An inflatable tent that uses air beams instead of poles, so pitching is a matter of pumping rather than threading and clipping. It gives 6.3 square metres of floor at 300 by 210 cm, with 200 cm of headroom, which is enough to stand up and get changed in comfortably. The shell is Oxford fabric, a heavier weave than lightweight nylon tents, and it sleeps three to four.
Air beams replace the pole set entirely. Peg out the corners, inflate, and the tent stands up. There is nothing to thread, nothing to snap, and nothing to lose a section of.
200 cm of internal height means most adults can stand upright inside, which changes what a rainy afternoon at camp feels like.
6.3 square metres across a 300 by 210 cm footprint gives three to four people room to sleep with their gear inside rather than in the porch.
Oxford is a tougher, more abrasion-resistant weave than the ultralight nylons used on backpacking tents, better suited to a tent you drive to and leave pitched.
| Type | Inflatable tent, pole-free |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 3 to 4 people |
| Pitched size | 300 x 210 x 200 cm |
| Floor area | 6.3 square metres |
| Fabric | Oxford cloth |
| Style | Starry Sky |
| Included | Tent x1 |
Air beams take the place of poles. You peg out the corners, inflate the beams, and the tent rises into shape.
The supplier data mentions a hand pump but the packing list shows only the tent. Contact us before ordering and we will confirm.
300 by 210 cm of floor, 6.3 square metres, with 200 cm of headroom.
Three to four.
No waterproof rating is given in our supplier data. Get in touch and we will ask for it.
Air beams can usually be repaired, but no repair kit is listed with this tent. Contact us before ordering if you want to know what is available.
A tent that stands itself up and gives you room to stand up too. Get in touch if you need the pump confirmed, or add it to your cart.
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