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Vango samara awning.
These two lightweight yet durable poles are all you need to create yourself some extra outdoor shelter for.
Internal 210x420cm external 270x420cm pack size.
The vango samara is a bigger version of the calisto with a much larger porch and slightly wider body to the tent.
The vango samara 600 was new in 2011 and has been slightly updated for the 2012 season with the addition of larger windows low level mesh vents and re vamped privacy curtains.
Vango s family tent range couples great design and great performance.
This tent is highly recommended for families who need plenty of living space to house tables and chairs spacious sleeping compartments and plenty of head height throughout.
In addition the flysheet on the samara is made from 4000hh fabric which is more waterproof than the 3000hh on the calisto.
The experience side awning in sentinel active fabric fits compatible vango experience tents.
Tent and awning reviews index vango samara 800 reviews.
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New for 2020 the vango project hydrogen team have developed the world s lightest air tent and a range of lightweight sleeping bags sleep mats and rucksacks perfect for the most demanding users seeking ultimate low weight high performance kit.
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All vango family tents are developed to be easy to put up technically sound feature packed and excellent value for money.
Vango fibreglass king poles are perfect for creating a porch from the door of one of our adventure tents.
The powerflex fibreglass poles are strong and reliable.
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Protex 4000 polyester embossed inner.
Flex the amount of space you have depending on the trip.
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The samara is an ideal tent for families and friends who want plenty of living space to house tables and chairs spacious sleeping compartments and plenty of head height.
