I definately rate the quality vs money spent. Very good

Got one when they first came out and rate it almost as good as my hilleberg but if the price comes into it the vango wins hands down! Used it all year round with no problems and v warm in the winter. The only fault I found is that the ties that hold the inner tent sometimes "untie" and get lost but its not really a problem if you carry spare bootlaces. Easy pitching in all weathers and a porch that Hannibal could keep his elephants in.

I've got the Tornado 250 and love it.  Been through some hooligan weather with it in Torridan -and it stood up to the elements no probs.  Easy pitch, even in high winds. 

Havn't used this tent 'outside' but have put it up inside and had a look round. Quality looks to be no problem and the general styling of the tent would give stability in a variety of conditions. The inner doesn't sagg and i don't believe condensation would be a problem. As mentioned by walkingmonkey they porch is big enough to store a large amount of gear making it ideal for either two person backpacking or campsite camping.

My wife and I recently bought this tent to use whilst walking the spey way (65 miles over 5 days) we split the tent between us and it added very little weight to our kit. The tent itself is quick to pitch and the porch is ample ( we stored 2 60 litre rucksacks,waterproofs and boots and could still get in and out). Stood up well to bad weather would definately recommend this tent.