Has anyone used one of these.Im looking for something for the times when my comp is gonna struggle, exposed pitches, winter use etc.I was set on getting a TN superlite voyager but on first look at the falcon i'm now not so sure, i'd prefer

% discount is applied at the checkout. Laser Comp comes out at £160, Voyager Superlite at £224.Good luck, hope someone bags a bargain. Brilliant thanks for the heads up, still in stock at 14.30 Likewise.  I ordered a Comp at 23:50 last night, and have

if you leave half of one door just as mesh.Hope that helps. As far as other tents go, if you're primarily solo camping, don't dis-count the voyager. It's plenty big enough for one, and if you only occasionally take an oppo, it'll be fine. The superlite

of replacing with a Semi Geo and Lightwave t0 Trek  which I may replace as the floor space is a bit small so gathering as much info as possible.Cheers,Stephen My TN Voyager Superlite is semi-G, is very roomy, pretty tough, and requires absolutely no skill

Grand Canyon trip, where weight is really important when climbing (interminably) up and out all day long. I have a Voyager superlite - not the very latest version, but mine is only 206cm long inside and I'm 6' tall - I'd prefer at least 215cm inner

, a 12 year old Voyager is still going strong after regular use, and last year I bought the Superlite Voyager when it came out, and it's made with the lightest materials going. I've used it since then without a groundsheet protector and found nothing

#ht_771wt_1201NALLO 2http://imageshack.us/g/515/img1250lf.jpg/ Akto now sold. Any bites at three hundies for the Nallo 2?Just bought a TN Voyager Superlite

Superlite, I'd vote for the Solar 2.2. I bought the Voyager as a compromise, but using it since April/May suggests to me the compromises don't weigh up. It's not a bad tent, but in my opinion:it takes too long to put up for an inner-first tent

toss up between ths TN Laster large and the HillbergeNallo? Any sugestions? if you've got the dosh, get the nallo Matt C - I have a hankering for a voyager superlite, but am a bit unsure about the half-mesh door and and total mesh foot. Have you found

by Mike and others. After sealing, once the sealent is dry - it can still feel 'tacky' so it is worth 'dusting' the seams with talc - this helps stop them sticking together or to the rest of the flysheet once packed away. i have the voyager superlite