The Vango Tay 300 is a tent designed to provide a low cost option for festival and short weekend camping. This tent is easy and fast to pitch, with headroom maximised via the Gothic Arch poles. Details such as the lights-out inner bedroom and the Diamond Clear PVC windows make this a remarkable tent for the price.
The Vango Tay 300 boasts many core features of Vango tents, but for a lower, more budgetable price. This compact tent is made using Vango's ProTex 70 Denier, 3,000mm flysheet and Powerflex Fibreglass poles creating the perfect adventure tent. The tent can be pitched in just ten minutes, with the crossover poles adding stability, and the front Gothic Arch pole increasing headroom. The result is a tent ideal for festival use, weekend and first time campers. Added features such as the Diamond Clear windows, lantern hanging points and inner storage pockets make for a great tent at an impressive price.
| Manufacturer | Vango |
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| Tent Collection | Vango Experience |
| Year of Manufacture | 2018 |
| Berth | 3 Man Details Berth – This shows the number of people that the tent can sleep within the inner tents of a model of tent, in line with the industry standard. Normal procedure is to look for a slightly larger tent, for example, a family of four usually purchase a five or six berth tent, to give added room and comfort. |
| Hydrostatic Head (mm) | 3000 Details Hydrostatic Head (Tents) – a waterproof rating for technical fabrics measured in mm. The higher the rating the more waterproof the fabric is. A rating of 1500mm is deemed waterproof, but on a tent, look for a rating of 3000 or higher. Measured by the height of water column a fabric weave can take before it begins to “sweat”. “Polycotton” tents will not have a Hydrostatic Head level, as they are not treated for waterproofing. |
| Colour | Treetops |
| Doors | 1 |
| Flysheet Fabric | Protex 70 Denier 3,000mm polyester Details Polyester – a synthetic fibre, made from polymer units to create a textile fabric. Polyester is the most popular fabric for tent manufacturing, as it is durable, reliable and lighter in weight. Polyester does not breathe though, which creates more condensation. Polycotton - a blend of polyester and cotton, primarily cotton (usually around 65% cotton / 35% polyester split). Polycotton is a more natural fabric for camping, as it is breathable, far more durable material, reducing the effects of condensation. Offers greater versatility in hot and cold climates. Ripstop Nylon – a durable material used in tents which is strong and repairable due to its Ripstop properties. |
| Groundsheet Fabric | Polyethylene |
| Inner Fabric | Breathable Polyester |
| Window Fabric | Diamond Clear PVC |
| Fire Retardant | No Details Fire Retardant – all modern tent fabrics are fire-retardant under EN5912 European Safety Laws. Caution with fire must always be used, as flame retardant fabrics, will still catch fire given the right circumstances. |
| Height (cm) | 130 |
| Length (cm) | 285 |
| Width (cm) | 190 |
| Pack Size (cm) | 63 x 17 |
| Weight (kg) | 3.97 |
| Skin | Double Details Double Skin Tent – A tent with an inner bedroom and a flysheet, most family tents are designed as a “Double Skin tent”, as it makes the tent more comfortable, and lessens the effects of condensation. |
| No. Bedrooms | 1 Bedroom |
| Bedroom Dimensions (cm) | 210 x 180 |
| Floor Dimensions | 285 x 190 |
| Poles or Air | Powerflex® Fibreglass Details Most tent structure are either Airbeam or Poled in design, both have advantages and disadvantages. Air tents are quicker to pitch, but more expensive when compared to traditional pole style tents. Some tents are hybrids, and combine poles and air technologies. |
| Number of Poles / Beams | 3 |
| Pitching Time | 10 |
| Pitching Area (cm) | 315 x 220 |
| Recommended Use | Festival/ Weekend Camping |
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