Zempire - Aerospeed 4

Very happy with my Zempire Monstabed single so far (in my 50s). It's an inflatable base topped with a 4-inch self-inflating foam pad - same principle as putting a foam pad on top of a cot but it's all one piece. The base under the foam pad has a flatter surface than a cot (good for stomach sleeping) but no storage space underneath. I use a tiny cordless pump to inflate it and normal twin sheets. It needs a tall tent and mine is the Aerospeed 4 inflatable, also by Zempire. It's easy to set up as long as you stake down the corners before inflating (I use a rechargeable air pump for stand-up paddleboards). I'm too new to recommend much else, but my off-brand 2-burner propane stove from Amazon works great.

Zempire Aerospeed series, not cheap but Zempire make quality gear. However, the Aerospeed series isn't freestanding. If you must have a free-standing tent, go for the Pro series. Heimplanet is another one, but that's bloody expensive. I have their discontinued Pronto 4 and can say it's really the best out there.

Have found the Zempire air frame tents to be pretty bomb proof in my experience. I love the Oztents too - can't go wrong with them, but they're pretty long when packed.

The larger Zempire tents have airpoles, which are strong tubes that you pump up with air. I was skeptical myself until I saw one at the campground, and they're brilliant. They are quick to erect and lightweight. The pumping itself part is quick and easy until the last few PSI when you use their high pressure hand pump just to put the extra charge into it. Once that's done, they are rock solid strong.