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Hi, they weigh 376g give or take depending on the size you go for

@@tauntonleisure thank you

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We are so glad you found this useful. The GT version would be a fantastic option for cycle touring as it offers far more storage and organisation space!

We have some staff reviews coming soon that may be able to help with that concern

They do have a factory in Italy because this is where the leather comes from so helps with production costs. However Altbergs owner visits twice a month for a few days each time to monitor production and quality.

No problem! Thank you so much for leaving a comment!

Thank you! We are so glad you found it useful!!

Depends on the conditions and type of assent. What kind of use are you considering?

Love to hear it! So glad you like them!

Hi, Thank you for your comment! The new colour is definitely an upgrade from the previous model. In terms of sound, it’s a significant improvement and a noticeable difference in person. According measurements, it’s six times quieter than the previous generation.

Thanks for your email. Funnily enough I have just returned from a 3 day self-sufficient trip with my Exos 48 and it performed really well. It will depend a little on the size of you kit but I think it would a great companion for your trip. A good compromise on weight and features that keep you comfortable for long treks!

@@tauntonleisure Thanks a lot for your advice. I will keep in mind it!

We are glad it helped!! Any questions let us know!

Hi, Thank you for your questions. The Nexus is designed for more challenging conditions, featuring a lower profile shape to withstand strong winds and a single-pitch construction to make it quicker to get up in bad conditions. If you need a tent primarily for summer and spring use, with occasional light exposure to more demanding conditions, the Radon is a great choice. However, if you require something more robust and ready for extreme conditions, the Nexus is the tent for you. I hope this helps!

Radon is inner pitch first & smaller doors.

Yeah the Enduro features an internal storm flap. Additionally the storm flap has poppers on it so that you can use it independently to the main zip to give more customization when ventilating the jacket.

That's great to hear and a tribute to the brand!

Our pleasure. If you have any further questions let us know!

No nothing that we are aware of. These tents have been really popular!

You know where to find us! The problem is I always seem to find a gap in my wardrobe!!

@@tauntonleisure "Unfortunately" I know exactly where you are! lol I was in last week buying a Rab hoodie! 🙂

This could still be a great option! Depending on what you need to carry to work?

Thank you so much for your comment! This will certainly help people looking for their next baselayer!

That's great to hear and we are glad you like them! Its always great for people to see feedback from real world use! Thank you!

Thank you for your comment! Both the Ultrasphere 4.5 and the NeoAir XLite undergo the same independent industry-standard ASTM F3340-18 testing for R-value, ensuring comparable accuracy. So, you can trust the 4.3 R-value of the Ultrasphere 4.5 to be as reliable as the R-values provided by Thermarest for the NeoAir XLite.

Thanks for sharing your experience with the Vango F10 Radon! It’s great to hear that you enjoyed your first outing on Dartmoor and found the tent spacious. Your tip about attaching the velcro before tightening down the outer is really useful. We understand your point about the inner doors having only one two-way zip. It does seem like an additional zip could enhance usability without adding much cost or weight. It’s good to know you’ve contacted Vango about this let us know what they say. Thanks again for your insights and happy camping!

Hi Walks With Olly, Thank you for your comment and for checking out the video. You raise a good point-people have been traveling with their camping gear in cars for years. However, in recent years, large 5-person tents have become significantly bigger and heavier, with many weighing over 56.8 kg and taking up considerable space. This can make them challenging for families to transport, load, and unload. We've noticed that many families have invested in larger vehicles, including vans and trailers, to accommodate their camping needs. The purpose of this video was to present an alternative that reduces the need for a large vehicle without sacrificing comfort and convenience.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! The Vango Xenon F10 UL Air is indeed a fantastic tent, and it’s great to hear you love it. Everyone has their own preferences when it comes to tent design, and the tunnel design does offer more space. Thank you again for taking the time to comment and supporting the channel

And considerably less wind resistant

Thanks for the chuckle! Naming a tent after a radioactive gas is definitely a unique choice. Maybe it’s meant to suggest the tent's durability against the elements!

Thanks for your comment. It's great to hear that you were able to fit all your gear into your Mazda MX5. Efficient packing can make a big difference. Unfortunately, UA-cam doesn't support photo uploads in comments, but if you’re on social media, feel free to tag us. We'd be interested to see your setup

The Electron Pro offers more warmth, making it an ideal choice for staying cozy both while walking and as a warm layer at camp. However, if you're looking for a jacket to use as part of your layering system throughout the day, especially under a waterproof shell, the Microlight is a better option due to its lower profile and streamlined fit.

@@tauntonleisure Thank you for your reply. I'm looking to use it under a shell. Actually, I was thinking if the electron pro would also be under the shell, because I was also afraid of getting cold. Is the microlight enough for heating?

​@@heyyoyof You could use the Electron Pro under a waterproof jacket, but it is bulkier than the Microlight, so it depends on the fit of your outer layer. If the fit is too snug with the Electron Pro, the down won’t achieve its optimal loft and insulation. Unfortunately, it's tough to give a definitive answer since everyone experiences cold differently. If you are worried about getting cold, it might be safer to go with the Electron Pro. The Microlight is a great option for use with a waterproof jacket, and when layered correctly, it can perform well in colder conditions while you're active. However, it might not provide enough warmth when you're standing still. If you tend to run warm, the Microlight could be an excellent part of your layering system.

@@tauntonleisure Thank you for your reply. I will use my preference in favor of microlight. I'm also going to ask a question about shell jackets. What do you think about Marmot minimalist pro? Do you have a review video about shell jackets? Unfortunately, I didn't see it.

​ @heyyoyof Unfortunately, we don't carry Marmot's clothing, so I haven't had the opportunity to test it. We tend to focus on brands like Mountain Equipment, Rab, and Montane for our professional-grade shells.

In my experience, the Nano Air isn't as warm or durable as the R2. However, the Nano Air offers a better weight-to-warmth ratio, making it an excellent option for those prioritizing lightweight gear without sacrificing too much warmth.

@@tauntonleisure I think I will go with Nano Air, everybody seems to love it for the reasons I find important :) mostly breathabillity and beeing great at managing heat. You are right that it seems quite fragile, but I also saw reviews from people having it for years and wearing it everyday, so it can't be bad cheers!

@Qrzychu92 Sounds great! I would have thought you'll only notice the durability if you managed to snag it or drag it along rocky areas. Id imagine it'll be absolutely fine for general use!

We are so glad we could help. If you have any questions let us know

We are glad this video could help. I'm sorry to hear about your tent, sometimes this can be caused when the tent is left somewhere warm like a loft or garage. If you do decide to go ahead and have any questions please don't hesitate to get in contact

Thanks Taunton Leisure. Yes possibly but i take great care of all my tents and it was always store at home in a cool and dry place. I suspect the very lightweight fabric didn’t like being rolled up tightly in its stuff sack. My heavier tents are absolutely fine. In future with something like this I will store it loose in a shopping bag or something. I’ll let you know first if I decide to purchase one of these but at the moment they all £400+. Let me know your absolute best price.. 😉