Cost (w/ camo print):
GBP
Weight:
g
Nights used:
Nights
Times replaced:
Replacements
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Watch the setup video
Review
Why the OEX Phoxx 1
After my Ben Nevis attempt in 2015 and returning from travelling around South East Asia in 2016, I developed a newfound love for hiking and wild camping, trouble is, I didn’t have my own tent. I wanted the cheapest, lightest tent I could find and after digging around the internet I discovered the OEX Phoxx 1 on Go Outdoors’ website. At just £50 and only 1.58kg I struggled to find another tent with the specs I was looking for at a lower price. It was an obvious choice, but to be sure I went in-store and took a look at the one they had set up in the showroom. While it’s super small and comparable to a bivvy bag, it was perfect and I decided to try it on my section hikes of the South West Coastal Path over the next year or two.
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Build and quality
How roomy is it?
How did it do in storms?
Packability
Value for money
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Overview
- Durability 80%
- Stability 90%
- Packability 20%
- Headroom 20%
- Value for money 80%
BPros
- Stable in high winds
- Amazing value for money
- Durable
CCons
- Long setup time
- Not seam-sealed as standard
- Heavy for its size
- Not very packable
Specs
Price:
Weight:
From 1580g (15.5oz)
Sleeps:
1 person
Pitch time:
8 – 12 minutes
Seasons:
3
Design:
Aluminium pole
Fly:
Polyester
Inner:
Bug mesh + Polyester
Ground sheet:
PE
Poles:
2x aluminium poles
Pegs:
6 – 16 (6 with inner only)
Vestibules:
1
Doors:
1
Inner dimensions (h, w, l):
70cm x 84cm x 220cm
Fly Hydrostatic Head:
4,000mm
Features
- 1 door
- 1 vestibules
- Door tie outs
- Elastic fly tie outs
- 4 guylines
- Integrated lantern hanging points
- Integrated storage pocket
- Can use inner only
- D-shaped zips
- Front and rear ventilation
- Double-walled
- Integrated guyline adjusters
- Guylines, stakes and dry bag included
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