After one test night, it seems like a good tent. The inside is suitably spacious and has nice storage pockets and a place in the roof for e.g. a light. The packaging bag is a little weird and awkward for my taste.
Verified buyer


Had Top Gear ever had a section called “a star in a reasonably priced one person tent”, they would probably have steered clear of the Helm 1, as it bears no comical value. It is made to work well without costing a fortune. It has rather nice amounts of space both in the sleeping compartment and vestibule, giving you that extra slice of luxury.
Compact model: thanks to the poles being in shorter sections, the tent only takes 30x17cm of space in your backpack or pannier.
Helm materials are also solid performers. With reliable water protection you can feel safe even when the rain kicks up.
The package contains all needed pegs and guylines.