Banshee 300, Cactus.

This tent was delivered on 04.12.2014. Provided it is for me as a 1-person tent (yes!) For long bike rides. The classification as a 3-person tent is also totally unrealistic as with other brands. Two people can stay in good, but then the space for luggage already scarce. For an antique skeleton like that can no longer be folded so small me, but it's a 1-man tent ideal.

The build quality makes an excellent impression, even the bag and the bag for poles and pegs are sewn very clean and promise longevity.

The tent is delivered in the bag in two parts: separate indoor and outdoor tent. If you could grasp the construction principle once, the tent can build in a few minutes. It took me for the first time a long time, because the manual is nevertheless very brief, and I even had to einknüpfen the inner tent. The latter now remains in it, and so I can do the construction in max. 10 Mins. The reduction comes quickly, and - oh wonder - after folding and rolling up everything fits together hinged inner tent back in the pack.

The tent was made last weekend on a first, really tough test. I had put it in quite stalwart wind from northwest in a meadow near the northern edge of Langeness. The wind became a storm with gusts up to Force 9 together with heavy showers. The tent did not fly away (the narrow, low side, I had applied in wind direction oriented), I did not have to re-tension, and even after 48 hours there was nothing left to break, and the interior had remained totally dry.

I stayed during the storm once it. The only thing that bothered me a bit was the strong draft in the tent, because the walls of the fly do not quite down to the ground, and the wind whistled through; at lower wind speeds, however, this should not be a problem.