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Outdoor Camping Tents X1 Raid

Crux
X1 Raid

£448.20 (inc Vat)
You save 10%

£878.00 (inc Vat)
You save 12% Outdoor Camping Tents Centre Torii 2P Vaude
Torii 2P

£666.22 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Outdoor Camping Tents Mountain X2 Bomb Crux
X2 Bomb
The Crux X2 Bomb is an incredible tent- with an amazingly robust 50 denier flysheet, it can withstand phenomenally harsh stormy weather.

£583.06 (inc Vat)
You save 10% Outdoor Camping Tents Mountain X1 Assault Crux
X1 Assault
Lightweight backpacking tent that is strong enough for mountain use. Long distance mountain range traverses and backpacks made comfy.

£577.22 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Outdoor Camping Tents Backpacking s20 Sigma Lightwave
s20 Sigma

£551.80 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Outdoor Camping Tents Ultralight-and-Event Lofoten 2 ULW Nordisk
Lofoten 2 ULW
575g 2 person pitch-as-one single pole design. Great for lightweight backpacking, adventure race and mountain marathon use. (500g race weight). Centered short pole at foot end for extra space. 11 x 22 cm pack s...

£534.00 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Outdoor Camping Tents Ultralight-and-Event Telemark 1 ULW Nordisk
Telemark 1 ULW
770g 1 person pitch-as-one single hoop design (carbon pole). 4 short corner carbon poles. Great for lightweight backpacking, adventure race and mountain marathon use. Pack size 12 x 41cm.

£534.00 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Outdoor Camping Tents Ultralight-and-Event Telemark 2.2 LW Nordisk
Telemark 2.2 LW
1010g 2 person pitch-as-one design. With 2 entrances and single porch. An incredibly light option for 2 people. One main aluminium alloy pole and 3 short corner poles. Packed down size 13 x 41cm.

£532.72 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Outdoor Camping Tents Backpacking g30 trek XT Lightwave
g30 trek XT
A spacious 3 person tent suitable for backpacking, trekking and giving 4 season protection year in all but the most adverse weather condtions and is a popular choice for long camping trips. The extended vestibu...

£532.72 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Outdoor Camping Tents Backpacking s15 Sigma Lightwave
s15 Sigma

£516.53 (inc Vat)
You save 10% Outdoor Camping Tents Mountain X1 Strike Crux
X1 Strike
Serious mountain travel and mountaineering tent that works well in difficult conditions for pitching in the harshest of environments.

£516.20 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Outdoor Camping Tents Ultralight-and-Event Lofoten 1 ULW Nordisk
Lofoten 1 ULW
565g 1 person pitch-as-one single pole design. Great for lightweight backpacking, adventure race and mountain marathon use. (490g race weight). Centered short pole at foot end for extra space. 11 x 22cm pack si...

£488.22 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Outdoor Camping Tents Backpacking t20 hyper Lightwave
t20 hyper
The t20 Hyper is a 2 person 4-season wilderness trekking, lightweight and backpacking tent. 2.07Kg

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Tents

For single skinned Gore-Tex tents for use at extreme altitudes and serious base camp tents you will need to check out our Extreme Expedition Tents.

Our range of fell running and adventure racing tents includes the world's lightest tent, the Terra Nova Laser Photon, which weighs an unbelievable 790g, and the extremely popular Lightwave t0 Trek, which is tough enough to be used for backpacking too. There is plenty more from other manufacturers such as VauDe!

Our first love at Up and Under is mountains, and here you'll find some excellent tents for having a sleep on them. The staff favourite is the rock-solid Crux X2 Storm. For those who want a stable tent, but need to keep weight low, try the Lightwave F2 Ultra or the g1 and g2 Ultra. The range also includes contributions from Terra Nova with their various Quasar and Hyperspace options.

If you're not too bothered about weight, and don't expect to camp on mountain tops, have a look at the Vaude Taurus and Campo series or our range of Family, Group and Economy tents.

Most of the catagories on the comparison chart are self explanatory. However;

  1. Desert & Safari suitable tents have a free-standing inner which can be pitched on its own, they also have large areas of mosquito mesh for ventilation.
  2. Ultralightweight tents weigh 1.5kg or less for one person, and 2.5kg or less for two people.
  3. Stability gives an indication of the weather proofness of the tent:
    1. Fairweather lowland camping only,
    2. Year round lowland - some mountain use, and
    3. Mountain tents designed to take the worst the world can throw at them.
  4. Outer first pitching (and inner and outer together) tents mean that the inner stays completely dry when you're forced to pitch in a downpour and so is arguably the best option if you do most of your camping in the U.K.
  5. Inner first pitching tents give maximum strength to weight ratios. The poles are threaded into the inner and the flysheet tightened down over the whole lot. The inner, outer and poles work together as an integeral unit to provide a very stable shelter. Look for tents with continuous pole sleeves as generaly these are so fast to pitch that the inner hardly gets wet at all.

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SALE - Outdoor Research Sale

We have a number of special offers from Outdoor Research that aren't from our normal range so there is something new to get your teeth into during the bleak mid winter. It includes gloves (some heated), hats, dry bags, down jackets, waterproofs, windproofs, softshells and baselayers.
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Rab Retailer Support Program

Rab are helping support their independent retailer partners by providing customers who buy direct from Rab's website with a 5% discount off RRP and in turn they will give 25% of your order value back to your local outdoor shop just by using the code UP 01.
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Rob Smith - Offa's Dyke In One Sitting - A new unsupported FKT

I set out from the official start (or end) of the Offa’s Dyke National Trail in Prestatyn with the intention of running (jogging, hiking and a lot of hobbling) – the 177 miles to the other end of the trail at Sedbury Cliffs, just outside Chepstow. I did finally get there, just over 3 days later, setting what is, for now, a fastest known time for a self-supported completion of the trail.
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