Inflatable Tents for Camping, 8-12 Person Easy Setup Blow up Tent with Hand Pump, Luxury Glamping Tent with 2-Skylights

I’ve had this tent for 2 weeks. It’s been outside in the environment the entirety of the time experiencing rain and 30mph wind gust. Overall amazing tent, no complaints. Pros: Huge, couch room for activities. The wood stove keeps area super warm when consistently ran. All assembly pieces are super efficient and interchangeable with ease. Genuinely comfortable glamping tent and perfect for families/dogs. Cons: A bit heavy, have to find exact automatic air pump to work otherwise you’ll use manual pump(not terrible but it’s a workout), if gust of wind persist concern that tent may not be stable.

About 183sq ft and roughly 150lbs

Ya bro for both diesel and AC

I think accompanied with a diesel heater it’d be good. I had it in 39 degrees the other night and interior maintained 49-54

I tried looking and never saw anything. I’m thinking about doing some PVC pipes assist in holding it up. Cheap option and i think will do the job with worst case scenario

Ya I see a lot of dudes in Asia using these tents in snow and no problems

I did after the first 2 days as stated. I noticed when it got colder at night the air condensed requiring a pump, but like I said it’s been 2 weeks outside going solid. Passed all the test and is ready for the wild.

I tried a paddle board psi, but took ages. There’s a specific one that pairs with this tent for $60 and gets it up in 4-6min. Manually doing it took me about 7min

Just purchased one and now my Gazelle needs a new home lol

What a time to be alive! Driving up to camp sites and you see someone else with one and they’d give you the nod in validation. Others looked like it was the holy grail of the outdoors! Good times

I bought a Vevor inflatable tent that is directly comparable to RBM and Coody products, made from the same material, in the same factory, etc. I camp year round here in Canada and it’s held up in all kinds of weather. In cold weather I pair it with a diesel heater and a wood stove and in the spring I only run the diesel heater at night when temps drop below 10 degrees Celsius and it retains heat very well. The air beams never require top-ups over multi day trips. The space is great for my wife and my dog. I really have no complaints outside of how heavy it is and how much space the thing takes up in my trunk.