Shoppers race to buy £18 tent perfect for festivals or family camping trips & it's £200 less than North Face's version
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B&M shoppers can pick up the ultimate festival buy ahead of the summer.
Customers can save big time on this three-person tent that's a fraction of the price of the North Face version.
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Whether you have a summer full of festivals lined up or are planning a more laid back family camping trip, this B&M buy may be for you.
It will shield you from the elements and provide a sheltered night's sleep on your outdoor adventure.
B&M is selling the Outdoor Adventure 2-3 Person Camping Tent for just £18.
Shoppers have been advised to hurry if they want to snatch up this deal as stocks are low.
"Gear up for your wildest great escape yet with this outdoor Adventure 2-3 Personal Camping Tent," the product description read.
The bargain tent can fit up to two to three people comfortably, making it ideal for a family trip or sharing with your friends.
A similar buy is listed on the North Face website, but at a significantly higher price.
The Stormbreak 2-Person Tent is currently available for a total of £225.
With a similar capacity allowance, this pricier buy is described as water-resistant, breathable, and lightweight.
Like the B&M buy, it also features a large domed design but has two doors and two twin-zip.
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"The shape allows for an abundance of headroom and high-low ventilation for maximum breathability," the product description read.
"While the fully seam-sealed canopy and floor keep you warm, dry, and ready for a day of adventure."
So whatever kind of outdoor adventure you have planned, a comfy and affordable tent is sure to elevate it.
Meanwhile, Lidl is currently selling an air bed that will also make your camping experience more pleasant.
In fact, the bargain retailer recently launched an entire range of camping gear ahead of the summer.
Festival Essentials
FESTIVAL season is upon us - and if you're a camping first-timer, here's the five items you mustn't forget. Tent
Sleeping bag
Roll mat or air bed
Camping chair
Torch
Remember to compare prices
It is important to remember to always shop around when buying something like this as you might find a cheaper alternative.
Websites like Trolley and Price Spy let you compare thousands of products across different retailers to find the best price.
Price Spy even lets you see how much an item has cost over time, so you can see if the current price is a good deal.
A quick scan on the Google Shopping/Product tab will also bring up how much retailers are selling a certain item for.
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The Outdoor Adventure 2-3 Person Camping Tent is available from B&M for £18
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