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I had my first outing on Dartmoor in my Radon overnight. Really liked it, plenty of space. I found that it was easier to get the outer on fully but before tightening down to get under and attach the velcro to the poles. I was also slightly disappointed that the inner doors have just the one two way zip, the cost & weight difference to fit TWO two way zips would be minimal but would increase the usability. I've contacted Vango - re the extra zip(s), I look forward to their reply.

I'm a bit concerned if there was a need to inform people they don't need to buy a van to carry their camping kit. People have been travelling in cars for years. I can get enough kit for myself in to the boot of a Ford Focus.

Not really……..the Vango Xenon F10 UL Air is awesome! But everybody has their own taste in tent design but the tunnel has more space 😊

Not sure I would choose to name a tent after a radioactive gas but hey ho!

I fitted a Vango Skye 500 plus mats, sleeping bags, chairs, table, stove and clothing etc in my 2019 Mazda MX5 last year so yes, easy since you ask. I have the photos, pity I can't post them on here.

Hello. I want to buy a jacket for use in mountaineering. I looked Electron pro and microlight alpine jacket. I Decamped between the two. Which one do you recommend. Thank you

anyone can compare R2 TechFace and Nano Air?

The bag is nice but this iteration has the same flaws as the 2011 HP. The mesh centre ceiling just lets condensation drip in. The solid doors do not permit enough airflow in warm weather. Nice shape and space but the same old issues of other hubbas imho.

Currently shopping for a new sleeping bad, and this is exactly the review I was looking for. Thank you!

I’m glad I found this video- very informative. I have an old F10 nitro 200+ which is the older version of this (same basic design and weight) but unfortunately after a prolonged period in storage I found it was completely knackered (seam tape flaking off and inner silicone coating turned to a sort of powder..). A bit gutted really as it was always packed away completely dry, and it was the most expensive tent I’d ever bought. I have older and much cheaper tents still in good useable condition. So I’ve still yet to decide if I will fork out £400 odd for a UL2+..

Awesome review, very clear.

How aggressive is the tapering towards the middle or bottom? I'd like the wide version but worried it won't fit alongside my rectangular Stratosphere 5.5 (64cm) in my 115cm wide tent. Does the ultrawide tapering slim down to 51cm quite quickly or should I just stick with the regular version? Thanks!

Does it work with telescopic poles aswell ?

I appreciate your videos, but we would get a lot more out of them if you put the camera closer.

I’m not a runner, so the velocity isn’t for me, but I have the regular Talon 11, 22, 33 & 44 for hiking & biking & love them. Highly recommend Osprey packs. 👍🏼

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sorry mate but your far from correct, these are 3 season tents, i own dagger myself, along with hubba hubba and several others. the dagger holds up great in wind and rain just like the hubba hubba does. but id say my dagger is a tad better as it has more attachments to the poles than the hubba hubba does.

Thanks ' Stu from Taunton Leisure '. They always send you out in the cold and wet up onto Dartmoor 😊 Great review as usual. Gets a thumbs up from me, favourite location and subject 👍 looking forward to this year's videos from your south to north trip 🤞keep up the good work.

If you are a guy with broad shoulders and chest like myself I wouldn’t recommend this jacket as it is not a traditional regular fit, it’s a slim fit. I have Patagonia lightweight down and synthetic jackets in a large and they fit me perfectly. I ordered a large online after seeing good reviews but it is unwearable as it is way too tight across the chest and the torso.

Is there a serious difference between rab kangri and namche? Which one do you recommend

Pu mid rots, vibram sole is thin

Thanks for the review, I've been waiting for someone to post one. I've recently bought the Radon 2 and it replaced a Helm 2, which was good but too bulky to pack and too heavy. This has it beat on numerous levels, including the fabric quality and more space available as well as being a much smaller pack and 500g lighter and a better colour.

Nice video Stuart. I have the radon 1 . Camped in it a few nights so far .and I love it .the materials and design of these tents is brilliant love the space and its features .the quality is also spot on .I agree with most you said except you feel its a 2 season tent . I'd have to disagree .it's very solid in the wind and that's before you clip in the internal tbx guy system .then there is the option to use walking poles inside the door to strengthen the top crossing pole .with its simple to use pole pockets .low fly and perfect placement of mesh /solid is a perfect balance for 3 /4 seasons. Very water proof also as I had 8 hrs of hard rain on mine and not a drop of ingress .for the price I think msr /big agnes have lost this battle totally .beaten at there own game .

