Inflatable Tent for Camping Blow Up Tents Glamping 4 Season House, Air Tents with Pump, Easy Setup Oxford Cabin House with Double-Layer Mesh Windows & Double Doors

We recently camped using our new inflatable tent. It was very easy to set up. Our first night camping we experienced wind gusts over 60 mph! To my surprise our tent was the only tent to not collapse! Several people in the campground had to leave because the fiberglass rods in their tents snapped in half! I’ve never experienced wind gusts like this while staying in a tent. I highly recommend buying an inflatable tent.

I almost returned this because I used my electric air mattress pump and I couldn’t quite get it to inflate completely. I tried and tried and it just wouldn’t inflate all the way or even stand up. I was pretty disappointed actually and thought it was broken, BUT I had my boyfriend take one final look before I returned it and he filled it about half way up with the electric pump and then switched to the pump that came with the tent and that did the job perfectly! I was actually surprised that the foot pump worked better than my electric pump! It was then very strong and sturdy. Seems really well made and beautiful! Super easy to put up (with the foot pump), but might take two people. There are two holes to fill. Make sure to have one hole shut completely while filling the other! Very easy to take down and folds in the bag provided. It’s not super big, two people could sleep very comfortably, maybe three, but I can stand up no problem and I’m 5’9, and there would still be space for gear. My dog likes it too. (Pic)

I was very skeptical buying this product as it had only ten reviews, but ,after much research, I reluctantly bought it. Using for two nights in temperatures less than 35 degrees F, I would give ten stars out of five if I could on three factors, 1 minute setup, less than 30 seconds to break it down, and held a heater’s temperature pretty well. I wish they made a version that can hold ten people, and I recommend this product to everyone that likes camping.

My first time taking this tent camping, only half of it held air and it ruined my planned camping trip, because I was forced to sleep in my truck.Since I bought it long before my trip, apparently I can’t return it. A blow up tent sure sounded like a great idea, but now that I can’t get it replaced, I wasted $300 of my hard earned money for absolutely nothing. Very dissatisfied!!

Easy setup ( tip check to make sure all the tube connections are tight). Pump works well to pump up the tent, after I found the connections loose on the inside of the tent. Plenty of room on the inside.

Took this blow-up tent on a week-long trip to the mountains, and it felt like a comfy hideaway.The material of the tent lets air in, so I woke up feeling fresh, not sticky like in most tents. The big roof windows let in soft morning sun, lighting up the entire tent.I need to say the bug nets were a lifesaver – I could enjoy my morning coffee and the amazing view without any annoying mosquitoes. Setting up the tent is usually a rush, but with this one, it was quick and easy. On a cold night the spot for a stove pipe turned our tent into a warm, cozy space after our day of walking.As for looks? This tent isn’t just a place to sleep; it’s like a fancy outdoor hotel room. It’s a bit heavy, so I wouldn't take it if I were alone, but for this kind of trip, that didnt matter much. The air tubes of TPU are sturdy and durable. All the inflatable tents of Shinhye are equipped with such upgraded inflatable columns.This tent turned my mountain week into a comfy, fancy getaway, and I couldn't have wished for anything better.

This tent is a really good buy and very roomy. The material is heavy duty and seems put together well. It only took me about three minutes to inflate(once I used the correct inlet), and in the four days I've had it up it hasn't lost any air nor did it leak during a downpour. The only con is that there isn't an outside flap to cover the skylight when not being used and I'm afraid over time it may yellow, harden and crack. Time will tell. All that's left is to let it dry out and pack it away until our first camping trip. Can't wait!

We just got back from taking the shinhye big tent on a test weekend at the lake. Super easy to set up and take down, tons of room for myself, my wife and our 3 hounds. Had at least a half dozen admiring comments about the tent from passersby at the campground. Bella was an elementary age girl who said "It's like a tent living room... no, like a tent house!". We knew this before buying, but just be prepared; this thing weighs 30 pounds. You probably don't want to try packing this in any appreciable distance to a campsite, but man, once it's set up, it's like a portable palace.