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I had a look at their tent display last weekend, and I'm sorry I don't recall. I am interested in that tent though. I think it would be good as a solo tent as I'm looking for a tent for me and one springer spaniel.
I do recall looking at the 4.2 version, the vis a vis, and it definately had a door on the bed pods. I noticed that one was fully open and the other was partically open, and noted with interest that it had a fly mesh on it which could be either zipped up or partically opened, a bit like my Vango Icarus bed pod doors.
It would be strange if there was no door on the 4.1 but l didn't notice if the one I was looking at had it neatly folded away or there wasn't one in the first place!
The one thing I wasn't sure about on the 4.1 was the bathtub groundsheet. I spoke to the guy about it, saying I don't like how fiddly they are and as they are at ground level I find it awkward to get at the toggles. He told me that it was Decathlons modification for the UK market because of the wetter climate, which was the result of customer feedback. Fair enough.
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