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Vango Chinook 300 Tent

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The Chinook 300 Tent is simple to pitch, light and durable.

Vango Chinook 300 Tent

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  • Vango Chinook 300 Floorplan
  • Part of DofE's recommended kit

Details

The Chinook 300 Tent is simple to pitch, light and durable.

Semi-geodesic, cleverly structured alloy poled tent that offers spacious sleeping accommodation and enough headroom to allow you to sit comfortably.

Ideal for walkers and climbers, the Chinook has porch space back and front for storing your gear.

  • Flat pole sleeves.
  • Semi-geodesic construction.
  • Front and rear flysheet doors.
  • Line-Lok guyline runners
  • Inner tent pockets.
  • Multiple reflective points.
  • Rain stop flysheet door.
  • Flysheet door can be opened as a vent.
  • Compression stuffsac.
  • Repair kit included.

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Additional Information

Additional Info Flysheet: Protex SPU 5000 ripstop polyester
Inner: Ripstop polyester inner
Groundsheet: HD nylon 6000
Poles: PowerLite 7001-T6 alloy
Pitching: As one or flysheet first
Capacity: 3
Total Weight: 4.3kg
Packed Size: 50 x 20cm
Pitching Instructions

Flysheet First Pitching

  • Assemble the three poles and lay them on the ground.
  • Open flysheet on ground and position tent in desired direction.
  • Locate black flat external pole sleeves on outside of flysheet and insert poles. The pole sleeve ends are colour matched to the poles.
  • On one side, locate the ends of poles 1 and 2 into corresponding eyelets on pole anchor straps.
  • Push poles into an arch from opposite side and locate the pole ends into corresponding eyelets.
  • Insert the ends of pole 3 into the into corresponding eyelets in on pole anchor straps.
  • Tighten the pole anchor straps and attach the flysheet clips to the poles.
  • Peg out the tent at all 6 corners.
  • Peg down the remaining flysheet pegging points.
  • Peg out all guy lines using alloy Y pegs ensuring that attachment points are evenly tensioned.


Inner Tent (if previously removed)

  • Open out inner tent inside flysheet and position doorways to correspond with the tents porches.
  • Starting from the rear, attach the elasticated hooks on the groundsheet to corresponding rings on the flysheet anchor straps.
  • Suspend the inner by linking the elastic loops to the clips on inside of flysheet.


Inner/Flysheet Combined Pitching

  • The inner tent and flysheet can remain attached when pitching or packing. However, in humid or very wet weather, the underside of the flysheet may be coated with condensation. If this occurs, it may be advisable to detach the inner and pack it separately to avoid the inner tent becoming wet.