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An inflatable rooftop tent that uses air columns instead of poles, so there is no frame to assemble and nothing rigid to bend or snap. At 20 kg it is dramatically lighter than a hardshell rooftop tent, which widens the range of vehicles and roof racks it can sit on. Both the outer and the floor are rated between 2000 and 3000 mm, and it is designed as a three-season shelter.
Why Customers Choose This Product
- Air column frame, no poles to assemble
- 20 kg, around 44 lbs
- Outer and floor rated 2000 to 3000 mm
- Build-free setup
- Three-season design
- Sleeps off the ground on the vehicle roof
Product Highlights
Air Instead of Poles
Inflatable air columns take the place of a pole frame. Nothing to thread, nothing to snap in cold weather, and the structure flexes in wind rather than fighting it.
A Fraction of the Weight
Most hardshell rooftop tents run from 50 to 80 kg. At 20 kg this one is far easier to lift onto the roof and much kinder to your rack's load rating.
Build-Free
Inflate it and it takes shape. That is the entire setup, which matters when you are pitching in the dark or the rain.
Rated Top and Bottom
2000 to 3000 mm on both the outer and the floor puts it in the same range as conventional three-season tents.
Specifications
| Type | Inflatable air column rooftop tent |
|---|---|
| Weight | 20 kg (approximately 44.1 lbs) |
| Structure | One bedroom |
| Frame | Inflatable air columns |
| Outer waterproof rating | 2000 to 3000 mm |
| Floor waterproof rating | 2000 to 3000 mm |
| Season rating | 3 season |
| Setup | Build-free, inflate to pitch |
| Recommended age | 14+ |
Ideal For
- Vehicles where a heavy hardshell tent is too much for the roof rack
- Campers who want the quickest possible pitch
- Spring through autumn touring
- Anyone who prefers sleeping off the ground
Important Information
- Open and packed dimensions are not listed in our supplier data. Contact us before ordering and we will confirm whether it suits your vehicle.
- Sleeping capacity is not listed. The structure is described as one bedroom. Ask us before ordering if you need a firm number.
- A pump is not listed as included. Inflatable tents need a suitable high-volume pump, so check with us before ordering.
- A ladder is not listed as included, and a rooftop tent needs one. Contact us to confirm what is supplied.
- Mounting hardware is not listed. Confirm compatibility with your roof bars and your rack's dynamic and static load ratings before ordering.
- Keep the air columns away from sharp edges and sustained heat, and check inflation pressure before each night.
- Deflate and stow the tent before driving, and do not leave it pitched in strong wind.
- Do not use open flames, fuel-burning stoves, or heaters inside the tent.
- Dry the tent completely before packing it away to prevent mould and odours.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does an inflatable rooftop tent work?
Air columns replace the pole frame. You inflate them and the tent takes its shape, with nothing to assemble.
How much does it weigh?
20 kg, about 44 lbs, which is considerably lighter than a hardshell rooftop tent.
Is a pump included?
A pump is not listed in our supplier data. Contact us before ordering and we will confirm.
How big is it?
Dimensions are not listed in our supplier data, so we would rather confirm them for you than guess. Please get in touch.
Is it waterproof?
Both the outer and the floor are rated between 2000 and 3000 mm.
Can I use it in winter?
No, it is rated for three seasons.
What happens if a column is punctured?
Repair details are not listed in our supplier data. Contact us before ordering if you want to know what repair provision comes with it.
Rooftop camping without the weight or the poles. Get in touch if you need the dimensions confirmed for your vehicle, or add it to your cart and inflate your way to camp.
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