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This PAKICETUS tent pitches with air instead of poles. Inflate the integrated air columns and they form the support frame, which means no threading, no clipping, and no wrestling with a bag of fibreglass sections in the wind. Four sizes are offered, from a compact single-door model at 12 kg to a 12 square metre group tent, including one with an extended tail that connects to the back of a vehicle. Polyester fabric with reinforced stitching handles sun, wind, and rain, and the whole thing deflates and folds back into a single bag.
Why Customers Choose This Product
- Inflatable air frame, no poles to assemble
- Quick to pitch and quick to pack down
- Four sizes, from single door to 12 m2
- Extended tail model connects to a vehicle
- Thickened polyester with reinforced stitching
- Good shading performance against strong sun
- Packs into a single bag from 12 kg
Product Highlights
Air Instead of Poles
The air columns are the structure. Inflate them and the tent stands up on its own, which turns pitching into one job one person can do rather than a two-person puzzle.
Pick Your Footprint
The basic single-door model suits one or two people travelling light. The upgraded version adds wind and rain performance. The 12 square metre model is built for groups who need room to sit out a wet afternoon indoors.
Connects to Your Vehicle
The 6+6 extended tail model is shaped to meet the back of a vehicle, joining car and tent into one space. For road trips that turns your boot into part of the living area.
Built to Take Weather
Thickened polyester resists tearing and abrasion, and every seam uses reinforced stitching. The fabric is also chosen to hold air pressure properly, which is what keeps an inflatable tent standing firm rather than sagging overnight.
Down and Away Fast
Deflate, fold, done. The smallest model packs to 70 x 36 x 31 cm at 12 kg, so it fits a car boot without taking the whole thing.
Specifications
| Brand | PAKICETUS |
|---|---|
| Type | Inflatable cabin tent, air frame |
| Structure | One bedroom, single layer |
| Fabric | Polyester, thickened, reinforced stitching |
| Colours | Green, Khaki |
| Sizes offered | 3 x 2 x 2 m, 3 x 2.1 x 2 m, 4 x 3 x 2.1 m, and a 12 m2 model |
| Basic model | Packs to 70 x 36 x 31 cm, 12 kg |
| Upgraded model | Packs to 70 x 38 x 31 cm, 13.5 kg |
| Extended tail model | Packs to 70 x 38 x 34 cm, 16.5 kg |
| Large space model | Packs to 77 x 44 x 38 cm, 22 kg |
| Country of manufacture | China |
Ideal For
- Campers who would rather not spend twenty minutes on poles
- Families and groups, depending on the size chosen
- Road trips and vehicle-based camping
- Picnics, field rest stops, and temporary shelter
- Anyone wanting one tent design in several sizes
Important Information
- Sleeping capacity varies by model and the supplier data is inconsistent about exact numbers. Choose by the stated dimensions, and contact us if you want a capacity confirmed before ordering.
- A pump is not listed as included. Check with us before ordering if you need one, and note that an inflatable tent cannot be pitched without one.
- The tent is described as water-resistant. No waterproof rating in millimeters is given, so treat it as suitable for showers rather than sustained heavy rain.
- This is a single-layer tent. Despite the four-season label in the supplier data, single-layer construction is generally better suited to spring through autumn than to winter conditions.
- Check air pressure before settling in for the night and top up if needed. Avoid over-inflating, and keep the air columns away from sharp objects and heat sources.
- Peg out and guy the tent properly. An inflatable tent relies on its anchoring as much as its air pressure in windy conditions.
- Do not use open flames, fuel-burning stoves, or heaters inside the tent.
- Dry the tent completely before folding it away to prevent mold and odors.
- Interior layout, window count, floor details, and repair kit contents are not listed in our supplier data.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does it pitch without poles?
Inflating the integrated air columns forms the support frame. Once they are up, the tent holds its own shape.
Is a pump included?
A pump is not listed in the supplier data. Contact us before ordering if you need one, since the tent cannot be pitched without it.
Which size should I choose?
The single-door models suit one or two people, the extended tail model suits vehicle camping, and the 12 square metre model is for groups. Compare the stated dimensions to be sure.
How heavy is it?
From 12 kg for the basic model up to 22 kg for the large space model.
What does the extended tail model do?
Its tail section is shaped to connect to the rear of a vehicle, joining the car and tent into a single covered space.
Will it hold air overnight?
The airtight design is intended to deflate slowly, but as with any inflatable it is worth checking the pressure and topping up if needed.
How waterproof is it?
It is described as water-resistant, but no rating in millimetres is provided, so we would not rely on it in sustained heavy rain.
What colors are available?
Green and khaki, depending on the model.
Inflate it and it stands. Add it to your cart and get the tent up before the kettle boils.
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