It is a brand new model, so you may be one of the first!
But I have a Sunncamp Bravo 4 that is very similar and we can put that up in 15-20 mins now. THe only bit to look out for is when raising the dome - it is best if someone can be inside to lift the poles where the ycross whilst another person goes around the outside fastening the pole feet - this method minimises strain on the poles.
I would also expect the Vango to be slightly better build quality that this model - whilst the specs look similar (2000HH etc) we have not been terribly impressed with the fabric of ours - bit prone to tears.
Quote: Originally posted by BIGDAPPLE on 19/4/2007
thanks for that,will post an update when i first try it,
Well that's the spirit that makes this forum so great! Will look forward to hearing about it. It is a layout I like (hence having the Bravo) because I don't need a stand up height bedroom - in fact a lower bedroom is more cosy cos there is less space to heat up with your own body heat.
Good luck with your virgin voyage with it!
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I was wondering how you're getting on with your Idaho 400 as I've just bought one?
I had a dummy run in the garden recently, sun shining and NO wind to contend with and I managed to get it pitched in under 30 mins (not bad for a girlie I thought!)
Went to see the idaho today in rain and wind and you would never have known it - no leaks, hardly any movement. Think you might need to take yours back shoanrob.
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