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20/1/2015 at 9:15pm
Location: Derby. Outfit: Karsten 350+Awnings
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Quote: Originally posted by RachlN76 on 20/1/2015
...My main complaint about that one would be that you can't open it completely flat. It has one zip down the side, and a second zip along the bottom, so in the corner where they meet, you can't open it. But that might be useful if you just wanted to open the bottom to cool your feet or something.
Take another look at that, Rach... a really, really close look.
It's just that we have a couple of Vango's (Wilderness?) and we thought exactly the same. We'd had them a year before we found, almost "by accident", that they do indeed actually unzip to open out flat. A bit fiddly, but it does undo.
From memory, the opening end of one zip is sort of hidden below the start of the other zip. Don't just take the outer zip to the end, actually pull the zip apart, when you get it there! That will expose the end of the other zip. Hard to explain, but like I say, take a closer look.
Who know's, your Vango may work the same as our Vango's?
Muckerette is backing me up, so I don't think my memory is playing tricks.
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21/1/2015 at 7:01pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Mucker1884 on 20/1/2015Quote: Originally posted by RachlN76 on 20/1/2015...My main complaint about that one would be that you can't open it completely flat. It has one zip down the side, and a second zip along the bottom, so in the corner where they meet, you can't open it. But that might be useful if you just wanted to open the bottom to cool your feet or something.
Take another look at that, Rach... a really, really close look.
It's just that we have a couple of Vango's (Wilderness?) and we thought exactly the same. We'd had them a year before we found, almost "by accident", that they do indeed actually unzip to open out flat. A bit fiddly, but it does undo.
From memory, the opening end of one zip is sort of hidden below the start of the other zip. Don't just take the outer zip to the end, actually pull the zip apart, when you get it there! That will expose the end of the other zip. Hard to explain, but like I say, take a closer look.
Who know's, your Vango may work the same as our Vango's?
Muckerette is backing me up, so I don't think my memory is playing tricks.
Tis True I have the Dormir Grande, you can have the bottom flat or closed or have the bottom of the bag open to air your feet if you choose or your wellies if your like sleeping in them.
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