2025 Upgraded Waterproof Inflatable Camping Tent, Large Blow-Up Air Tent, No Assembly Needed Luxury Glamping House, Oxford Fabric

I'm 74, and semiretired, so I want to get back into camping. After months of looking at all the options there are for tents, I decided I wanted something substantial - more of a glamping tent or basecamp. When I saw inflatable tents I did my research and decided maybe they would be a good option. But there are so many choices, and most of the reviews are mixed or just not very helpful. Finally based on materials and ease of setup I bought the 10 x 10 KNUO inflatable tent. I was pretty excited when it arrived, until I lifted it. This tent is HEAVY and a bit unwieldy - about 66 lbs, prompting me to buy a cart to haul it in. Unboxing it however was a treat. It does in a big bag, and has a smaller very strong bag inside holding the tent, pump and stakes. It does not come with anything more than the sketchiest of instructions (inside the bag), but there isn't too much to worry about. I spread the tent out in my backyard, attached the hose to the pump and screwed it into the inflation port, which looked solidly built into the tent. It took about 7 minutes to pump up, lifting and spreading it out until it reached the 7 psi recommended on the pump gauge. I'm a bit lazy and may get a portable inflator but hey, I can use the exercise. With a bit of help it popped up nicely and is absolutely what I wanted. It is gorgeous. The material is the thickest I have ever seen on a tent. I believe the 1600 Oxford cloth claim. it is very nice, feels strong, and the tub floor is great. After a day it was still perfectly inflated, and I didn't want to leave it up. It has a ring set inside so you can string a line up across the length or the tent, or attach to one of the 3 rings. The doors and screens have easy to use holdbacks when you want them open, and the zippers feel very good quality at first glance. I am really excited to take this out boon docking or national park camping. I will report back later with an update on waterproofing and actual use. I seriously love this tent so far - and feel it is a great deal.

So far so good !! I needed a tent I can set up by myself ( 57 yr old women), and this one is perfect!! It is heavier than the normal pole style tent but still easy to set up and take down. I got the 10x10 and it fits my queen air mattress with plenty of room for other stuff. Very solid !!Set it up several times in my yard with no problems. Camping trip is next week, I’ll update if there is any problems but don’t think there will be. I am super happy with the tent!!!

Only gone camping with it once, but it worked great and was easy to setup and take down. The included pump is pretty cheap but functional and inflated it faster than I would have thought. No issues with leaks (air or water). I got the 3 person tent and I think 3 would be pushing it, its a great size for one person though.

This is the model with transparent PVC doors (as opposed to just mesh screens). This is probably better if you want to use the tent in the winter. The air columns are TPU, which holds up better in the cold than PVC air columns. The side windows have mesh for ventilation as well as the 1680D Oxford window covers, but it's nice to have doors you can see out and still stay warm.This tent has three columns per side (total six, most are two per side). This adds weight, but also means it will hold up better with high wind and snow loads. Also, the floor is a heavy coated (waterproof), bathtub style floor. It's pretty durable and waterproof. There is a chimney vent that you can cut to match chimney of your wood stove. There is also an air intake if you have a portable air conditioner.The two storage bags are very nice. One is the same heavy material that is used for the floor of the tent. The other is a lighter, thinner material.Couple downsides- the stitching was not sealed during the manufacturing, meaning rain water entered the tent pretty quickly after it started raining. If you purchase this tent, I recommend you seal up all the seams with Gear Aid Seam Grip TF Tent Fabric Sealer for Waterproofing (available for $12). I did this and eliminated the problem. You will use nearly the entire bottle. This isn't an unusual problem/solution if you've ever camped in the rain. In the description, it mentioned using it in the rain, so I assumed that meant the seams were sealed.. they weren't, but it's an easy fix.The other downside is the air pump only inflates. You can't use it to deflate, which means removing all the air to put it away will be a little more difficult. I will probably look for a rechargeable air pump that can be used to pull all the air out of the columns (deflate) before packing it in the storage bag. This and the unsealed seams are the difference between four stars and five.Finally, it is a heavy tent. Made for rough weather, the heavier material, six air columns, and size (10x10, not 10x7) adds weight. At 60+ pounds, it might take two people to move it. Again, it's made for high wind and snow loads - winter camping and comfort camping (higher ceilings). I had a smaller PVC-four column tent that didn't do as well so I have a little experience here.If you are looking for a durable tent you can use in any weather, at any time of year, with room and comfort in mind, this is a good choice.

Everything's fairly good quality. It looks good. The windows and everything work fine but the problem is the zippers and the clear plastic is kind of cheap so you just really gotta be careful coming in and out especially in colder weather that plastic gets brittle. I probably shouldn't have zipped them up during the winter time. That's the reason why it tore.