Vango Storm Shelter 800 - Orange
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The Vango Storm Shelter 800 is designed for outdoor enthusiasts and is ideal for protecting up to 7 people from harsh weather conditions. Its high visibility and durable construction makes it a crucial piece of kit for anyone venturing into the outdoors, especially in wintry conditions. Note that while it provides excellent protection, users should be aware of the limited space and the need for proper ventilation to manage condensation.
All features
| Colour | Orange |
|---|---|
| Material | Polyester |
| Brand | Vango |
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FAQs
How many people can the shelter accommodate?
The Vango Storm Shelter 800 can accommodate up to 8 people.
Is the shelter waterproof?
Yes, the shelter is waterproof, offering protection from rain and snow.
How do I clean the shelter?
Wipe down the exterior with a damp cloth and allow it to air dry completely before packing.
What is the material of the flysheet?
The flysheet is made from Vango Protex 70 denier polyester.
Does the shelter have ventilation?
Yes, it has flysheet vents with mesh to prevent condensation build-up.
Is it suitable for the Duke of Edinburgh's Award?
Yes, it is DofE Recommended Kit and featured on the DofE Expedition Kit List.
What should I do if the shelter gets damaged?
Inspect the shelter regularly for any damage, and use appropriate repair techniques or seek professional repair if necessary.
Troubleshooting
Water leaking inside the shelter
Ensure the shelter is properly sealed and that all seams are intact. Check for any damage to the flysheet and repair if necessary. Ensure the shelter is properly pegged out.
Condensation build-up
Open the flysheet vents to improve airflow and reduce condensation. Ensure the base drawcord is not too tightly sealed, allowing for some ventilation.
Difficulty setting up the shelter
Practice setting up the shelter before going on an adventure. Review the setup instructions and identify all the components. Ensure you are familiar with all the features and how they function. If you are struggling, consult online videos.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High visibility in adverse conditions for safety.
- Durable and waterproof construction for reliable protection.
- Integrated features to manage condensation and retain heat.
- DofE recommended, suitable for expeditions and outdoor adventures.
- Provides shelter for up to 8 people.
Cons
- Limited space within the shelter.
- Requires proper ventilation to prevent condensation.
- Setup may require practice.
- Not suitable for extremely high wind conditions if not properly secured.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Setup: Unpack the shelter and identify all components. Lay out the flysheet on a flat surface. Assemble any poles, if applicable, and insert them into the designated sleeves or attachment points. Stake the corners to the ground. Use guy ropes to stabilize the shelter and secure it against wind.
- Compatibility: Designed for use with a variety of outdoor equipment. Ensure that all gear is stored inside the shelter. Note that the shelter is designed for people and related gear, and not intended for cooking or open flames inside.
- Care: After use, clean the shelter by wiping down the exterior with a damp cloth. Allow it to air dry completely before packing it away in the integrated stuff sack. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Regularly check for any damage and repair promptly to maintain its effectiveness.