Vango Tacoma 400 Poled Tent Package - Orange

The Tacoma 400 is a 4-person tent featuring Powerflex Fibreglass poles and a vis-a-vis layout. Des...

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The Vango Tacoma 400 is a 4-person poled tent designed for campers who value privacy and a spacious living area. It offers separate sleeping compartments and a central living space, making it ideal for families or groups. A key benefit is its lightweight and compact design without compromising durability, but note that while it is designed for ease of setup, practice pitching it before your trip is always recommended to ensure a smooth experience. Key features include the Dynamic Weave 100™ fabric for durability and the TBSII Tension Band System for added stability in adverse weather.

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MaterialPolyester
ColourOrange
Model Part NumberM009DA800001
BrandVango

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FAQs

What is the waterproof rating?

The tent has a 4,000mm HH waterproof rating.

How many people can the tent accommodate?

The Vango Tacoma 400 can accommodate up to four people.

What kind of poles does the tent use?

The tent uses PowerFlex Fibreglass poles.

Does the tent have a sewn-in groundsheet?

Yes, it has a fully sewn-in groundsheet.

Does the tent come with a carry bag?

Yes, it includes an Easy Pack Carry Bag.

What is the purpose of the TBSII Tension Band System?

The TBSII Tension Band System provides enhanced stability in adverse weather conditions, particularly in strong winds.

What is the benefit of the Diamond Clear Windows?

Diamond Clear Windows maximize natural light and visibility in the living area, creating a bright and open space.

How do I clean the tent?

Clean the tent after use with a soft brush and lukewarm water. Allow the tent to dry completely before storing.

Troubleshooting

Tent leaks during rain.

Check and ensure that all seams are properly sealed. Make sure the tent is pitched correctly and that the guylines are taut. Inspect for any damage to the fabric and repair as necessary.

Difficulty pitching the tent.

Review the setup instructions and practice pitching the tent before your trip. Ensure you're pegging the tent down correctly, and the poles are correctly inserted. If the ground is hard, use stronger pegs.

Condensation inside the tent.

Ensure proper ventilation by opening the vents and doors. Make sure the tent is pitched away from obstructions that could block airflow. Check that the groundsheet is properly installed.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Separate sleeping areas for privacy.
  • Durable and lightweight materials for easy transport.
  • Enhanced ventilation for a comfortable environment.
  • Easy setup with high-visibility corner pegs and pre-angled poles.
  • Excellent waterproofing with a 4,000mm HH rating.

Cons

  • Requires practice for optimal pitching.
  • May be too large for solo campers.
  • Can be affected by strong winds if not properly secured.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Setup: Begin by laying out the tent and identifying the components. Assemble the PowerFlex Fibreglass poles. Insert the poles through the flysheet sleeves. Peg the corners, using the high-visibility orange corner pegs. Ensure the groundsheet is correctly positioned. Attach the inner tents. Utilize the adjustable pegging system to adapt to uneven terrain.
  2. Compatibility: The tent is compatible with optional accessories like king poles for the side door to create a sun canopy. Ensure you have a suitable campsite with enough space for the tent and guylines.
  3. Care: After each use, clean the tent of dirt and debris. Allow the tent to dry completely before packing to prevent mildew. Store in a cool, dry place. Regularly check the tent for any damage and repair as needed. Use a tent cleaning solution for more thorough cleaning.