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Tent Reviews: Vango Tigris 400
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45 Reviews of the Tigris 400
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By: Devonbabe Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2010 Rating:
We bought this tent to use for weekends, as a family of two adults and two children it is a perfect size. We like the fact that the bedroom has the roll back divider so it can be two rooms or one in the sleeping area.
The tent was easy to pitch and is bright and roomy enough to ensure that you don't feel closed in even in bad weather. The tent appears to be very well made and sturdy. The sown in ground sheet and large flaps at the entrances keep the tent bug free (big plus as I hate spiders). Will definitely be planning lots of short breaks this year.
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By: Lesnorman Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2010 Rating:
My own main criteria was could I put this tent up by myself, because my wife has developed problems with her hands and arms and some days would not be able to help. Could I do it ?
I took the plunge and paid £119 delivered for a 2010 Tigris 400 in the sales. This is not a lightweight tent and my trepidation increased. Having said that it is not quite as heavy as the Outwell Virginia 5 I just sold, nevertheless I would not like to have to carry this tent very far from my car boot. The weight though is all in the very solid poles and groundsheet, and in the two steel canopy poles that are provided.
Could I put it up myself. To my very great surprise it was as easy as can be even on a windy day, in fact the wind behind the tent helped to erect it. Took no time at all, and I did not struggle once. I pegged out the rear, then inserted, curved and connected the poles whilst the fabric was lying flat and pulled the front pole gently, up came the whole tent in a moment. I pegged out the front and that was it, end of fears and apprehension.
The quality of this tent is superb, not a manufacturing fault anywhere, really high quality 3000HH flysheet, zips and doors. I was surprised at the significant difference between this and an Icarus I briefly owned and returned. The Tigris is stable and quiet in wind with the Vango TBS system connected inside, it is spacious and very comfortable to stand in. The doors are very big. I wish the bedroom were a little longer for six-footers like me but as there are only two of us we can sleep sideways on with space all around.
Highly recommended, and at £119 or anywhere near that, this is unbeatable value.
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By: Pattiann Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2010 Rating:
Decided finally to take the plunge and buy a tent. After much research we opted for the Tigris 400 as there are only two of us (and maybe our 5yr old granddaughter occasionally). Exceptionally pleased with the quality of both tent, footprint and carpet. Quite a cold weekend but we were very cosy no draughts. Have yet to experience rain though!
Had one outing so far with our 400, very easy to pitch only one comment to make so far, they do not make an extension canopy in Zinfandel. Very disappointed with this as it would give that extra space for kitchen equipment etc.
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By: Extremetrader Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2010 Rating:
I purchased the Vango Tigris 400 in August after being in a friends stand up tent. I wanted something I could stand up in as I'm getting too old to crawl in and out of my 3 man dome tent. I was looking for something where I had a living area for me and the missus if the weather turned bad and we could sit and stare out of the doorway in the evening when dining.
The first trip out was fantastic. It was straight forward to put up without even looking at the instructions. The fibreglass poles were quite thick and heavy and took 2 of us to bend them into an arch (1 on either side). I'm not quite sure how some people have managed to put this up on their own. Probably lots of practice. The footprint is recommended as it maps out the tent on the ground and also keeps the SIG nice and clean for packing away. Probably took me 30 mins to put the whole thing up including all the pegging of the guylines without a mallet!
We went camping with friends at the beginning of September and with six of us and one child playing cards in the living area at night sitting on the ground was quite fun.
For the 2 of us the bedroom was fantastic and we had a double airbed and suitcases on either side with lots of room to throw our clothes and other things about.
As we had the larger tent all our friends moved all their equipment and cool bags into our tent at night. Pockets were very useful for placing mobile phones, keys and smaller items.
It got very cold one night and I think there may have been some frost but when the front door opened all the condensation disappeared in minutes and the whole tent dried rapidly.
On a down side, the bedroom definitely needs to be removed for repacking as I could not zip up the saddle bag with the sleeping compartment in the tent. I ended up just clipping the straps together and sorted it out when I got home.
