Weight: 1.5kgs
Dimensions: Internal 250cm x 90cm, External 270cm x 170cm
Pack size: 40cm x 15cm x15cm
RRP: £45
Review: The Gelert Solo One Man is a great low-budget option for wild-camping or mountain marathons. Light enough to carry long distances without too much trouble, and whilst billed as a 'lightweight' tent, there are tents on the market that weigh half as much (or less!), but at around 5-10 times the price. As easy to erect as any lightweight one-man, but the advertised 250cm internal length is misleading. After erecting, the internal dimensions are very cosy, good for sleeping but useful for little else. Very tall (or very wide!) campers might find the tent claustrophic, and the internal height is slightly less than some of the more expensive one-man lightweights. As with all one-man tents, getting in and out of the tent can require some flexibility, and therefore is not recommended for those with any kind of mobility issues. However, these flaws are minor and this tent is incredible value for money.
Best bits: Very reasonable price for a good lightweight tent
Worst bits: Can feel cramped inside
Alternatives?: None at this price
RRP: £45
Where to get it cheaper: Click here: £31.44
