Zempire - Pro III V2

I'm a little late to the comments here, but thought I'd share my views. I have a pro 3, and have been using it for a couple of years. It's great, since we have 4 kids and need the space. I've just returned from another trip where it rained, and having the interior space was amazing. That said, I really don't think of them as competing with other tents. I think the best comparison is vs buying a campervan/caravan etc. The zempire tents are bigger, cost less, easier to set up and store, and don't require a 4wd. Other members of our extended family have spent tens of thousands of dollars, only to have less space than we do.

Zempire is mostly great quality gear. The aerospeed looks like has quality issues. The pro would be the minimum range I would pick for air tent from Zempire. Pro III and ProII take up a lot of space on campsite btw. Pro TXL and TL would be the way to go. If you can afford it, Airforce 1 would be my top pick from Zempire as it’s polycotton.

Zempire is mostly great quality gear. The aerospeed looks like has quality issues. The pro would be the minimum range I would pick for air tent from Zempire. Pro III and ProII take up a lot of space on campsite btw. Pro TXL and TL would be the way to go. If you can afford it, Airforce 1 would be my top pick from Zempire as it’s polycotton.

I had a Zempire Pro v2, best tent I’ve ever owned. Amazing just how sturdy it was, only sold it as we got a caravan.

The new aerospeed tents are a bit rubbish quality imo especially when they seem to rip very easily. The pro series is a different beast though and definitely worth considering. Zempire things are usually 10/10 but their aerospeed tents specifically are very poor Edit: see if you can snag a Pronto 10 somewhere too! They were the predecessor to the aerospeed but much better quality and might still be around some places

The Zempire blow-up tent is a great option that I don't think has been mentioned yet. I've got one and can set it up in just over 2 minutes. At 5'2, you'd have no problem standing up across most of the tent (I'm 5'4"). Some other solid choices: • Springbar and Kodiak canvas tents: Incredibly spacious and durable though must be packed dry so be aware of that if you're camping in wet conditions • Nemo Aurora: Replaced the popular Wagontop model, offering good headroom Hope this helps!