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Coleman Pictor X2

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Manufacturer	Coleman
Product Name	Pictor X2
Price	65

• Colour: Green
• Material: Polyester and Nylon
• Size: L350cm x H103cm x W135cm
• Weight: 3.35kg
• Easy set up tunnel structure
• Ideal for travelling, with an easy storage bag, a lightweight design and wide storage space
• Come with Aluminium 7001-T6 poles for lightweight but very strong and secure support
• Fire retardant coating to prevent fires
• UV Pro and WeatherTec to ensure you're protected from all of natures weather conditions
• Carry bag has a 2 way compression with a wide opening for easy storage
• At a lightweight 3.35kg it's easy to carry with you

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Average user rating from: 1 user(s)

Overall rating:		7.7
Durability:		7.0 (1)
Features:		6.0 (1)
Value for money:		10.0 (1)

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A quick review of my new 'Coleman Pictor X2'

Overall rating:		7.7
Durability:		7.0
Features:		6.0
Value for money:		10.0

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Reviewed by JimboF650
March 26, 2012
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Ordered this tent a while back on the internet (available for a very reasonable price) and used it for the first time at the 'Chilterns Rally'.

Pros...
• Price
• Easy and quick to pitch (see update 2)
• Good size extended porch
• Pack size and weight 3.3kg
• Didn't sag at all
• Best storage bag ever

Cons...
• Doesn't have double zips (so you can't make a window out of the door)
• Not as much height as the sister model 'Phad X2' but enough to sit up in
• Can't imagine it being as stable in bad weather as the Phad which is geodesic design
• Didn't like the supplied pegs so changed for some others I had spare

All in all I like it alot, bought just for motorcycling touring which it seems ideal for.

Update: Used this tent again at the 'Boil Rally' and I'm still very much liking it - although rain can puddle into the porch area when you unzip the door.

Update 2: The tent's not pitching as well as it first did. Really have to pull the flysheet a lot tighter on it's adjustment to keep it close(ish) to the ground. Might have to shorten the poles by half an inch.

Poles shortened (2") pitches so much better!

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