Dr Fingers wrote:Let us know who the Kela works out.Have bought one but had no chance to use it..yet!
It was excellent, perfect size for the Bongo. We used the pole and sleeve method to clamp it into the gutter. I spent quite a while getting it pegged out right, but then I am quite fussy in this respect
Pumping it up take no time at all and makes for an incredibly rigid structure, I have no concerns about it suffering at the hands of an aggressive wind.
If I had any complaints I'd say the doors can involve a bit of fart arseing around. I've had a Vango tent before that had the fly screen integrated into the door whereas it's two separate parts here, and the screen part needs to be zipped up to seal the tent up properly.
Taking it down is really easy, and slightly entertaining. When you open the valves the air blasts out in one go and the whole thing just collapses! You then just roll it up and stuff it in the bag.
Overall I'm very pleased with it, hope you enjoy yours too.