the classic 70s Vango tents. Nice one Vango! I’m definitely going to buy this. ( I’ve not been paid to say this for anyone reading lol but if your internet price is good I’ll buy from you as I want to support family businesses instead of huge monopolies and it’s obvious you care about what you do in these videos. )

would it hold up in exposed winter coastal camps in wind and rain?

Is their a tutorial on how to set this up?

Nice new tent very interesting and looks like it will be very competitive price wise Id love to know the weight of this and the 2 man version your new web site doesnt seem to mention any weights of any tents why is that ? Ive always found vango's stated weights to be very accurate. Why the omission ? 😢

What’s the difference between your Nevis and Apex range ?