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We've been using the Robens X3 HT Tent. A great little tent for quick weekend getaways or outdoor activities.
★★★★★
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£7.80
PROS:
- A great little tent that's ideal for quick weekend camps or activities, such as the D of E.
CONS:
- None found so far.
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We test out Vango's folding stove, which is small enough for you to throw in a backpack and enjoy warm food on your next picnic.
★★★★★
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£22.50
This is a handy little stove. There are a few niggles we found with it, but it does the job just fine.
PROS:
- A small lightweight stove easy to fit in your backpack for some warm food when hiking out on the hills.
CONS:
- The piezo ignition needs a few pushes to work, and the orange box it comes in isn't very good. Although it says on the box it comes with a windshield, for any wind more than a breeze, we recommend you take a separate folding windshield.
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Jen and family test out the Primus Onja stove on one of their camping trips. Is it any good? Read here to find out more.
£117.69
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We have a look at the Easy Camp Havana Double Hammock. Is it a good family sized hammock?
★★★★★
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£42.90
The Havana Hammock is a good enough size for two, or just have it all to yourself ;-)
PROS:
- The Havana Double Hammock is a good size and perfect for being lazy on those warm summer days.
CONS:
- You need to get some straps to secure the hammock and find somewhere to hang it.
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The Outwell Dreamboat is a self-inflating mat that feels much more like a mattress than an SIM.
★★★★★
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£201.13
The Outwell Dreamboat has got to be one of the best Self Inflating Mats for family car camping.
PROS:
- The Dreamboat is very comfortable SIM. It also provides good ground insulation. Plus, you don't bounce around like you do on a double air bed.
CONS:
- It is at the top end of the market and so relatively expensive compared to thinner SIMs, but then this is a lot better than cheaper SIMs.
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We get our hands on an Outwell Conqueror sleeping bag, which is a sleeping bag/duvet hybrid. But just how good is it?
★★★★★
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We love this sleeping bag. It's the best one yet we've had for family camping.
PROS:
- The Outwell Conqueror is a fantastic sleeping bag that feels more like your bed at home.
CONS:
- It's a bit pricey, but it is a good sleeping bag that you can use for most of the year.
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Looking for a bit of fun in your summer camping adventures? You might want to get the Vango Starwalker Dragon kids sleeping bag.
★★★★★
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£19.98
We've really enjoyed this Dragon kids sleeping bag.
PROS:
- The Vango Starwalker Dragon is a really fun child sleeping bag for family summer camping.
CONS:
- Re-attaching the bottom section can be a bit fiddly. Summer use only.
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Want to make your bed in the tent more like home? Then check out the Vango AirHead inflatable mattress.
★★★★★
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£17.98
We really like the Vango Airhead. If you have space in your tent and you like airbeds, then the Airhead could be for you.
PROS:
- The Vango Airhead is a big airbed and the inflatable headboard works well for sitting up in bed at the campsite.
CONS:
- Being big is also a bad point. You'll need to have space in your tent's bedroom.
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We test out the Robens Colonist: An easy to fold lightweight camping chair.
★★★★★
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£59.99
This is a great camping chair, which we've used on a great many camping trips this year.
PROS:
- The Robens Colonist is a full-sized camping chair that's lightweight and easy to fold.
CONS:
- None so far.
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We look at the Robens Pioneer chair. A swivel chair for camping that folds down into an incredibly small and light package.
★★★★★
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This is a great chair that we've used countless times this year.
PROS:
- The Robens Pioneer Chair folds down incredibly small, making it easy to transport to the campsite.
CONS:
- Can be a bit fiddly to put together.
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If you know someone that is reluctant to go camping because they'd rather sleep in a proper bed, then check out the Outwell Centuple Sleeping System. It might just be the answer.
★★★★★
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£142.79
We love the Outwell Centuple system. We all want to sleep on it. It gets the GOWTK Thumbs Up award.
PROS:
- The Outwell Centuple system will provide you with a bed-like experience when camping.
