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Tent Reviews: Outwell Hartford M
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Discontinued
6 (more 6 berth tents)
21.50 KG
2
Fully Sewn-in
Inner first
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Average User Rating:9.67/10 from 3 reviews Viewed: 30783 times
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3 Reviews of the Hartford M
By: Palmera Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2007 Rating:
Fantastic tent, top quality. We (2 adults) have used it many times since we bought it and it had served us superbly. Have had 2 separate weeks away in it so far this year. It is always warm and cosy, has never leaked a drop even in the worst of weather. We chose it because of the large living area. We never use the divider in the sleeping area and it will take a double airbed and leave loads of space for bags etc. Nothing has ever broken, can't praise it enough.
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By: Trudilou Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2002 Rating:
I use this website regularly, so thought it was about time I did my bit and left a review for my lovely old tent, the Outwell Hartford M.
My husband and I have owned ours for approximately 10 - 11 years now. Seriously, if you think modern day Outwell tents are good, they are nothing compared to this. It's double skinned, which I think is the main reason it is so much better. I have looked at numerous Outwell tents over recent years and whilst Outwell still seem to be leader of the pack, their newer, single skinned offerings seem a bit 'flimsy' in comparison.
The layout of the Hartford M is also brilliant. The bedroom area has a removeable dividing curtain, making one very generous bedroom for a double airbed and all your other 'stuff'. The living area is immense. We have had 12 people sitting round and chatting in ours, on a cold night when all their little tents just weren't as warm and cozy as ours. The porch area is where we keep our cooking equipment. It's simple enough (though not the quickest pitch in the world) for two people to pitch, I think you could probably do it single handed with practice,
I hope this review may help anybody who may be thinking of purchasing this tent on the second hand market. Just do it, you won't regret it. Unfortunately, we don't get to use ours much anymore. When we purchased it 10 years ago, we were young and carefree and had many happy holidays - now we are married with two children and want to get into camping again, so currently looking to upgrade for a bit more space! We will never get rid of this though, it's too good to let go. I just wish it wasn't such a tough act to follow. I have even considered looking on the second hand market for an old double skinned Hartford L/XL, even though we can afford to buy new. That's how good it is!
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By: Cliff n Pat Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2005 Rating:
Although this is our oldest tent we still love using it early & late season as it is double skin & very snug with just 2 people in on the colder nights.
The double pod at the back opens out into one large area to take a good sized airbed.
The small side doors on either side give the option of opening either one depending on wind direction or both on hot days.
Once pegged & guyed down properly this tent is going nowhere especially using Deltas on the main guy ropes.
The 5000hh makes sure you stay dry even in a British summer.
The standard Hartford porch (pre 2009)fits this tent & gives loads of extra space.
The number of guys make this tent really secure but also take a while to do so that is the only reason Im not giving 10/10 for a superb but slightly ageing tent.
I wish the new Outwells were this good.
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Manufacturer's Description
The manufacturer has advised that this model has been discontinued.
The already successful Hartford M boasts the large, full height living area, along with a very spacious sleeping cabin with divider sleeping up to 4 people. The three doors that can be set up as sun canopies, allowing easy access and excellent ventilation. The large windows and additional skylight window give good light to the living area. The many guy points with pre-attached double guy ropes will keep the tent secure in stormy conditions. Specifications: Tenttype: Double room dome tent Pitching way: Inner tent first Flysheet: Outtexฎ 5000 with taped seams Hydrostatic head: 5000 PackSize: 72 x 30 Weight: 21.50
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Mud valance on storage area Innovative carrier bag with wet gear compartment Skylight window Fully seam-sealed flysheet for maximum protection Triple entrance allows ease of access D shaped zipped inner doors with No-See-Um mesh Reinforcement patch on all stress points Outwell Vent-View System (OVV System) Adjustable pegging points Lamp holder and internal pockets for storag
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