Hi, nice soft shell you are wearing. Where can I get one to buy?

Is there a footprint for this tent?

You say it's a fairly small tent for one person, but I find it quite roomy for one person with a nice-sized porch... Enjoyed this vid...

Atom packs are made in uk

look at 1;30 ..

don't buy !!!! the toe stitching came out of three pairs of mine . I had the original pair warranty replaced twice, then replaced with another model all together .. all crap ! the design is bad and the materials are very low quality. The minute you bend down and bend the toe the boot is trash . They should never have a seam where they have it . Salewa has this design on a couple models . Stay away FYI . Look into it yourself !

They are for narrow to medium feet . Not for wide feet .

would you recommend this tent over the helm 2 ?

Afrikaner?

Has anyone tested it on a high mountain climb? I don't have a large bucket so I'm looking for a versatile and light backpack wich can perform well on a high summit

I have the older model , absolute epic tent

MSR's tent is great, but as a person who just started working, but wants to go to the grassland on weekends. The civilian tent floating cloud 2 tent is a good alternative.

The Chines have cloned this kit for $28.00. It takes way to long to boil 2 cups of water 4.5 minutes is not good.

That a really good review. Do you touch the back inner with your sleeping bag when you lie on a sleeping pad? Cheers Matti

Hi Taunton Leisure, I walked 20-30km a day for 3 weeks straight with the Talon 44l backpack with about 10kg in it (11-12kg including bag) however, each day at some point it would start to feel like it carved into my shoulders. The chest buckle and the hip belt could alleviate some of the pain but only for some time so I had to go from tightening to tightening further, then loosening and combining these adjustments to make it through each day. When I saw Osprey released this new version, it was my hope that the wide shoulder straps would alleviate the pressure on the shoulders but ironically it seems that you Sir and other people in the comment section suggest the old Talon for carrying heavier loads - maybe because it has an internal frame and back padding. That's a little disappointing though because it is broadly known that the Talon 44l has an issue with shoulder pain from the straps when reaching the 10kg mark. What is Osprey doing to tackle this issue? It makes sense that a broader surface of the shoulder straps distributes the load better onto shoulders and chest but it seems this precise area where this version excels is also where it falls flat. Why couldn't a framed Osprey backpack have these broader shoulder straps? Why can't this version be framed? Why couldn't the broader shoulder straps simultaneously be more cushioned?

Is there somewhere to put a laptop?

Need an inner tent for the 15. Wood like to see a stove with windows like the Bereg stoves.

Tjena Tjena pojkar! I do like tentipi but they need to release a tent that is actually light enough for 1 person to carry solo.

These stretchy pockets are what intrigued me. I'm able to fit my Haven Tent hammock and Grayl Geopress in the front pocket, pad and Helinox Zero in the side pockets, tarp rolled up in the bottom straps, swagman roll or light quilt in the bag with my food and other gear. All in all around 20lbs. If they make a 40L, I'm going to be one of the first to buy it.

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I bought a pair of these from ago Outdoors a couple of weeks ago, as I am getting over a fractured 5 th metatarsal. They are great boots with the slightly wider fit. I use them for work, as a gardener. Expensive, but when it comes to your feet, no one should be afraid of spending the money on them, as you are on them most of your life. I expect them to last me around a year, if I am lucky. All the best.👍🏾

Very similar design to Terra Nova Quasar…

great video dude :)

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Isn’t it a lot of faff in bad weather setting up.??

Had the first night out in mine the other night, on top of a hill. I didn’t think I’d get on with the low ceiling height after putting it up in the garden, but it really wasn’t a problem out in the wild! However, Vango have clearly lied about the height of this tent - as I measure it at only 88cm (should be 95cm) in the centre! I’d describe it as spacious but cosy… It reminds me of the dens I used to make as a kid with it being low in height, and I love it for that.. It’s such a great colour for wild camping too, now my new favourite shelter out of the 8 I now own! 😎👍🏻