I'd really love one of the coloured ones but would like to know if they are a similar standard to the Belltent or Soulpad ones?
Also, should I go for a 4m or 5m? We have a 4m with separate groundsheet at the moment, but I'm liking the idea of a SIG or ZIG, and wondering if there is loads more space in the 5m?
Any thoughts?
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There is someone here that has a boutique camping tent but can't remember who (possibly 3madboyz) but on paper they are of similar quality to the Soulpad.
As we own both a 4m and 5m I will say the 5m is soo much bigger but this isn't a good thing in the cold! as a family of 5 the 4m is cosy but much easier to heat than the 5m however it shouldn't be an issue in July & August.
i have a 4 metre sig from canvas and cast, i know other people have a boutique bell and they are well pleased with it. have also seen 5 metre bells and there is a lot more room, if i didnt already have a bell i'd be tempted with the boutique rainbow or harlequin patterned ones.
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Yep! No worries Ian, will do, I think you used the right terminology with "if" I get 5 minutes lol, very hectic at the moment but I'll get round to it at some point, hopefully at the same time I review the site we stayed at at Whitsun
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At least with a beige one you have a literal "blank canvas" so the scheme can change whenever you want it to, with a coloured tent you are kinda tied to the same theme all the time...... Thinking about it that would probably save money in the long run as you won't keep buying new stuff lol
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