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Tesco 6 man tent

Started by Typo-On, November 25, 2011, 05:11:57 PM

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cerbera147

Think that's what they were Rich. I picked my two fleece liners up yesterday  ;D

Wonder why they didn't reduce them in store as well  ???

Spud

Quote from: Rich.H on December 08, 2011, 06:00:16 PM
Just for anyone still after the bags they have dropped the prices again. The mummy microlite is now 4.40, the mummy comfort is 5.20 and the fleece liner is now 2.00. Picked up all three using a tenner of clubcard vouchers and got change from a fiver, can't ask better really.

I got mine delivered yesterday!  :)

whoRya

Quote from: cerbera147 on December 08, 2011, 06:33:00 PM
Think that's what they were Rich. I picked my two fleece liners up yesterday  ;D

Wonder why they didn't reduce them in store as well  ???

When I was picking up my Microlite in the Glengormley store I noticed that they were £10 on the shelves.
"Not all those who wander are lost."

Al Fresco

Tried to buy a few more of the mummy comfort bags for xmas pressies, but alas out of stock now. :(

ChuckMcB

Anyone know what sorta size does the mummy comfort bags go down to?

specimanYak

Here's a photo of the Tesco comfort mummy sleeping bag and fleece liner beside a 2 litre carton of milk for size comparison.

dean1970

so tell me, how crap is the stuff from tesco's?

cerbera147

I sense a loaded question  :o

LandyLiam

Quoteso tell me, how crap is the stuff from tesco's?
the stuff i've got so far is good value for money even at full price, although i didn't buy the tent, just 2 tins of beans and a loaf of bread, i know, you think i've overindulged, but hey, its christmas  :)
think outside, no box required

surfnscenic

Quote from: dean1970 on December 19, 2011, 01:08:17 PM
so tell me, how crap is the stuff from tesco's?

What items have you bought that you feel weren't value for money?  It means others can avoid making the same mistake.
Every carrot has a tunnel at the light end of the stick.

cerbera147

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All the camping gear has gone back up in price again  :(

Quote from: TypoOn on December 19, 2011, 02:10:18 PM
Quote from: dean1970 on December 19, 2011, 01:08:17 PM
so tell me, how crap is the stuff from tesco's?

The value 6p custard powder is a hills dessert winner!! ;D

Asda's 6p custard powder is also quite exceptional  ;D

Paul72

I have to warn you I got this windbreak during the summer and took it back for a refund.  The poles are too flimsy and broke the first time i put it up.  For £3 it's not bad but just be aware!


Quote from: cerbera147 on November 26, 2011, 11:41:41 AM
Quote from: Oisin on November 26, 2011, 11:12:01 AM
Windbreaks are not waterproof. I have learnt this from experience,

http://www.flickr.com/photos/oisin_patenall/5747737445/in/photostream/

This one is 'made of grey polyester tenting material'

No actual waterproof rating but for £3 I thought it was worth a go.

Like this  :)


I'll maybe get it out of the bag later to get a proper look at it.

I wonder if the £25 tent can still be found in store ??? Definitely worth a look if you're passing. Although they're probably cutting way back on camping stuff on the run up to Christmas. What sort of person would go camping at this time of the year??  :o ;D
"Oh my word, I'm far too old " RedLeader

whoRya

I finally got round to putting up the Tesco 6-man tent (or the giant slug as my kids referred to it).  Reckon I need a bigger garden!

I forgot to take a picture of the inside.  Basically the grey centre section is living space with a bedroom on either end.  Looks like a great job for dipping-the-toe-in for a bit of family camping.  When I say "dipping-the-toe-in", I really mean my wife joining the rest of the family.



"Not all those who wander are lost."