How did I know you'd say "Toe Rag" MissE LOL. It is a lovely tent no doubt about it. I was torn between it and the Rosas when deciding my next purchase but just came down in favour of the Rosas.
Think the Rosas will be a good choice for you. Hope you get it in time for Major Bridge so I can have a nosy. Now I wouldn't mind adding one of those to my collection too. The Rosas was on my shortlist but decided I wanted a tent with two doors. Oops we're supposed to be downsizing on this thread.
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Quote: Originally posted by missElaineous on 09/5/2011
Think the Rosas will be a good choice for you. Hope you get it in time for Major Bridge so I can have a nosy. Now I wouldn't mind adding one of those to my collection too. The Rosas was on my shortlist but decided I wanted a tent with two doors. Oops we're supposed to be downsizing on this thread.
Birthday isn't until September so no chance of getting the Rosas before Major Bridge cazz51 is seriously looking at a Rosas as well and hopefully we'll both have them before the November Hopley meet. Join us there and you can have a good look around them
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Vango Equinox 450 Would be my the 1 tent to do most things with but our tipi is hard to beat for comfort space and ease of pitching . The Tipi is the the one we'd choose to live in ! The Equinox is the the one for short camping trips
My Vango Oregon 600, the pre-SIG one. Small enough to put up solo and fits on any pitch, big enough for the four of us (just), enough living space for us all to sit in round a table (just), easy to dry, sturdy (got TBS1) etc etc etc. In real life I'd be wanting to keep the Oregon 800 as well just for that extra bit of space on longer trips but the 600 would do, and also be okay for just two of us for a weekend.
I'd want the side door canopy as well though...great bit of kit.