Does anyone have any experience of this tent or the brand? I have searched the internet & this forum with no joy so far......someone must have tried it??
Help!!!
------------- Badger
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I've got a Robens LemonGrey. Although it's older & certainly smaller than the Evening Star, I can confirm that the quality is A1, and so is the stability in high winds. Great design features too.
We have a Robens Double Dreamer having used it for 2 seasons now. Quality is excellent, very lightweight (weighs about 9 kg) and quick to erect (only 3 poles). The major advantage is that it allows you to stand up in the vestibule area (I am 6' tall). The bedroom area will take a double inflatable matress.
Robens are top-of-the-range and belong to the same group as Outwell. They specialise in the tough, lightweight mountain gear, using the best hi-tech materials, so they are tough and have great strength-to-weight ratios. A stand-up height Robens tent will take a lot more punishment than the average family tent by Outwell, Vango, Gelert etc
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Not the tent you are interested in but we have a Robens Black Shrimp, its a couple of years old and is our most used tent (we have 5 tents) as its the easiest to put up and the quality and materials are 1st class.
We were thinking of buying the Robens Double Dreamer as it has so many good reviews and our old tent has had it. Can anyone tell me if it has a mosquito on one/all of the entrances? Thankyou.
I've never seen a Double Dreamer in the flesh, so I can't answer your query, but hopefully someone who knows will see this post later today now I've bumped it back up to the top for you
The Double Dreamer has zippable mosquito nets on the bedroom doors, but not on the doors to the outside world. You can sleep in the bedroom with just the nets on, with the main fabric pulled back - that gets you a cooler nights sleep.
We have just returned from a 3 week holiday in France using this tent (3rd season). Stood up well to gales and rain, and a terrific thunderstorm at midnight. The gap under the living area lets a lot of draught through as there isn't a sewn in groundsheet, and I've never been able to close the gap to less than three inches on one side. So some days were quite draughty especially in the evenings when we battened down the external doors and played cards inside.
One of the bedroom zippers has started to deteriorate (stitching to the tent fabric) just where one of the inner tent tensioners attaches. I put some zip glue on the fabric just to strengthen it up. Otherwise no other problems.
Incidentally, unlike some comment reported elsewhere on this forum, we've had no problems with the guy line attachments to the tent - still all OK.
Pete Bingham
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