- 2 person tent
- Flysheet fabric: Polyester ripstop, 4 000 mm PU coated, taped seams, UV Pro
- Fabric: Polyester breathable and no-see-um mesh
- Groundsheet: Nylon, PU coated 5 000 mm taped seams
- Poles: Aluminium 7001-T6
- Carry bag:Supplied with compression bag
- Carry bag dimensions: 40 x 18 cm Ø
- Headroom: 100 cm
- Weight: 2.45 kg
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Ultra compact, stable and lightweight, this 2 person tent will suit the most demanding backpackers. The use of two doors offers the necessary flexibility for the extremes of nature. Reflective trims along zipper cuffs and guy ropes help the user to locate their tent at night and compressions straps on the carry bag allow them to easily store the tent in a backpack. Also features an integrated groundsheet that can be zipped on and off.
Product Description
- Tent:
- Applications: mountaineering
- Type: bivouac tent
- Number of persons: 2
- Direction: lateral
- Number of tentrooms: 1
- Apses number: 1
- Material:
- Flysheet: Polyester, Rip-Stop, PU-coated, flame retardant
- Water columm flysheet: 3000 to 10000 mm
- Innersheet: breathable polyester 185T and No-see-um netting
- Tent floor: Nylon, PU-coated
- Water columm: 3000 to 10000 mm
- Frame: aluminium
- Size:
- Innerspace (L x W x H): 230 x 125/55 x 100
- Total weight tent: 2.45 kg
- Package size (L x W): 40 x 15
- Delivery: incl. compression packbag
- Additional Information: detachable bottom
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
102 of 102 people found the following review helpful
Bought this tent last year in order to complete the West Highland Way and it proved generally very capable. It poured every night and despite having to pack it up wet every morning, the interior was still comfortably dry when put up again at the end of the day.
The ground sheet is very thin and at first appears like it will not be very durable - but under usage it holds up well. On one occasion it let a small amount of water through, but to be fair I couldn't have been camping on wetter ground short of pitching in a puddle.
People who say that the space for 2 people is very tight are correct, and there isnt enough space for 2 peoples gear in the porch area (really this is best kept for boots), and it's necessary to leave bags outside. I use the tent out in the middle of nowhere so this isnt a problem, but this may be a consideration if your planning on using it in busier locations.
The side door is very useful as it is very tricky to climb in via the end door, especially if you have luggage in the porch area to clamber over. However, the side is not so useful in heavy rain when the tent does become pretty difficult to get into without allowing rainwater into the interior. You very soon get the hang of this though - just a bit frustrating at first!
In terms of stability thr tent is outstanding - multiple guy ropes, and a low wedge shape meaning that it will stand up to huge winds. The pitching system (which in gneral is ver straightforward and quick) should also make it far easier to pitch in high winds than most tents, especially with two people on hand.
Another impressive feature for me is the ventilation system - the roof of the inner skin is mesh while there are mesh openings at front and rear of the outer skin. This allows heat to escape keeping the tent reasonably cool in hot weather, while avoiding a draught through the sleeping compartment in cooler weather, and is very effective.
Although at 2.5kg this is by no means an exceptionally light tent, i get the impression this is because the fabric is of heavy duty quality, as the pegs, poles and groundsheet weight is kept to a minimum. Also, the pack size is very good - many people mistake it for my sleeping bag! Packing the tent away into it's bag is very easy as well, i have never once failed to roll it up to size first attempt and that's more than can be said for most tents i've come across.
Overall, this tent is excellent value and ideal if you are looking for a high quality, high performance, compact tent for backpacking.
The ground sheet is very thin and at first appears like it will not be very durable - but under usage it holds up well. On one occasion it let a small amount of water through, but to be fair I couldn't have been camping on wetter ground short of pitching in a puddle.
People who say that the space for 2 people is very tight are correct, and there isnt enough space for 2 peoples gear in the porch area (really this is best kept for boots), and it's necessary to leave bags outside. I use the tent out in the middle of nowhere so this isnt a problem, but this may be a consideration if your planning on using it in busier locations.
The side door is very useful as it is very tricky to climb in via the end door, especially if you have luggage in the porch area to clamber over. However, the side is not so useful in heavy rain when the tent does become pretty difficult to get into without allowing rainwater into the interior. You very soon get the hang of this though - just a bit frustrating at first!
In terms of stability thr tent is outstanding - multiple guy ropes, and a low wedge shape meaning that it will stand up to huge winds. The pitching system (which in gneral is ver straightforward and quick) should also make it far easier to pitch in high winds than most tents, especially with two people on hand.
Another impressive feature for me is the ventilation system - the roof of the inner skin is mesh while there are mesh openings at front and rear of the outer skin. This allows heat to escape keeping the tent reasonably cool in hot weather, while avoiding a draught through the sleeping compartment in cooler weather, and is very effective.
