cannot choose between these and unfortunately haven't been able to see either. I currently have a wynnster raven 8 (kyham Ontario 8) that needs replacing and have narrowed it down to these.
Horizon pros
slightly wider.
Have found it cheap.
Horizon cons.
3000 hh
2 windows
No storm straps.
Tigris pros
Tigris has storm straps
4000hh
4 windows
Dark bedrooms
Tigris cons
Slightly narrower.
More expensive
Have I missed anything?
I love my tent now except it doesn't have mesh outer doors. Both of these do.
I camp in whatever the lakeweather usually in the lake district so it does get very wet and occasionally windy.
The size difference isn't really an issue. Think I'm most concerned about the hh difference and the storm straps.
Has anyone seen both of these tents? Does anyone have anything to add to help me choose? Please!
Both tents get pretty good reviews but weve seen more broken poles on the Horizon and its Hi Gear counterpart than any other brand name tent. Also having been in a few Horizons they do tend to sag a bit once they are up for a few days. The one next to us at the Jubilee weekend I couldnt stand up even in the middle of it after it had been up for a couple of days and it broke a bedroom pole before the end of the week. So personally I would pay the extra and go for the Tigris as its a much nicer tent but along the way I would have a look at the Kampa Pendine 8
Post last edited on 01/11/2012 16:31:17
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I've shopped around and it looks like I can get the tent porch carpet and groundaheet for under 350 for horizon and 474 for the tigris. OH likes the sound of the price difference. It would pay for a weeks camping!
I like the look of the pendine but its quite a bit smaller than the tent we have now, which is putting me off.
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