The human mind is always fond of thrills and exhilaration, and can go to extremes or stoop to tedious depths in order to attain the desired the motive. Adventure and camping might propel that rush of adrenalin in every individual but you need to do your homework thoroughly before embarking on your journey. Camping outdoors, far from the residential set-ups and human habitation seem to be fun, but it necessitates the knowledge of various aspects of camping. From pitching, toilet-kit placement to the idea of air beam; all require in-depth understanding and expertise. The Vango Airbeam is one such ingredient of camping, and comes with different variations like the Eternity 400, 600, 800 models.
These air beams are for heavy tents, and are justifiably portable. The tent set-up is quick and easy, and requires a few hard pushes and nudges on the supplied hand pump. The beams inflate into solid base, immune from leakages and punctures. Once holed up and pegged down, the vango airbeam gives you the notion of a well-crafted tent. The living space is huge and there substantial little storage packets in each corner, inclusive of a hand organizer. You have three bedrooms large enough to host two people each. There is also a portable panel between the two rooms, which once tipped downwards means you can accommodate a double air-bed into the room. The absence of a porch is minor glitch as you will find it difficult to cook if it rains.
The dismantling is not complex either, and you only require deflating the air-beams, which only takes a few minutes. You can roll it back easily and fit it smoothly back into the case. The 6th berth model of the Vango Airbeam does not have any poles involved in the edifice and consists of only bulbous inner tubes, which are inflated with a pump inside the tent. After you pump them, the tubes become solid beams.
Apart from the easy set-up module of the tent, it is also remarkable sturdy and potent, and you can be snug even in pitchy climatic conditions. The in-built ground sheet which prevents toe-stubbing on the pegs is worth mentioning. You can really feel comfortable cozy, while maintaining and cleaning the space to be dust-free. The inner portion holds on to the groundsheet and comes with an inbuilt âEUR~tent-tidyâEUR(TM), useful for torches and cell phones. There is total flexibility as regards to the layout procedure of the tent, with an option of more than two rooms.
These air beams are for heavy tents, and are justifiably portable. The tent set-up is quick and easy, and requires a few hard pushes and nudges on the supplied hand pump. The beams inflate into solid base, immune from leakages and punctures. Once holed up and pegged down, the vango airbeam gives you the notion of a well-crafted tent. The living space is huge and there substantial little storage packets in each corner, inclusive of a hand organizer. You have three bedrooms large enough to host two people each. There is also a portable panel between the two rooms, which once tipped downwards means you can accommodate a double air-bed into the room. The absence of a porch is minor glitch as you will find it difficult to cook if it rains.
The dismantling is not complex either, and you only require deflating the air-beams, which only takes a few minutes. You can roll it back easily and fit it smoothly back into the case. The 6th berth model of the Vango Airbeam does not have any poles involved in the edifice and consists of only bulbous inner tubes, which are inflated with a pump inside the tent. After you pump them, the tubes become solid beams.
Apart from the easy set-up module of the tent, it is also remarkable sturdy and potent, and you can be snug even in pitchy climatic conditions. The in-built ground sheet which prevents toe-stubbing on the pegs is worth mentioning. You can really feel comfortable cozy, while maintaining and cleaning the space to be dust-free. The inner portion holds on to the groundsheet and comes with an inbuilt âEUR~tent-tidyâEUR(TM), useful for torches and cell phones. There is total flexibility as regards to the layout procedure of the tent, with an option of more than two rooms.
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