CONS:
- You do need a tent big enough to make the most of it.
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Easy Camp has brought out a range of fun sleeping bags designed for kids. We get our hands on one for a closer look.
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£33.99
A great fun option for your kids for summer family camping.
PROS:
- The Easy Camp Kids Image range is a collection of fun sleeping bags designed for kids. Easy to pack away in its stuff sack.
CONS:
- Limited to just the warmer seasons.
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Children getting underfoot in your tent? Consider getting one of these inflatable seats.
★★★★★
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£18.80
A handy seat that the kids love.
PROS:
- A lightweight option to take on those family camping holidays.
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The Zempire Aero TXL is a massive inflatable family tent. We get a closer look and try it out.
★★★★★
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£899.00
PROS:
- The Zempire Aero TXL is a really large family tent. The living space and the built-in porch will give you lots of space for long camping holidays.
CONS:
- None that we found, but I suppose some of the unique design features might not be for everyone.
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Along with many other brands, Coleman too has a range of inflatable tents, which have some interesting features. We check out the Coleman Valdes 6L.
★★★★★
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£1,125.00
PROS:
- The Coleman Valdes 6L has a great layout for a growing family.
CONS:
- You might need to practice securing the pump to the valves and inflating. I found it a bit fiddly. Also, note that your living space is reduced with the 3rd bedroom.
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We test out the Vango Ravello 500 inflatable family tent.
★★★★★
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£376.72
We found the Vango Ravello 500 a great family tent that's ideal for weekend camping. Use the Vango Excel AirBeam awning to add some extra space for longer family camping breaks.
PROS:
- It was nice to have an inflatable family tent that was lightweight and easy to take to the campsite. Pitching is really quick and easy.
CONS:
- This is only really a 5 person if you remove the bedroom divider.
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The Outwell Padres is a new range of Kitchen Table/Storage units that Outwell have introduced in 2016. We put the Padres XL to the test.
★★★★★
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£179.99
Yes, I'm a bit of an Outwell fanboy, but you have to agree that this looks like a great bit of kit.
PROS:
- The Outwell Padres XL looks fantastic, has great storage, can use with a stove and a sink, and is quick and easy to put up.
CONS:
- These are so popular, that a lot of retailers have sold out already.
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Coleman have introduced a camping table with an antimicrobial coating. We check it out.
★★★★★
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£63.91
PROS:
- From the testing we've managed to do, the table still is in good condition despite being outside for six weeks and used regularly.
CONS:
- We found the large version of this table too big to easily transport to the campsite. However, Coleman does make two smaller versions that are more manageable.
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We give the new Outwell Montana 6SA a test. Read this review to see how we got on with it. We also compare this Monty against the other Outwell Montana tents.
★★★★★
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£3.99
We love this tent. It's perfect for those longer camping stays where you want a base and a 'home from home'.
PROS:
- A fantastic holiday tent that has plenty of space, both in the living area and bedrooms.
CONS:
- Despite the usual high quality found with Outwell, I did find some stitching had come undone on the canopy.
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The Robens Wayfarer camping table folds down to a manageable size, is lightweight, and easy to put up too!
★★★★★
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£12.99
We love this table. It has been on every camping trip with us this year, and we've already done quite a few ;-)
PROS:
- A beautiful looking table that is small and lightweight to take to the campsite.
CONS:
- Being a bit larger would seat a bigger family.
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We have a look at the Breezy Bed; a fun way to lounge around at the campsite, at a picnic, or just at home in your garden.
★★★★★
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PROS:
- Lightweight and small to pack for picnics or camping.
- Easy to create a sun lounger or a seat for a couple of you.
CONS:
- Needs a bit of practice to get it to inflate.
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Here's a new item for camping: a duvet that you can wear. Is this a good replacement for the sleeping bag?
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We test out the new Campingaz Party Grill, and cook pizzas on it (of course!). This is a really versatile cooking system that you can use as a grill, hotplate, hob, BBQ, and oven.
★★★★★
£161.93