The pheasant couldn't be bothered less. I guess he saw you pitch a lot of tents. Nature and civilization/recreation can go together it seems. Very hopeful. This video was the best "how to" video so far. I haven't seen anybody else putting so much knowledge AND effort in a video. I'm very thankful and it helped me a lot. I'm definitely going to see more of your uploads. Greetings from Holland, Jan
Well presented, thank you. I bought a Vango Tempest 300 pro (2018 model) last year. Whilst researching, I couldn't find anything regarding actual setup. After 50+ years of camping experience, I obviously figured it out but for any one starting out, this is an excellent video, with good advice and possible errors explained. Well done! I've always pegged out the ground sheet first. (I bought the footprint sheet for mine, to protect the main one) It's a shame the porch ground sheet is not part of the main sheet and sewn in. It would be one less thing to do and would offer more protection to stored gear in wet weather. Thanks again.
Thanks for the in depth video. I personally find this tent to be one of the most worst ones I've ever experienced (in terms of complexity putting it up). This was expecially true in the dark and rain! Nonetheless, an in depth video with great explanation. You're a legend!
Ive just the 200 i set it up by following the instructions at somewhat ok. Thanks for the video its so much better and will practice this next time I am practicing setting this up.
Good video, thanks. The peg thing is such a myth it's become accepted as gospel. Loading principles dictate you decreased the resistance (of earth) against the peg by half. Peg should always be put straight down. The force is pulled from the top of the peg. Thanks for the video, picked up some useful tips. 👍
i have this tent. the tent pitching instructions are stitched inside the storage bag. they advise to "Always peg at an angle (ideally 45°) to obtain maximun grip in the ground"
Noticed the front fly has a huge gap between the grass and fly, surely in windy or rainy conditions that must be a fail? Will the short pole be able to be fitted after the tent is erected.
Just put this up in my garden after the wife kicked me out, Cheers for the help!
amazing tutorial, tempest 300 is one of my personal favourite tents! Would love to see more of tent tutorials!
The pheasant couldn't be bothered less. I guess he saw you pitch a lot of tents. Nature and civilization/recreation can go together it seems. Very hopeful. This video was the best "how to" video so far. I haven't seen anybody else putting so much knowledge AND effort in a video. I'm very thankful and it helped me a lot. I'm definitely going to see more of your uploads. Greetings from Holland, Jan
Well presented, thank you. I bought a Vango Tempest 300 pro (2018 model) last year. Whilst researching, I couldn't find anything regarding actual setup. After 50+ years of camping experience, I obviously figured it out but for any one starting out, this is an excellent video, with good advice and possible errors explained. Well done!
I've always pegged out the ground sheet first. (I bought the footprint sheet for mine, to protect the main one) It's a shame the porch ground sheet is not part of the main sheet and sewn in. It would be one less thing to do and would offer more protection to stored gear in wet weather.
Thanks again.
Brilliant video, thank you for sharing. Why can't all tent set up videos be this clear? Once again, thank you.
Great video! Just bought one to use for wild camping, first trip next weekend. I'll be following your excellent, straightforward advice. Thanks.
Thank you so much for this ... just bought one to (hopefully) use on a motorcycle camping weekend so this is invaluable 👍🏻🏍⛺️
Nice tutorial! Helped me a lot to put up my tempest 300!
Really useful, thank you so much! Helped me a lot. Also loved the pheasant, more of him please!
Thanks. I have one of these. I’ll watch this video again just before I put it up again.
Thanks for the in depth video. I personally find this tent to be one of the most worst ones I've ever experienced (in terms of complexity putting it up). This was expecially true in the dark and rain! Nonetheless, an in depth video with great explanation. You're a legend!
Ive just the 200 i set it up by following the instructions at somewhat ok. Thanks for the video its so much better and will practice this next time I am practicing setting this up.
Really informative, thanks for taking tge time, really useful
Thanks for the help, just got myself one of these
Thanks for this. My tent doesn't have guys on the back vent though. Must be a newer model
This saved my life thank you!!!!
An excellent review, many thanks for sharing
Really excellent tutorial, thanks.
Great informative video mate!👍
Great video!Thanks for sharing 👍
Amazingggggg like it g
Good video, thanks. The peg thing is such a myth it's become accepted as gospel. Loading principles dictate you decreased the resistance (of earth) against the peg by half. Peg should always be put straight down. The force is pulled from the top of the peg. Thanks for the video, picked up some useful tips. 👍
i have this tent. the tent pitching instructions are stitched inside the storage bag. they advise to "Always peg at an angle (ideally 45°) to obtain maximun grip in the ground"
What’s the pheasants name please?
Phred.
Noticed the front fly has a huge gap between the grass and fly, surely in windy or rainy conditions that must be a fail? Will the short pole be able to be fitted after the tent is erected.
He knows how to use the 3 poles 😁 but does he know how to use the 3 sea shells !!!! 😉