Vango Waterproof Odyssey 800 Outdoor Tunnel Tent available in Green - 8 Persons

Brilliant tent easy up in no time!! No ground sheet only in sleeping pods so we brought a Vango Stanford 800 ground sheet which fits under nicely!! Also purchased the carpet for the central area, we wanted more storage space as no porch as such so after reading lots of reviews & hunting around we purchased the Vango, AirBeam Excel Universal Side Awning- Tall, Herbal green- NEW (DT) which fits perfectly (as per pic), evidently the standard would be a good fit too but we wanted the larger size (more storage space with 4 kids!!), hope this helps out if your searching for a side awning!!

There are some design flaws with this tent with the lack of sewn in groundsheet in the middle section of the tent, the interlinked groundsheet with the clips attached provided does not work as there is no where to attach it to corresponding hooks on the tent. The other design flaw is the porch, the poles do not sit well on the beam and pull and stretch that part of the tent around the doorway, which is putting strain the door zip as a result these zips won't last. There are no accessories available for example an awning. After calling Vango they said Amazon didn't want any accessories made to go with this tent as this tent was made for Amazon. With all the of the above I would not recommend purchasing this tent, it won't last and its useless without being able to add accessories to it.The only good point is its easy to pitch with the airbeam.

Update! I have to say now after a year this tent is great. Easy to pitch, easy to pack etc. We also bought the standard awning and it’s fine. The lack of sewn in central groundsheet hasn’t bothered us at all. We use a footprint, then the ground sheet provided and a universal carpet. It’s been perfect in sun, rain and wind! Easy to pitch, great space either end for the kids to sleep and us. Built in ground sheets in the sleeping pods, not in the middle. We are very happy with it and we got an excellent price on here too!.

Easy to layout, works well with an older Vango Tigris 800 footprint and carpet. Simple and fast to put up. 12 minutes for me solo - albeit on a sunny day with just a bit of breeze. Slower to put away but dead easy to bring down. It's bigger to bag-up because of the material for the air-poles, but a great tent.

The ground sheet is not sewn in, the Centre is exposed to the grass, only the sleeping compartments are sewn in. Very difficult to pack away as ground sheet contains most of the fabric however this is like trying to package clingfilm. Contacted Vango to ask about best way to pack away however didn’t get a response. Used to camping and packing tents away, this is by far the worst I’ve owned. Really wish I’d paid to have it returned.

Great tent goes up really easily - even the first time we pitched it we had a fully functioning tent within 20 mins.

Great tent. Those complaining about lack of sewn in ground sheet clearly didn't read...as only in the pole version not the inflatable one.Centre ground sheet supplied although fit not world's best does great job.

Item not as described, No sewn in ground sheet, only at the bedrooms was the a ground sheet.I cannot see the point in having a tent like this it would be totally uselss in the british weather. I'Ve sent it back and asking for a refund but beware for return post via the post office at the cheapest rate was £39.64

