Tent Vango Starav 200 tunnel tent green/yellow with vestibule for luggage

Vango Starav 200 is a tunnel-style two-person camping tent in green and yellow, designed to provide sheltered sleeping space and an integrated vestibule for storing luggage and equipment. Its compact footprint and low weight make it suitable for short outdoor trips where a protected entry and a small covered storage area are required. The tent combines a simple tunnel pole structure with weatherproof fabric and a front vestibule to increase usable covered space without significantly increasing pack size.

Advantages

The tunnel design offers straightforward pitching and good internal usable space relative to weight, while the vestibule provides protected storage for boots, packs and cooking items. The tent fabric and seams are designed to repel light rain and damp, and the low-profile shape reduces wind exposure on open campsites. Its two-person layout balances sleeping comfort and compact transport dimensions, making the tent easy to carry and set up for single-person or duo use.

Suitable for

• Weekend camping trips for two people
• Festival stays where compact sheltered space and storage are needed
• Backpacking or cycle touring when weight and packed size are important
• Short recreational outdoor trips in variable weather conditions

Key specifications

• Type: tunnel-style tent with vestibule
• Capacity: 2 persons
• Color: green and yellow
• Sleeping area: two-person layout with single or double berths
• Entry: front door with covered vestibule for gear
• Construction: pole-supported tunnel design for simple pitching
• Portability: compact packed size suited to backpacking and weekend trips

How to use

Choose a level, debris-free pitch and orient the tent so the vestibule faces away from prevailing wind where possible. Stake out the groundsheet and insert the tunnel poles following the colour-coded or sequential pole sleeves or clips. Raise the tent and tension the guy lines to stabilise the structure. Use the vestibule to store wet or dirty items and keep the sleeping area dry. Ventilate the tent as needed by opening vents or doors to reduce condensation during cooler nights.

Usage recommendations

For improved weather performance, position the tent with its lowest profile to incoming wind and use all supplied pegs and guylines. Regularly check and reseal seam areas if exposed to prolonged wet conditions, and pack the tent dry when possible to prevent mildew. Use a footprint or groundsheet under the tent to protect the floor fabric and extend its service life.