Decathlon Quechua - Air Seconds 6.3 XXL F&B

Always had success with Decathlon tents, unless you need it lightweight. Their Quechua 6.3 F&B is our go to family tent and it held up using seriously heavy weather and is practical. Great price for what you get as well.

Well, I was just wondering if the actual inflatable tents are also good. I have another tent: Quechua Arpenaz 6.3 F&B it's a tad cheaper, but would probably work as well. Might actually go the way of traditionally set up tents and the possibility of quick service.... Thanks!

I love Decathlon Air Seconds tents, but have no experience with the Coleman variants. Air Seconds tents are easy and fast to set up, very durable, and cheap for what they are. Remember that the air tubes are not just cheap plastic bags, but actually are quite sturdy and reinforced with multiple layers of encasing. Most of my friends own them as well. We've been through storms, heatwaves and freezing without issues. I used to have a Family 4.0 XL, but have since upgraded to the 4.2 technical cotton variant. Yes; it comes in a huge heavy suitcase. But sooo good.

I have a Quechua inflatable tent and I love it. Really really good - a bit heavy and you need to take the big pump with you, but super easy and super stable - especially in strong winds.

Decathlon inflatable tente is incredible build and comfort, id go with it

I got this exact one last autumn after being unsure for ages - really glad I got it, it's incredibly easy to set up on my own (even with two young kids "helping") and very stable. I can't speak to it's durability but it feels good quality - the material, particularly for the inflatable columns, feels very thick. The one downside is it's heavy, I wouldn't want to carry it a long way.

Yes! I’ve had my Fresh&Black tent for over three years and I go camping about 30 nights per year. It’s still like new. They’re very cheap, too.

I went with the F&B this year and it was actually too good. It was so dark that when I went to bed at 8am I ended up waking up at 17:00 and missing my favourite sets. Was gutted, will be returning it. 10/10 for sleep, 0/10 for self control

Have had the standard Quechua blackout and it has honestly been great. You aren't roasting at 9am scrambling to get out the tent.  A 3 man for one person will be absolutely fine. We are a couple and have the 3 man and are looking for a slightly bigger tent now (it is doable but theres basically no space if its two people plus bags) and will likely just stick with the same brand just in a bigger size. It isn't super light but to be honest at this stage I'd rather take the better tent that I can actually get a bit of rest in and deal with the carrying than get a lighter non blackout tent I can't stand being in. Worried about the weight of the bigger one but think it will be a better experience!