Inflatable Camping Tents 8-10 Person,129 Square Feets Large Inflatable Camping Tent with Stove Jack,Blow up Tent with Mesh Windows & Pump

Update 9/14 - Just got back from a weekend camping with this tent. It did great. We set up Friday and took down Sunday. No loss of air pressure or strength. Our lows were in the low 60's Fahrenheit. We had a lot of room in the tent. I look forward to camping with it again!Original review - Review based on one quick set up and inspection as we haven't had time (or good enough weather) to go camping yet. I will update if needed once we do get a chance to use it.First impressions are very favorable. The tent does have some weight to it, but that was expected. The floor feels nice and thick for durability. I like that it is a tub-style floor, which will help with keeping water from rain out. Walls and roof also seem durable. Zippers seem to be well made and sewn in. One downside - which I didn't figure it into my review because it was my error in reading the item description - the vertical wall is shorter than I expected. It does seem tall enough to place a cot near it, but my 6' husband can only stand upright in the very middle. I didn't measure it, but I estimate the vertical wall is only about 2.5' tall, so the slope of the roof is pretty steep.Setting it up and Inflating it was very easy. I'm 46 years old and out-of-shape. I timed how long it would take to inflate it with the included hand pump. 7 minutes and 51 seconds. Not bad at all. I will definitely be looking into an electric pump, but the hand pump is very doable. Taking it down was also extremely easy and although I had my husband's help to put the straps on it once it was rolled up, the rest I did on my own.Given that the preview images and featured video review of the tent indicated a/c ports, this tent does not have any. This would have knocked at least one star off the review as that was one of the features I was specifically looking for. I contacted the seller and they very promptly replied back. After verifying I did have the correct tent, they checked their inventory and confirmed that their current inventory does not include a/c ports in the tents. They offered a $50 refund if I wanted to keep the tent, which was processed and received today. A 2 day turnaround from initial contact to processed refund is pretty incredible.I would caution future buyers to be aware that the inventory may have slight variations from the sample images. If in doubt about a feature, I highly recommend reaching out to the seller as they are very responsive.Initially, I'm pleased with the tent and looking forward to camping sometime soon!

If your on the fence about this tent. Just buy it. The quality is great and the materials used are thick. After inflating it feels very sturdy and the air columns don't feel flimsy. Almost like an inflated basketball. Zippers feel medium quality. Not cheap but not super industrial thick. This looks like a clone of the rbm but spending almost 2.5k on one of those tents doesn't make sense for me. Just a casual 2-4 times a year camper. The size of the deflated tent is about the size of a costco yellow bin 27 gal tote. Weighs and feels like a cooler full of ice. Not terrible. It also comes with a manual pump but I would recommend getting an electric one to save on space and to save time during setup. I've seen lower price tents online but the material looks too thin, almost transparent. I feel this tent has a balance between price and material. Id score it a 9/10 given its price point. Things I would change would be is making the skylight windows a bit bigger. They are small compared to the higher end competition

The media could not be loaded. Withstood four days of heavy rain and wind gusts over 45mph! No leaks, no condensation. However two days after that, I awoke to the weight of the roof laying on my back!! Seems it has developed a slow leak, it starts to Sag after one hour and five mins later it's deflated. This has been going on for three days now. I'm homeless, living off grid for past 3 years. I have a 10x6.5 ' similar style tent that I just moved back into. Video shows how it performed in the storm; 2nd photo shows it sagging(the top of both ends have been tied to a tree so it's not completely laying on the ground, last photo is of my old tent, I had to move back into today(2/19 -2/20 ten inches of snow is expected. 2pm now and WOW it's coming down here in Virginia

I received this tent several days ago, and it happened to rain during my weekend camping trip—the included rainfly really came in handy.Setting up the tent wasn't difficult for me, and the rainfly covered the tent completely. However, less than five minutes after setup, the rain started pouring.At first, I was a little worried that my gear might get wet, but after spending nearly a full day and night inside, the tent remained dry and comfortable. We checked the seams around the skylight and actually, no leaks—definitely worth the price.That said, when the wind picked up, the rainfly flapped against the tent. Tightening the guylines helped solve this,That's not a problem.When packing up, the rainfly can also folded neatly and fit back into the original storage bag. Overall, it's reliable for rainy conditions, though I'd recommend adding a anti-moisture pad for extra security during heavy storms.