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13/6/2014 at 9:59am
Location: Melksham Outfit: Senator Wyoming Series 6
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Leeds123 - I'd really suggest you have a look at both tents if you can. We saw the Evoque first at a local tent show, really liked it and headed off that day to buy it.
Then saw the Inspire - we spent far too much time walking between each tent comparing them and finding faults in both! Coming from the huge Maritsa we knew we'd compromise on space, but we feel the Inspire/Awning gives us the same level of space we had with the Maritsa.. and we can still add a tarp at the front to give us a canopy!
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13/6/2014 at 1:24pm
Location: Kent Outfit: BL6 & Nevada M etc
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Hi, We cooked just inside the front door, with door wide open. However, we are fair weather campers so this was not very often. The point i'm making is that if there are only two of you then this canopy area may be enough, but don't forget the rain usually comes down at angle so you will lose at least another 1-2ft of usable space if it rains.
The sun canopy is far greater in area allowing us to have the table and chairs out without getting wet and to cook under.
------------- atko
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16/6/2014 at 2:56pm
Location: Hertfordshire Outfit: Anything I like !!!
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One thing you need to be aware of...stock availability... The Vango's will be sold out everywhere soon (all three styles mentioned)and the front awning, footprints and carpets are already hard to get hold of.
------------- Gary Cross - The masked camping guru.
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16/6/2014 at 4:48pm
Location: Hertfordshire Outfit: Anything I like !!!
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There's bound to be something new next year but you would be hard pushed to beat any of the big Vango styles and no there will be no spare stock being cleared. I would advise you make sure if you are buying a polyester inflatable tent to go for a 150 denier fabric, if you are paying this much and the 70 denier tents are only £100 or so cheaper I think you might as well go for the 150 denier fabric.
Prices will not be going down, the only way prices will fall on these products is if features are taken away or fabrics are not as good.
------------- Gary Cross - The masked camping guru.
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18/6/2014 at 11:49am
Location: Kent Outfit: BL6 & Nevada M etc
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As an evogue owner i think it's a great choice for the flexible reasons stated. Let me know how you get on with the awning as we went for the sun canopy. The awning looks great but why put a sloping door on front grrr
------------- atko
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18/6/2014 at 2:53pm
Location: Barnsley South York Outfit: Conway cardinal Que
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I have a utopia 400 along with the extension/canopy. Really love it especially as its polycotton. Only used it twice so very upset that we are selling it due to health issues. The extension make it a large unit that is great.for 3 adults so do what hubby does and buy one way too big as it can limit pitches available
------------- BECCA.SAMMY
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