Vango Sierra Air 300

€395 - €720 (Europe)

£530 (UK)

Suitable for 3 persons

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Pros
- Sets up in just 10 minutes with the easy inflatable AirBeam design
- Stands tall at 195 cm height so you can move around comfortably
- Stays cool with good airflow from mesh panels and AirZone system
- Helps you sleep longer with darkened Midnight Bedrooms
- Built tough with special fabric that resists sun damage
- Stays stable in windy weather thanks to special tension bands
- Keeps bugs and water out with fully sewn-in floor
- Front canopy gives extra space for cooking or relaxing
Cons
- Heavier than some tents at 16.4 kg (36 pounds)
- Costs more than regular pole tents
- Bedrooms aren't completely dark in early morning
- Might feel cramped with 3 adults and gear
Specifications
- Type: Inflatable AirBeam tunnel tent
- Sleeps: 3 people
- Weight: 16.4 kg
- Pack Size: 75 x 35 x 35 cm
- Dimensions: 455 x 235 x 195 cm (L x W x H)
- Bedroom Size: 210 x 210 cm
- Fabric: Sentinel DynamicWeave™ 70D & 100D polyester
- Waterproof Rating: 4,000 mm
- Groundsheet: Fully sewn-in polyethylene
- Doors: 1 front door with mesh window
- Beams: 3 inflatable AirBeams + 1 fibreglass pole (canopy)
- Setup Time: About 10 minutes
Need to Know
- Best for spring and summer camping with good rain protection (4,000 mm waterproof rating)
- Uses eco-friendly fabric technology that needs less water and chemicals to make
- Includes handy features like storage pockets, lantern hooks, and a divider for the sleeping area
- Perfect for car camping, weekend trips, and touring but too heavy for hiking
- The 3 inflatable beams mean no more struggling with tent poles
- Can handle windy conditions better than many similar tents

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