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never mind breezers still a good price for a good tent a believe the rrp was 600 so we are all doing good at between 450 and 500.

Quote: Originally posted by andrewlaws on 19/5/2006

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We have an Indiana 8 which was very easy to put up.

You can stand up everywhere and it stood up well to the wind and rain at Easter.

There are 2 good size bedrooms for the kids, a large room for us and plenty of living space for when it rains.

I believe the new model cost a little over £200.

Regards.

Andrew.

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Vango diablo 900. We are delighted with this tent for space. Three decent bedrooms, hook tags in all bedrooms and the middle of the spacious living area, useful for hanging a light over the table. Great ventilation and natural light plus a huge seperate kitchen area so the cooking smells do not linger and makes for a useful heat trap. We chose it as much for the ample living space for longer term camps as we have two kids so we could keep them occupied on rainy days. Not too bad to erect. As 1st timers took us 2 hours to put up and the result was more akin to a giant crumpled up "McDonalds burger wrapper". But a little practice and next time got it down to forty-five minutes "to dry" state and another 1/2 hour to completion. Thats without kids though. They can add on an infinitum of time!!

Good luck

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