No massive differences in style between the two models asides from they are sold exclusively by two different retailers and the varying HH for the Helvellyn. I'm looking for a 3 season 2 person tent, external poles, compact and low and quite sturdy (want to occasionally use it as a 4 season tent too) but not too heavy (max 3 kg). I'm particularly oriented towards semi-geodesic structures, which I expect to have a better wind resistance. I already have a 1.3 Kg Camp Minima 2 SL as a light option.

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The Vango Hydra 200 is a semi-geodesic 2 man tent that is ideal for year round trekking, due to its self-supporting structure which provides an excellent balance between weight and stability. The Hydra benefits from a sizable interior including a large front porch area with its own groundsheet and a multifunctional flysheet door, providing the option to roll away completely for an open porch. Perfect on all terrains, this easy pitch tent is great for wild camps and multiday trekking. Unfortunately my budget is also limited, so I think Vango tent are a good compromise between cost and quality. In particular, I have tried the Mirage 200 (2016 version)Rychlé Balení stanu, batohu umožňuje vašeho stanu být zabalené snadno, i když je mokré, vzhledem k nadměrně vstupní/výstupní bod. Drawcord umožňuje snadné ovládání a zároveň kompresní popruhy kontrolu velikosti balení. In addiction, they have other TWO different models, that look extremely similar to the old Mirage 200: Two-person hiking tents are extremely popular among hikers for good reason. They provide accommodation for two without the need to carry two tents. For solo travellers, they offer extra space, which is handy on longer treks.

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Konstantní křivka vnitřní dveře, umožňuje dveře se otevírají v jednom pohybu, pomocí jedné ruky. Na dveřích má oky v horní polovině pro extra větrání an outdoorshop told me that the vango fabric is prone to UV degradation, but why more than any other fabric? dubious

Underneath its all self sufficiency, making your own tech, and having tech that will last you a lifetime. Its about making your very own future instead of having one made by a huge multinational company. Its about being able to believe in yourself and your future. I have an original Vango Hydra 2-person tent, made in 1995, when I bought it for using at motorcycle rallies. I still use it a few times a year. It is still waterproof, the alloy poles are still good, and I’ve only replaced the rubber peg straps. The only particular care I have taken with it is to use an additional simple small groundsheet underneath the built-in one to help avoid any punctures. I have also been very careful to ensure that it has always been well aired and dried out after use, but I would do that for any tent.