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17/3/2008 at 10:04pm
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Hi everyone - I'm thinking of buying an Outwell Oregon Twin, does anyone have one and what do you reckon?  Its for 2 people, 2 dogs who'll sleep in the living bit in the middle.  Is it quick to pitch & how does it stand up in strong winds?  Any bad points?  Thanks in advance!



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20/3/2008 at 8:14am
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 The Twin is loosely based on the Oregon 5 but the Twin has a slightly longer living area. These tents are quick and easy to pitch yet are stable in windy conditions. Maybe for a few pounds more look at the Colarado 5 Tunnel tent This  range of tents are constructed using steel upright poles to maximise stability but Duratec roof poles to minimize weight. These tunnel tents offer generously proportioned living space and sleeping area.

http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-1428744-10475506?url=http://www.outdoormegastore.co.uk/acatalog/info_1731.html

Have a good look round before you decide, also look at the Kham range, my sister and partner have two dogs- and camp in the lakes in all weathers - they have a Khyam Winnipeg, and to date have had no problems.

Good luck with your search.




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