I bought this tent in February 2018 for around $300 when it had just shown up on Amazon. I thought I got an excellent deal, especially since the price soared soon after to mid $500s and is now over $700. I will say that I have been an avid camper for many years. We had a 2-person EMS tent that we still have and is still great, 15 years later. When we started having children, we moved up to a 4-person LL Bean that we've had for about 8 years, no problems ever. We outgrew that, and really liked the layout of the tunnel tents, especially this Vango, where children could be on one side of the tent with my wife and I on the other side, and some space in between. That is definitely a positive for this tent. Unfortunately, it is about the only positive.After just our second camping trip this summer, we noticed that there were several tears in the fabric where the air beams meet the floor and the stake webbing. It seems like a design flaw - the air beams expand so much that it puts a lot of extra stress on the fabric there. We had a lot of rain that trip too, and since there were several tears, we had several puddles inside the tent living space. We did stay dry in the sleeping areas, so that was at least positive. While I was packing up the tent at the end of that trip, very annoyed that the fabric tore, I was pulling a stake out and saw that the webbing connecting one of the sleeping pods to the tent shell had also torn completely out, leaving holes in the bottom of the sleeping pod. I started inspecting things further and came to find an additional hole in the fabric, not on a seam or any stress point, just a hole that looked as if an ember from a fire had landed on the tent (not ours, because we never had the tent remotely close to any fire). I've uploaded pictures of all these issues.We tried to patch all the numerous holes and went on a third camping trip. It rained heavily and I began to feel water splashing through the tent into the open space in the middle. I never had ANY moisture in either our EMS or LL Bean tents, ever, and we've camped through extremely hard rain storms.On top of all that, I contacted customer support through Vango's webpage, since I was beyond the Amazon return window, and all I got was a computerized, automatic response that said to contact my supplier first. That was two weeks ago and I've still not heard from anyone from Vango. They clearly do not care about their reputation with United States customers.In the end I returned the tent to Amazon for 80% of the cost, according to their return policy. If I had known all this was possible going into purchasing the tent, and had still bought it anyway, I think I could have really babied the tent and kept the fabric from tearing, but that would have required me to not inflate the air beams as much as the directions recommend, not stake things out tight, and therefore everything would be really flabby and just leak more. I certainly would not want to pay anything more than $300 for a tent that has such a propensity to tear and leak so easily.A few other, smaller issues:- The corner stakes bend very easily- The main door doesn't have any screen in it, so it is either open or closed (no ventilation)- The door on the other side has the screen in it, but they zip completely separate, so you have to unzip two doors in order to use the door- The ground sheet is not fully sewn in, so bugs and water can get into the living section (even IF there aren't a bunch of holes in the fabric)I cannot recommend this tent, or Vango as a company, to anyone. The layout and concept is great, but the execution and materials are extremely disappointing. Hopefully some of the better, American tent makers will take notice of the European tunnel tent designs and start making their own. Please do not waste your money on this tent.

The media could not be loaded.  La tenda ha una bella linea e un buon ancoraggio al suolo, si monta facilmente e velocemente con la pompa d'aria in dotazione. La tenda è arrivata da poco e ho voluto montarla per lasciarla volutamente in attesa di un temporale e verificarne il comportamento, purtroppo dai piloni ad aria si infiltra acqua ( non riesco a capire da che punto entra) è incredibile che un marchio come Vango non si sia accorto di un difetto simile e non abbia posto rimedio. Zanzariera presente solo sulla porta principale, manca invece in quella lateraleTestata anche in una giornata ventosa, raffiche a 65km/h e sono sorpreso di come regge bene al vento, questo le fa guadagnare una stella

This is a high quality tent that is well thought out and has a nice convenient design. It is basically two four-man tents connected by a vestibule which is great for large or multiple groups. The large footprint gives a great sense of security and it's tall for people to stand up in.This is a big tent (nearly 22 feet long) and special consideration must be taken if you are looking to embark on this style of camping. This tent is again ideal for large groups and for multiple days of camping at one site. Setup and takedown/pack up is not easy and takes two people at a bare minimum. Two people can setup this tent in about 15 minutes or 10 minutes with experience. The airbeam design is clever and pumping them up with the included hand pump is not terribly difficult. However, ensuring they are all completely deflated when packing up can be a chore. The pump has a deflate nozzle option, but I noticed the airbeams still take on some air when the pump is disconnected and time comes to roll the tent up. The tent includes all necessary stakes. However, there are so many that I normally don't stake down all of the guy lines since they increase the setup/takedown time and are a trip hazard. Weighing nearly 50 pounds, you may consider a rolling cart or wagon if you have to transport this tent more than 20 yards or so. Before you go camping, plan where and how you will hang this tent for when you need to dry it out afterwards. It's a good idea to take photos or make a video of when you unroll the tent for the first time so you know the best way to roll it back up. The instructions are not detailed.The center area does not have a sewn-in groundsheet, but comes with a loose plastic tarp that you can place down. Special consideration would have to be taken if you are looking to have campers sleep in this area since it is a place where bugs and moisture can collect. For me, the biggest negative of this tent is that the center vestibule area does not have good airflow. If the tent is receiving sunlight, this area can get hot making it not a good area to congregate, eat, or relax as intended. I think this is due to the vinyl windows which are not even nice to see through. I would have much preferred screen mesh zippered windows here.I bought this tent for when it was listed at $270. I'm a very happy camper at this price point and I think it was well worth it. For a price over $400...I would look elsewhere. I think you could find something else that sleeps as many, is cheaper, quicker to setup, transport, and more comfortable to relax in. Happy Camping!

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