Robens Voyager 2 Trekking Tent 2011 From  £149.99

I chose this tent because it was relatively compact, waterproof and reasonably priced. It did the job pretty well, but I do have a couple of complaints. The fly does - particularly over time - sag between the two poles. Even when all the guide ropes are pulled taught. This often leads moisture seeping in at the top. In extremely heavy rain it isn't quite as waterproof as I hoped. No major leaks - but small amounts of water do seem to seep in. I would recommend it for those seeking a compact and light fair weather tent. And I would recommend purchasing (or making) a footprint for it. My girlfriend and I used it for a cycle tour in France. It was perfect for the job - particularly in France's fair weather summer.