I am a very proud owner of this tent and am very happy with the warmth the tent provided at night compared to other similar tents without a SIG. Very pleased overall and can't wait for the next trip.
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By: Jacks53 Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2009 Rating:
We bought this tent in 2009 and have used it plenty of times. We managed 10 days in the Lakes when the weather wasn't so good and the tent stayed nice and dry. There is plenty of room for 2 adults and 1 child, and found the side door with the canopy over of great value. Have used this tent in strong winds and it stands up to them very well indeed. The only thing is that we bought it in the Zinfandel and Mocha colour, and I would love to have a canopy to go with it, but unfortunately Vango do not make them in this colour.
Excellent Tent.
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By: Citylife Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2010 Rating:
Great tent, first time used this tent. Stood up to the wind (gusts of 50mph)and rain on north Cornish coast and not a hint of a problem. Has dried out quickly at home. Plenty of room for the 3 of us. Storage pockets are great. Found it easy to erect, even in windy conditions.Also had the footprint, which kept the SIG really clean.
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By: Pigletpudding Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2010 Rating:
Bought this tent after having a Coleman 3 man. Couldn't believe the amount of room there was and so easy to put up. Great value for money too. It did get a bit wet but we stayed dry and warm. Erected the tent again once home and it dried in no time at all. Very pleased with our purchase. Looking forward to the next outing.
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By: Ghart386 Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2009 Rating:
This is our second season in this tent and so far we rate it as brilliant. Had 65 - 70 mph gale force winds in July, was a bit scary but the Tigris took it all in it's stride! Just came back from trip to Weymouth and, as usual, was a pleasure to use. We use it with the Vango premium extension which, for us, makes it the ideal unit in terms of living and cooking space. Would imagine it would be a tight squeeze for 4 adults, but as there is only 2 of us it's perfect. Only slight grumbles are the lack of a fly screen on the large front door and the zip on the side door can be a bit tight initially. All in all very pleased with it.
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By: Locator94 Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2010 Rating:
Started to get too old to be crawling out of my Vango Hurricane each day so I decided to buy a Tigris 400. Plenty of head height, easy to erect - put this up in about 20 minutes on my own and with a good feel to it. It's unlikely I will ever use it for more than 2 people but I think it would be a little cramped for 4 adults
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By: Gordon C Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2009 Rating:
Great tent and very easy to put up. My 14 year old son and I managed it after one watch of the video. Time to erect fully about 30 mins but I guess it could be a bit quicker if we really tried.
Took a day or two to get the hang of the tension straps but they came in handy as the wind and rain whipped up during our week on the north west coast of Scotland .Well, it was July so what did we expect ?
Have now purchased the Vango Premium Extension to go with it but not yet tried it out so watch this space for more details later.
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Manufacturer's Description
Going away for the first time with your family, you want to get on with the serious business of enjoying yourself as soon as possible. The easy to pitch tunnel structure, light and airy feel, flexible bedroom configurations, storage options aplenty and headroom which makes you stand to attention will bring a whole new level of enjoyment to your camping experience.
* Fire Retardant fabrics reduces the possibility of ignition from naked flames * Protex 3000 polyester waterproof, durable and reliable * Taped seams for waterproof protection * Storm skirt system waterproof, exterior skirt system * Flysheet first pitching simple and quick to pitch, keeps inner dry * Colour coded poles match the pole to the sleeve tab for easy pitching * Powerflex Fibreglass poles tough, sturdy and reliable * TBSTension Band System unique internal bracing system ensures tent performs in adverse weather * Polyester inner groundsheet lightweight, waterproof & comfortable * Sewn-in Groundsheet PE 10,000HH fully enclosed to protect against unwanted draughts and bugs * Cable entry points and tidies zipped entry point pocket * Mesh doors allows door to be left open for insect free ventilation * Mesh vents allow continual airflow to enhance comfort * Inner pockets and hanging organisers keeps those essentials close at hand * Crystal Clear windows allows maximum light into living area * Double zip windows flexible internal cover allowing choice between light and vent, light only or vent only
* Pack size: 79 x 45 x 28cm * Pitching time: 15 min * Pitching area: 695 x 500cm
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