I'm also in CO and I use a Quechua inflatable tent to car camp. It works great! Never had a problem with it deflating in the chill. It's up and down in less than 15 minutes by myself, and is about the size of a mansion.
Edit: I should add, I think it doesn't deflate because the poles you're inflating are a lot sturdier, and possibly even insulated? I never bothered to actually research it lol just never had a problem.
I do have an electric pump but it really is faster with the hand pump! Takes maybe 5-6 pumps per beam. The pump that came with it is double action, so I guess it'd be 10-12 pumps? Mine is a different style from this, where the beams are whole and curved over, so the tent is shaped like a cave rather than a cabin. Then it's just stake out the guy lines and done.
Mine is the bigger version of this one.
[https://www.livefortheoutdoors.com/camping/tents/quechua-4-man-inflatable-camping-tent-review/](https://www.livefortheoutdoors.com/camping/tents/quechua-4-man-inflatable-camping-tent-review/)
I have an Airseconds 4.1 tent. I travelled with two people or even alone. It is very comfortable both for two and alone. Maybe sleeping in three is fine, but if it rains you are a bit cramped without a gazebo. As for the Fresh and Black fabric, this summer I had a pitch in the sun and during the hottest hours it was impossible to stay in the tent. Obviously, it is an improvement compared to those without this fabric, but I also recommend it for the excellent resistance and quality of the fabric.
This! I have an AWESOME Decathlon tent that was a gift. It’s small, but I’m only 1 person and 2 dogs. It doesn’t have poles, so you just unclip 4 clips and viola a fully formed tent! It’s so helpful for when you get to camp a little late and the sun is going or gone. I’ve been using mine for 4 years and it has zero wear on it. There are other copycats but they’re not made nearly as well IMO. Mine is also funny blackout, so you can sleep in a bit.
Quechua Air Seconds! It has good head height and are easy to set up. I’ve camped with a Quechua for almost a year now and the blackout bedrooms are amazing for sun protection and sleeping in.
Gelliebeen
