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That's a shame but understood.
I have a secret desire for Kampa to do a similar tent to the Vango Kairos 400 with its quick pitch, spacious design, side doors protected by the guttering effect of the pole sleeve above in Kampa ultimate quality with the inner tent removable for ease of drying (and for touring when there is a lot of condensation) and mesh on the outer doors with a slightly longer inner tent for the taller person.
We have the Vango Kairos 400 and its simplicity but roominess makes it a real winner - we would just like it to last far longer than its 75 denier 2000HH is going to allow...
Unfortunately, Lichfield are messing around with the front doored tied arch design. The new XP/XL version I've seen seems a real bodge...
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Love our set-up and need no more tents or gear, so trying to stop looking!
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Topic: Browsing the Outwell 2012 catalogue
