imasu! So here we are. I'm all on the boat set up. I've got the tent loads on the back. So what I'm going to do now is I'm going to go to a campsite so we can get this tent set up and go through the spec on it. So this is the campsite I use quite often. Milay, Cadevan and Camping in Worcestershire. So I love the little campsite. I've been coming here since I was a kid. We still come back here quite often with a family. Now I know the owners quite well so they've allowed me to come back today and use the campsite to make this video of the tent. So what I'm going to do, I'm going to head to the far right of the campsite and there's a lovely little secluded area, right by the edge of the river. So I'm going to use that to get the tent set up so I can go through all the specificals. So this is my preferred tent, the slum it come to. Back down it's got a length of 70 centimeters by 17 centimeters wide and 17 centimeters high. The tent weighs 3.8 kilograms and it comes in a singular bag. All you need to do is release the drawstring at the top. There's two secure adjustable straps. You just release those and then you can pull the drawstring loose. And as you can see from the back it's quite a wide mouth back to get the tenting which makes it ideal. So I'm packing away and getting the tent out. So inside the bag I've got more canopy poles, those are additional to the tent. I've got the canopy cover which goes over the top and then obviously I've got my tent picks. So what I'll do now, I'll just get the tent out of the bag. And this is the tent packed up with its grain sheets and flow sheets all in one. What, let's set the tent up. So all I need to do is just release the tent to strap. Fold the legs out, look on umbrella. Each leg has got like a joint you just snap into place. There's four legs, one for each corner, so snap these down. Keeping the center piece vertical was you doing this. Then all we need to do is just lift the center piece up and it's like an umbrella mechanism. It just snaps into place. Just make sure all the legs are outpoply and then just position the tent where you want to position it. So each corner of the tent has a peg in it and then there's two pegs at the front which pull the porch door forward. As you can see there's two of me here, I managed to clone myself just so I can speed up the process. And then there's one center peg at the back to pull the back of the tent down and then all that's left there and you just to peg your gold ropes. So this is the front porch, what you do is pull the grain sheet with the door and peg it down. Next you can fit the center canopy cover which just loops into where the tent attaches to the frame and what this does, this stops any water gathering around the top center pole and leaking through the tent. So the slum it could to is a two birth tent. It's a three season so you can use it in spring, summer and autumn. I've used a tent in winter in December and it was absolutely fine. The external oight is 120cm, external width, 220cm and external depth is 245cm. So let's just take a look at the exterior of the tent and then I'll go through the specification. The sleeping area height of the tent is 110cm, the width is 200cm and the sleeping area depth is 165cm. The porch is 65cm deep. The frame is an exoskeleton frame so it sits on the edge side of the tent. It's solid 8.5mm jointed 5 glass pole with a flash frame technology. There's a double joint, there's one high up and one lower down. These both fold inwards which are lower legs to fold back on themselves. All seams on the tent are thermobonded tape seal for that extra waterproof security. There are two air vents, one each side of the tent which you can have in the open position or the closed position. What you need to do is just adjust the little valve flow strap. The material itself is 4000mm height just at so that's the waterproofing of the tent. The average tent is 3000mm at the market so this has got that extra layer of security. The unit tent form mosquito net as the grain sheet built into it. It's got a sealing shelf which is ideal for putting keys up there or using to watch the iPad. There is also four pockets on each side of the tent to put items in there you may need. There is also an air vent at the top of the mosquito net. The door has got its own flying net too so you can have that open so it becomes breathable and it zips all the way around. The main canopy door is a double zip with a center window and it's got the rain protected seals over the zip to stop any water entering. Taking a tent down all you need to do is just take the tank set. Remove the top center canopy and then just snap the legs inwards. You can start with the bottom legs. Once those are in you can fold it up and then snap the second higher pole and then the legs will fold. So again it's like a number rather effective. You fold in each leg all the way to the top. And then all you need to do is roll the tent and you can put the strap around it. Once the tent is packed all you need to do is just put it back inside the tent bag, pull the drawer string and then just put your adjusting straps on. Just so we can pack the tent down. And that's the slummy cup too. Now I'm a big fan of this tent. I've used these tent loads for most of the camping. It is a little clip of this was December last year so we even did camping in December just before Christmas. So I think it was a down to about one degrees in the night and the tent was fine. I didn't get any condensation in there. It performed absolutely perfect. The thing a lot with the tent is that it's easy to set up and fast and it's easy to pack it away. So that's the slummy cup too. Flash frame, pitch and pack system. There's three other tents in the range from slummy which is the Inke which is just the Womburth. You've got the goby three, it's been three birth and the Grizzly four which is the four birth. I'll put links below in the video and you never know. We might see you one day on one of our two was camping.