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The 100 denier flysheet of the Frinton will naturally have potentially double or more the UV life of the standard 75 denier flysheet and is more tear resistant too. The quality of all the materials, poles, finish etc are also top end. The higher quality materials mean that the tent is a little more bulky and heavy than the equivalent 75 denier tent, but IMHO is a very good investment! The side porch also makes it very flexible and its nice not being woken so early.
The quality of design and materials in our Kampa Bude 4 (which was in Kampa's Ultimate range with the Frinton last year) is notably higher than that of the competition and yet still very reasonably priced.
------------- Love our set-up and need no more tents or gear, so trying to stop looking!
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