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no the replacement tent i have seen is not recomended by anyone other than the very nice man in the shop when we were looking at the vango maritsa, he advised us of an identical tent 2 small differences, 1) 80 cm and  2) the groundsheet in the porch area isnt sewn in on the one i looked at but it is on the vango.

now the man in the shop could quite easily have sold me the vango as it was more expensive but he gave good advice and we had a long talk about the benefits, he also said my khyam was an amazing tent.

nice

did you forgive him

Quote: Originally posted by 1975 on 23/5/2011

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i used to have a kyam i think it had poles that snaped together and you could put it up in about a minute it was exelent then my brother borowed it to go to the reading festival in 98 or 97 and it came back with free s#x painted on it and a bloomin great hole in the roof

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Quote: Originally posted by 1975 on 23/5/2011

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i used to have a kyam i think it had poles that snaped together and you could put it up in about a minute it was exelent then my brother borowed it to go to the reading festival in 98 or 97 and it came back with free s#x painted on it and a bloomin great hole in the roof

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If my bro did that to me, I would no longer have a bro.!

FoO

No your tent isn't rubbish - I love our Ontario 8 and I reguarly recommend Khyam tents (I also have the Khyam Nevada)

I have found them to be excellent quality, spacious (the Ontario can genuinly take 8 x 75cm wide airbeds not those tiny 55cm mats that most manufactureres seem to base their bedroom pod sizes on!), easy to pitch, 5000HH rating and fantastic value for money.