Although at 2.5kg this is by no means an exceptionally light tent, i get the impression this is because the fabric is of heavy duty quality, as the pegs, poles and groundsheet weight is kept to a minimum. Also, the pack size is very good - many people mistake it for my sleeping bag! Packing the tent away into it's bag is very easy as well, i have never once failed to roll it up to size first attempt and that's more than can be said for most tents i've come across.
Overall, this tent is excellent value and ideal if you are looking for a high quality, high performance, compact tent for backpacking.
76 of 76 people found the following review helpful
I've been looking for a replacement for my usual hiking tent (a Jack Wolfskin) for years, and I never quite found what I was looking for - until now. The Avior X2 has all the features I wanted, and a few pleasent surprises too (a 4000mmm hydrostatic head is always welcome). The side entrance is convenient, leaving the porch free to be used as storage space (easily enough to put a 80 litre backpack and cooking equipment into). Erection and packing down are simple, and I especially like the "closed off" tent-pole sleeves.
As a minor gribble, it is a quite small 2-man tent; I'm comfortable in there, but 2 people in there would be exceptionally tight. the X3 might be a better buy if you're looking to share the space with someone else.
However, for the money charged this tent very good value, and I'd reccomend it to anyone wanting a moderatly lightweight hike tent who had £100 (or so) burning a hole in their pocket.
As a minor gribble, it is a quite small 2-man tent; I'm comfortable in there, but 2 people in there would be exceptionally tight. the X3 might be a better buy if you're looking to share the space with someone else.
However, for the money charged this tent very good value, and I'd reccomend it to anyone wanting a moderatly lightweight hike tent who had £100 (or so) burning a hole in their pocket.
66 of 66 people found the following review helpful
I took this tent to eastern Europe as a one man for three weeks. Space inside for me and my 75litre backpack, however, I agree with the above review that two people (with luggage in the porch) might be a bit of a sqeeze.
I'm afraid I am not able to assess the technical features of a tent, but the zip on the inner side door could have been designed better. The two parts didn't quite meet at the corner (the gap was no larger than 1cm though). Also, I found that the two sheets nearly meet at one point along the spine of the tent, and I was happier having the inner sheet droop slightly, just in case.
Please bare in mind that I think these two flaws are small, and it did stand up extremely well to *very* heavy, constant rain, and the small gap in the zip did not have any consequences - I just happened to notice it.
Overall, I was very pleased with it, and I shall be using it on many more holidays. Hope this helps :)
I'm afraid I am not able to assess the technical features of a tent, but the zip on the inner side door could have been designed better. The two parts didn't quite meet at the corner (the gap was no larger than 1cm though). Also, I found that the two sheets nearly meet at one point along the spine of the tent, and I was happier having the inner sheet droop slightly, just in case.
Please bare in mind that I think these two flaws are small, and it did stand up extremely well to *very* heavy, constant rain, and the small gap in the zip did not have any consequences - I just happened to notice it.
Overall, I was very pleased with it, and I shall be using it on many more holidays. Hope this helps :)
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Robust value 'one man' tent
Very well made except for pegs which bend too easily, lots of compartments.
Spacious for one man, but as a two only suited to a couple with joined sleeping bags. Read more
Spacious for one man, but as a two only suited to a couple with joined sleeping bags. Read more
Published 16 days ago by rick parker
Not disappointed
Good price. Good light weight tent. Good ventilation. Easy to set up. Just fits two people (female and male). Would not be possible to fit two large grown men. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Trekker
First impressions
These are first impressions, really. The first test, in real outdoor conditions, will be in April. Nevertheless, it is pretty obvious that this tent is good value for your money. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Frank
super
does exactly what it says it does!!! small packed, fits nice in to my 55ltr rucksack, easy and quick to set up, you could possibly get this packed smaller in a smaller compression... Read more
Published 5 months ago by spud
Good kit
It's some 17 years since I last used a small tent whilst cycle touring. Back then it was a £200 bit of kit that was good and I have fond memories of it. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Paul Banerjee
Perfect Tent for Honeymoon Trek
The only tents I have ever owned have been large, cumbersome structures meant for staying in one place for several days. The Coleman Avior was my fiance's (now hubbie! Read more
Published 8 months ago by TiffanySpiffany
Good tent
The tent is very light and compact when packed. It is easy to setup and it has plenty of space for the storage, but there could be more space for sleeping.
Published 8 months ago by linasm
Great tent
A lot of research....I mean a lot of research honed in on this tent. Off cycle touring so weight, design, weather proof, simplicity of design/erection, materials, ergonomics, did... Read more
Published 10 months ago by Archi Tek
Completely satisfied
This is all you need to know.
1. The tent is easy to put up - 2 Minutes with 2 persons, 3 alone.
2. It's large for one person and suitable for 2. Read more
1. The tent is easy to put up - 2 Minutes with 2 persons, 3 alone.
2. It's large for one person and suitable for 2. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Deontologist
Pretty good
Its a large 1 man/small 2 man tent, ideal for you and the missus if you're thinking about a small walk and a good nights sleep. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Amazoniswicked
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