- Dimensions: (Inner) 220x140cm
- Height: (Inner) 90cm
- Pack Size: 46x13x135cm
- Colour: Pine Green/Black
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Product Description
This gem of a tent exceeds expectations. With all the attributes of any Vango product and impressive functionality, including zipped storage areas at both ends, the Spectre provides assured shelter and reliability without costing the earth. This is an ideal tent for walkers, cyclists and motorcyclists due to a combination of weight, pack size, storage areas and head height.
Year of Manufacture 2011
Colour Pine
Berth 2 Man
No. Bedrooms 1 Bedroom
Doors 1
Flysheet Fabric Protex HC 5000 polyester
Groundsheet Fabric Polyester 6000
Inner Fabric Breathable lightweight polyester
Window Fabric No
Height (cm) 95/90/60
Length (cm) 340
Width (cm) 185
Weight (kg) 2.7
Pole Bag Weight (kg) No
Skin Double
Pack Size (cm) 46 x 13
Bedroom Dimensions (cm) 220 x 140
Bedroom 2 Dimensions (cm) No
Bedroom 3 Dimensions (cm) No
Bedroom 4 Dimensions No
Floor Dimensions 220 x 140
Pitching Order No
Poles PowerLite 7001-T6 alloy + TBS
Poles Alloy
Number of Poles 3
Pitching Time Quick Pitch
Pitching Area (cm) No
Recommended Use Spring/Summer/Autumn
# Specifications TBS - Tension Band System.
# Colour coded alloy poles.
# Zipped storage areas.
# Fire retardant fabrics.
# Mesh ventilation.
# Multiple reflective points.
# O' shaped inner doors.
# Rain stop flysheet door.
# Flysheet door can be opened as a vent.
# Tunnel construction.
# Inner tent pockets.
# Supplied with compression stuffsac.
Features No
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
This a good value tent that covers a number of bases well.
The tent is tunnel style, it is not geodesic so won't stand without the pegs and guys being placed. You get two poles, a long one for the head end and short one for the foot end. Get them in, spread the tent out then start throwing in pegs.
I last used this tent on an overnight climbing trip. Totally misread the weather and camped in a disused quarry in a torrential downpour that lasted all night. Set the tent up in the rain, slept in the rain and was dry as a bone all night.
Can't ask for more really, it packs down pretty small too. I take the peg bag out and roll the tent round the poles, it then easily fits in a 25litre dry bag along with my sleeping bag. There is still room to spare, this is really a small tent.
Room inside isn't mansion like but you can get two big burly blokes inside it with their kit (I had a mate in there and we both had plenty of gear.
A nice tent worth considering, Vango is, in my opinion, a pretty under rated brand probably because they are cheap and you can buy their stuff from the likes of Argos.
Give this consideration and I think you won't be disappointed.
Finally, one of my mates used to work in a tent shop and was impressed when I pitched this tent, he reckons it is a cracker for the money.
The tent is tunnel style, it is not geodesic so won't stand without the pegs and guys being placed. You get two poles, a long one for the head end and short one for the foot end. Get them in, spread the tent out then start throwing in pegs.
I last used this tent on an overnight climbing trip. Totally misread the weather and camped in a disused quarry in a torrential downpour that lasted all night. Set the tent up in the rain, slept in the rain and was dry as a bone all night.
Can't ask for more really, it packs down pretty small too. I take the peg bag out and roll the tent round the poles, it then easily fits in a 25litre dry bag along with my sleeping bag. There is still room to spare, this is really a small tent.
Room inside isn't mansion like but you can get two big burly blokes inside it with their kit (I had a mate in there and we both had plenty of gear.
A nice tent worth considering, Vango is, in my opinion, a pretty under rated brand probably because they are cheap and you can buy their stuff from the likes of Argos.
Give this consideration and I think you won't be disappointed.
Finally, one of my mates used to work in a tent shop and was impressed when I pitched this tent, he reckons it is a cracker for the money.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
I bought this tent to finish my Duke of Edinburgh gold award and for one or two night weekend camps and it has performed perfectly for both these tasks keeping me warm and dry in some quite unpleasant British weather. It could only be better if it was slightly wider for a bigger porch and possibly a second door and porch on the other side.
