Classic poled Glawning or GlawningAIR: which should I choose?

The Classic poled Glawning

• Aluminium A-frame and a steel centre pole, all elastically corded.
• Handles high winds and gales better than the AIR, and is often the last tent standing on a campsite.
• Comes as a Double Door or Triple Door, in 4m or 5m.
• Works with reducer poles if you're short of space.

The GlawningAIR

• A single inflatable air tube with three valves, so there are no poles to assemble.
• More usable head height around the edges because the walls are more vertical.
• Six interchangeable wall panels, three doors and three windows.
• More prone to movement in strong gusts, so take extra care in high winds.

What they have in common

• 200gsm waterproof, mildew-resistant polycotton canvas.
• A pre-cut stove hole with a fire-retardant stove jack and Velcro flap.
• 4m tents are 2.5m high in the centre and 5m tents are 3m high.
• Around 15 minutes to pitch for one person, once you've had some practice.

Still undecided?

Give James a call on 01423 787008. He's happy to talk through how and where you camp.