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Product code: 15895285 / 039256
Key features
With its tunnel tent style, the Nevis 300 gives great space to weight ratio. The flysheet is made from Protex® 70 denier polyester making it highly waterproof and durable, whilst the groundsheet is made from 70 denier lightweight polyester. Vango PowerLite alloy poles have been used to give you lightweight durable support. With the inner and the flysheet being linked together your set up and pack down times are dramatically reduced.
Features
- Backpacking 3 person tunnel tent
- Part of the DofE Award recommended kit which features on the DofE Expedition Kit List
- Flysheet is made from Protex® 70 denier – Which is waterproof and durable, with 3000mm Hydrostatic head
- Breathable polyester inner
- TBS® II Tension Band System - Increases the performance of the tent in adverse weather conditions especially in strong winds, the bands brace the pole at 3 points and prevent sideways movement. Do not over tension, as this may deform the poles
- Waterproof and durable ground sheet – 70 denier 6000mm polyester
- Factory taped seams – Gives the flysheet and groundsheet a watertight seal
- PowerLite 7001-T6 alloy poles – Lightweight and durable tent poles
- Flysheet and inner pitch together – Allows for a quick and easy pitch and pack
- O-shaped inner doors – Easy to open with one hand
- Inner pockets
- Tent bag with an oversized opening for easy packing and compression straps to adjust pack size
- Part mesh inner door – Gives you additional ventilation but keeps the bugs out
- Weight: 2.5kg
- Dimensions: L250 x W240 x H115cm
- Pitching time: 5 min
- Pack size: L46 x Dia17cm
- Fire retardant fabrics – Meets European standard EN5912 safety standard
- Weather tested – Meets European standard EN5912 by certified test centre
Camping is for life, not just for this summer. Follow our tent aftercare guide for advice on packing, cleaning and storing your tent.
Reviews
Reviewed by Review via 
- 17th Apr, 2020
You will be disappointed with this tent.
All the images you will find online are of the Nevis 100 single person tent. It has a small triangle at each end and half-round hoop in the middle. It is long and narrow and looks as if it can be pulled taught. However the 300 (and presumably the 200) are much wider than the 100 and cannot be pulled taught as there are no anchor points to take up the slack. So it looks and is all floppy and billows about in even a light breeze. Very disappointed.
Need some advice?
Good tent. All now tested. Perfect for hoped for venture into the great outdoors. Until then it'll do for ocassional forays in the back garden