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Discontinued
3 (more 3 berth tents)
12.00 KG
Ł130.00
1
Fully Sewn-in
Inner first

Average User Rating:

7.5/10 from 2 reviews

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2 Reviews of the Pathfinder 300

By: Madamzsazsa Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2010 Rating: 9 from 10

Bought this tent as part of a clearance special from a local camping store, Ł100 for tent, carpet and footprint! The rings on the ring and pin system were corroded, but these were easy enough to change.

Tent went up with no problems, the bag does contain a good set of pitching instructions, not just a label!

Overall, we are really pleased with this tent, especially for the money we paid. It has a reasonable head height (I'm 5'6 and I can stand up in it), the bedroom pod has all the usual pockets, as well as a fly screen on the bedroom door. There is a organiser which you can have on either side of the tent, a window with roll-down curtain, a a fly screen on the door, all features we have on our much more expensive Outwell. It's a lot of tent for the money!

Downside: it could do with a bracing pole at the rear, where the two poles cross from front to back - they have a tendency to sag slightly inwards, especially when the wind blows. My OH is going to try a fashion something.

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By: Thebiz Reason: I own(ed) one Made in: 2009 Rating: 6 from 10

I've used this tent twice and still don't know what to make of it! It's a perfect size for one person, not too heavy or bulky, with a good sized sleeping area and enough living room for a chair, small table,and assorted boxes. A couple would really only manage two chairs and not much else but still very usable for two.

BUT- The 'open face' means that there's a gap of about 4 inches round the front between the inner and outer tent, allowing any wind to funnel through the tent and as the roof of the tent is almost entirely mesh, it is very draughty and cold. There are other 'ventilation issues' and inner first pitching leaves the tent very unstable until the flysheet is on and the guy ropes secured (broken pole).

Full marks for style, looks,size. But not a tent to be used with anything more than a puff of wind.

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Manufacturer's Description

THE PATHFINDERS UNIQUE DESIGN WITH FULLY SEWN IN GROUNDSHEET IS NOW AVAILABLE AS A THREE BERTH!

Sleeps: 3
Pitching: Inner Tent first
Hydrostatic Head: 300mm
Poles: Fibreglass
Inner Tent: Breathable Polyester
Groundsheet: Sewn into inner tent
Weight: 12kg
Height: 150cm

EXTRA FEATURES:

Large front door that will roll back half way
Front mesh panel with zipped internal curtain
Front window with zipped internal curtain
Two mesh vent panels to living area
Cable entry point
Cable tidy
‘O’ ring hanging point to living area
Removable organiser in main living area
Secondary mesh to inner tent door
Vented window with zipped external cover to rear of tent
Storage pockets to bedroom area
Additional valance/mudwall for extra protection

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