3 Season tent

[delsol]

Weather and other gremlins got in my way for bike camping trips this year.

I'm determined to get out as much as I can in what is left of the camping year.

Thought I might get a 3 season tent to help make sure the over-nighters are more secure weather wise.

Plumped for one of these, hoping it does what it says according to the sales blurb.

https://www.vaude.com/en-GB/Products/Tents/Odyssee-L-2P-green.html

If anybody has one it would be good to hear what you think of it.

[stinkwheel]

I like the idea of the dead-end pole sleeves. SHould save a lot of running about.

Can you let us know how easy they are to get back out again when wet?
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[chickenstrip]

I have a Vaude Power Lizard tent, and like it a lot. Very light, about 1kg with all pegs etc (not so important for carting around on the bike), and packs very small (much more important when carting around on the bike). I paid similar to that one, but that one looks even better. I think they're worth the extra cost if you're going to be doing a lot of camping. Mine has withstood 2 months solid use in the Lakeland fells (every day of that) plus numerous shorter trips, high winds, torrential rain, icy conditions, and hasn't let me down.
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