Tents > Hilleberg Tents

Advantages: Lightweight, superior quality, large living space for its class
Disadvantages: None

We have had our Hilleberg Nalo 2 GT since 2002 so feel able to write review of it after several years of use. It has been around the world with us and is every bit as good now as it was on its first use. At the time of buying it, we had never heard of Swedish manufacturer Hilleberg until we were introduced to the Nalo GT at tent show. We were looking for a lightweight tent to replace our North Face starburst and fell in love with the Nalo. The living ...
...and Kerlon 1200 fabric that Hilleberg use for their tents. The fabric is so thin that we wondered whether it would last but it has been superb. Not even a tiny little rip in all its use. Send off for a Hilleberg catalogue (www.hilleberg.se) and they will include a sample of the Kerlon fabric so you can try and tear it for yourself. Impossible! It's a bit fatter (but shorter) when all rolled up that our last tent but this hasn't ever caused a problem. ... Read review

Advantages: Easy pitching, good air circulation, lightweight, DAC poles, internal pockets, reflective guylines, compression sac.
Disadvantages: The mesh door provides good air circulation but some times makes the tent too chilly.

I bought this fantastic tent just for £164.99 (the original price was £249.99) few months ago for two reasons; weight (2.2kg) and fantastic price. I used it several times at the Lakes and once in the mountain Olympos (Greece). Some pros were things like easy pitching, good air circulation, lightweight, fantastic DAC poles, internal pockets to store things like your head torch, reflective guylines (to avoid night accidents), and compression sac. However ...
...but some times that makes the tent too chilly. Once it was so windy and chilly that we finally slept with our heads at the tale of the tent and that had as result a very uncomfortable night. So, in cold weather make sure that you have a good sleeping bag (I recommend a 3-4 seasons bag). Moreover you should buy the ground sheet in order to protect your investment and also buy some extra pegs just in case because the tent is coming with the minimum ... Read review

Advantages: big very BIG
Disadvantages: big very BIG

i origanlly bought this tent for a trip to a german music festival in a car and litle did i realise that this tent would barly fit in the car and we had serious problems with gettin it in but we managed to get it in sharing it out between two cars! now for the real problems we arrived at germany a day later and it was a windy day an it seemed the worse tent ever to put up as it was so heavy but once it was up it seemed to lean to one side thus creatin ...
...plus when it rained the door didnt dseem to shut all the way so a few of us woke up rather wet an angry! but apart from these problems if we didnt have to put the thing up transport it an have bad weather it would be a smashing tent! ... Read review

Advantages: good for memding small holes and tears
Disadvantages: none

...shop and bought myself a Eurohike nylon repair kit. This kit cost me £2.99. The nylon repair kit is in a small clear plastic wallet with a card top which gives instructions for use on it . . I found this pack hanging up on a display rack a hole is punched out of the card top for easy display hanging. I finished the rest of my shopping and went home. After a cup of tea, I looked at the kit and read the instructions. In this kit were 4 different ...
...cream a brown each measuring 15cmx71/2cm. each piece of fabric has a backing paper stuck to it. I read the instructions then got my poor ripped waterproof coat. All I had to do was cut a patch big enough to cover the rip; I cut mine a bit bigger than the rip. Then I peeled of the backing paper and carefully stuck the patch over the rip on the inside of my jacket, although not really necessary I cut another small patch and stuck over the rip on ... Read review

Advantages: easy to put up, quality, size inside, price
Disadvantages: size when stored, no porch.

I already own 2 "normal" tents, but went on a 7 day bike race where i needed to put up and take down the tent 7 days in a row. I splashed out £45 for a "pop-up" tent. The thought of it errecting itself was very appealing!! Sceptical at first, I popped the tent out of it's bag and pegged it down with 4 pegs.....job done......in about 60 seconds. I couldn't believe it could be so easy!!!! Once the tent is up it is like any other, with an inner and ...
...It has vent to help reduce condensation, although some did form, but then i've never been in a tent where there was no condensation!!! The one I have is a 2 man version which accommodates 1 person + luggage with ease and would accommodate 2 people with some luggage. This tent took on some heavy rain and wind in the 7 days i was using it, with ease! My plan was to sell it after my 7 days of using it, but i'm so impressed i'm keeping it. Folding ... Read review