I had the fox halo 350 and it was junk. Lasts an hour and after a few sessions the connection between light and battery failed.

With the glasses on. Which always steam up when u first put them on. Either in the winter or with the damp in the airSo, finally in Scotland in the land of legal wild camping, how does it go in a roof tent? Well it’s a bit of a grey area, as many forest carparks are being used under ‘Stay the Night’. The one thing (as with most items) is don’t get drawn in to false economy when it comes to buying outdoor gear. Yes, initially they are cheaper but will they last, will they put up with extreme conditions and will they stand the test of time if its to be mounted on your car for the duration of the year?

Overall this was a great trip and I really could have used the awning room when it was rainy and the noseeums (midges) where out in force. The awning is a spacious room. Keep the doorsdown to create an enclosed weatherproof room, orroll them up to create an airy chill spot.For even more flexibility, use a set of Telescopic Propsto enter “wing mode” to create a massive shelter. The problem with the awning is it will protect you from the weather but not the insects: call the new awning room! That makes the nightcore stand outfor me.. Separate buttons for red and white and the start off at the dimmest..I was impressed for a short period of time until the battery died. Dreadful battery life mine has. Many have complained about it apparently We find the the cargo gives us an extra bedroom when we a using the caravan: 1 child in the front of the caravan and one in the roof tent, he loves it as it has power, he has his own space and it saves setting up a bed in the caravan awning. Another great gadget for overloading: Lifesaver Cube. If not a rainy day means you’ll be holding up inside the roof tent where there isn’t a great deal of space.