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| Easy to erect | 6.3/10  |
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| Durability | 6.7/10  |
| Value for Money | 8.7/10 |
| Reviewer Rating | 6.3/10 |
| Overall Rating | 7.2/10 |
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Guest.
on 21st May 2008
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We were very happy with this tent for years (about 5) until its groundsheet waterproofing totally failed. I was extremely dissatisfied with the company's response: they tested it and offered to sell me another one at a discounted rate, but let slip that "we usually recommend they are reproofed after a couple of years" - something not mentioned in the care instructions.I won't touch Wild Country/Terra Nova with the proverbial barge pole as a result.A shame, because we were very fond of our Monsoon, before it leaked!
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Review by
Maarten
on 4th Mar 2008
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Best tent till now! Looks friendly from the outsidespacious insidebig opening in frontseems quite durable (used 2 seasons). Its a inner tent first tent, which means that when you are caught in bad weather it takes a while before you and your gear are under a roof.Its a quite tricky tent to put up anyhow because of all the poles crossing and the textile not wanting to cooperate, but once it's standing its a great tent!!!
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Review by
atelford
on 5th Aug 2007
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I have used the Wild Country Monsoon as a base camp for years. It has survived the worst of the lake district weather when fellow campers tents have failed. Despite continual heavy downpours and a force 6 gale it didn't flinch. It even survived a rather boisterous golden retriever, who slept in it for many years. I have camped during Winter in it and it takes a huge snow load and still keeps warm.
It is almost a mountaineering tent, so that means that it will sleep two in relative luxury, three ...
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