Vango backpacking-tents Vango F10 Helium UL Tent

Pros. Roomy for a one person tent. Very light and compact. Tough groundsheet.Cons. Can be flappy in the wind but the internal guying system offsets that to a degree. It has to be pitched exactly. It is too easy to pitch a bit squint. Pegs are a bit meh.I used this for a wild camp in the mountains. Quick to pitch and fitted me, my rucksack and a full size airmat with room to spare. Room to sit up in it and room in the vestibule for boots and stove etc. It packs up ridiculously small and stitching etc shows the quality. Like all silnylon tents it can sag under dampness and different temperatures so a quick check and tighten the guys before bed is advised.All in all it gives tents a few hundred pounds more expensive a run for their money.

I took this tent along with me on a lightweight trek along the Cape Wrath Trail last summer, it survived storms, high wind and thousands of midges!Really good value for the money, I never had an issue with it, the inner rope system gives a lot of freedom to adjust to differing winds, so any storms can be ridden out.

Excellent lightweight tent, takes up very little pack space. Despite the solo hiker being small, it does not feel cramped, at 5'10" I still have a foot to spare and my wide thermarest mat fits perfectly. The height makes sitting up easy too. Haven't had the chance to test it under extreme weather conditions yet but it certainly seems to be a sturdy little tent

Very lightweight, perfect for wild camping. Easy to erect, structure stands up even in windy conditions. Pre angled poles, instead of the traditional hoop design means that the inside is quite spacious. Packs small so doest take up a lot of pack space. All round great piece of kit.

Iona, Assuming you were able to read my positive views in my previous answer, I will add a small caveat. You say you want something for 'stealth camping', this tent has very effective horizontal reflective bands at either end, when pitched. They shine like beacons, if torchlight catches them. This could be avoided by adding a little strip of Gaffer tape over the reflective areas.This is a great little tent for backpacking. Norrie (Linlithgow, Scotland)

Good lightweight tent- with innovative stufsac/compression straps which can attach directly to top of bike rack. Good colour for wild camping and very roomy for solo. Only rained once so far but seems ok. Fabric not completely rigid when up but good outer and inner tent separation. It is lightweight so treat zips with care. Company selling on amazon went the extra mile on service - would recommend.

Great tent but too fragile.I used this tent for less than a week of camping and the internal zip has come apart in a small point.Not a huge problem but I didn't like something like that to happen on a new, expensive tent, so I sent it back and had a full refund.Very light, probably too much!

A well designed, stable tent with the option of entry / exit from either side. However the small end poles do not fit into the sleeves and groundsheet eyelets because the material measurements seem to be wrong. Sadly, having to return the tent. Maybe it's a second?