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Message posted by Leeb1611 via mobile 09/4/2019 at 9:00pm
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Agree, I looked at every manufacturer, granted we all have our own needs from a tent, but as an all rounder, regardless of if your inside or out, the Anantara for me is the winner hands down. Some will say the weight is a down side, but lefts face it, if you’ve gone for a 6 man tent, it generally says your not camping alone.....
And if your camping with a family, you’ve got an estate car or trailer, so why would the size/weight matter? I can drag mine around on the grass in wheeled bag no problem.
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Message posted by Gimpymoo09/4/2019 at 10:40pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Leeb1611 on 09/4/2019
Agree, I looked at every manufacturer, granted we all have our own needs from a tent, but as an all rounder, regardless of if your inside or out, the Anantara for me is the winner hands down. Some will say the weight is a down side, but lefts face it, if you’ve gone for a 6 man tent, it generally says your not camping alone.....
And if your camping with a family, you’ve got an estate car or trailer, so why would the size/weight matter? I can drag mine around on the grass in wheeled bag no problem.
Fully agree.
I doubt anyone is buying a 6+ man polycotton tent with "size/Weight" being an issue.
We are coming from "car camping" with a Kampa Croyde 6 and children under 4 and will be Roof box/Trailer camping from next year with bigger family in tow.
For my money, the Stone Lake is an early April fools joke from Outwell.
Kampa, I love BUT, they compromise to get their price point and Vango have priced soo aggressively, the compromises are not worth the few hundred quid on a personal level. For some, yes, it may be a deal breaker, but we are not talking Kampa Vs OutWell Tax here.
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