This is a single skin, (you can buy those big silver ones now) budget tent with sleeping accommodation for two featuring a useful porch area for shelter and/or cooking. The Navaho 2 is ideal for the first-timer who is testing their liking of the camping scene, but also for festival goers, garden sleepovers and cycle/motorcycle campers. The Protex 1000 polyester flysheet has taped seams and will provide a respectable 1000mm hydrostatic head of protection. The frame is made from sturdy fiberglass poles and the tent also comes with two porch poles included. Other features include a double door with a nylon mesh vent door, a roof vent to reduce condensation, and a handled carry bag. The tent is pitched 'as one'. Weight: 1.8kg; Pack Size: 55x12cm; Dimensions: 205x135cm; Height: 100cm; RRP: £40.

Providing an insulative layer between your sleeping bag and the ground (or ditch) and also for the extra bit of padded comfort. RRP: £10.

An economy, 2 season sleeping bag but with bulky loft (Stan has just got a big head) and warmth that contradicts that label. These rectangular bags provide a practical combination of durable exterior, welcoming soft lining, and easy to wash hollow fibre insulation. The specifications of the bags include, Polair Nylon shell fabric, Polair TeryCotton lining, hood with drawcord closure, 2-way zips, zip guard, insulated baffle and stuff sack with carry handle. Weight: 1700g. Measures: 220cm x 80cm. Pack Size: 33x23cm; 250g/m2 fill weight; Minimum temperature for comfort +20°C. RRP: £25