14.1'x6.5'x9' Inflatable Tents for Camping, Portable 6/8/10 Person Blow Up Air Tent, Waterproof Windproof Easy Setup Large Family Tent with 2 Doors, 6 Windows, Mosquito Screen

This tent is AWESOME.. Setup took about 5min in the dark (including staking) with the provided hand pump, after doing a trial run at home so we had done it once before. It’s bigger and at a better price point than others, we bought it when it was on a discount too.It’s super STURDY. Held up great to the wind, like… ZERO concern.We haven’t used it in the rain. I do play to purchase a huge rainfly even though it’s waterproof, a little extra protection is never bad.It’s HUGE. We used a queen size air mattress, and next time will bring an inflatable couch and table to put in the tent as well. I don’t know if there’s an attachment you can available to connect a 2nd tent, but if so we would definitely buy a second one. Tips:- If you’ve been pumping and it’s tight but not standing up, you just need to adjust how it’s laying in the center and it’ll pop up. Don’t just keep pumping bc you risk over-inflating.- If it’s cold and only 1-2 of you in the tent, bring extra blankets. It’s a really big space so it’s not really going to warm up with body heat. That said, great air circulation with the windows unzipped and it’s an awesome warm weather tent. We plan to get a different inflatable tent with a stove jack for the colder months.- Be careful not to over-inflate, the hand pump will tell you when to stop pumping.- Expect a burst of air to explode out when you open to the nozzle to deflate. Only con - I wish you zip/unzip the windows from the inside, but definitely not a deal breaker with everything else this tent has to offer. Highly recommend.Value for money:GreatSize:14.1’x9’x6.5’Wind resistance:Great

Amazing tent!! I have only taken this out two times since I bought it this year but it had worked phenomenally. It has enough room for me, my wife, and two kids (12 and 4 year old). I want to buy a second one to have just for the kiddos room. Highly recommend this tent if you're looking for an easy setup/tear down camping experience.

Better than I hoped for. The stakes were made of rebar which was impressive. Once it's staked down it goes up easy. My plug in inflator didn't have enough strength, but the one that came with it worked great. Up in a few minutes. The plug comes back off with a vengeance and I screamed and laughed. Deflated in seconds. It was up for a week and I didn't need to add air at all. The strap for the inside was handy for hanging things, too. Only thing I wish was different was having to open the windows from the outside. It's nice to have them at two levels, though. The mesh on them is almost impossible to see through, too. This made set up and pack up so easy.

DO NOT BUY!! U bought in February but didnt set up till July 4 weekend. It's was easy setting up, but it rained and it came in all the seams! I had water dripping on my head and puddles in the tent!I didnt even wanna give it one star but I had to pick at least one to be able to submit!

I wanted a large tent that I could put up more easily than my 8-person Coleman angry octopus tent, and this one succeeded.I used this tent on a recent 4 night camping trip. The tent has a manual pump that isn’t that bad to use truthfully. It has a psi display and you pump to 6 or 8 psi depending on weather temp. For this trip, I used my electric paddle board pump (plugged into the car) that has a psi setting. My only complaint, and the reason this didn’t get 5 stars, is that the pump/tent connection is not a screw connector like paddleboards. It’s just a smooth connection so the pump hose has a tendency to pop off unless held. That can be awkward when you try to do this alone, but I managed. Anyway, it only takes a few minutes to get to 6 psi. Once there or close to it, you must get in the tent to give the middle a boost up. Top it off and you’re done. Probably 5 min all in.It comes with the most impressive stakes I’ve ever seen and a patch kit. It’s very important that you stake the 4 corners before you start blowing up to stabilize the structure as it grows. The air filled supports are rigid and lose very little air over time. On the third day, I put in a couple of pumps for good measure but it really wasn’t sagging. The seams leak when it rains hard but that was as expected. I don’t think it claims to be water proof. And no tent I’ve ever had is. You’ll need a separate tarp if you’ll be in the rain. The walls and roof fabric did not weep. The water beaded and ran off.The ceilings are high and it’s very spacious. I use it for 2 people with 2 twin air mattresses and 2 fold out tables for all the stuff. It has several screened windows that provide good air flow.I think it’s worth the 350ish I paid for it. I hope it lasts a long time.

Great tent and very durable. I took this tent to a local state park with a lake where I stayed with my family for 2 weeks. It lasted all that time and is in about the same condition as when it arrived. Initially, we set it up in a bad location and had to deal with lots of leaks and a little bit of flooding. And by bad location, this was a small area that ended up flooding when it rains and effectively became a small pond. Considering how much water we were sitting in and how few leaks we ended up having, I can say this is a good tent. That the tent actually held up so well while sitting in what was effectively quicksand is a testament to its quality.I went with 4 children and we shared this one tent and had plenty of room to sleep as well as for playing xbox on a small tv we brought with us. I would definitely use the included ties to secure the top corners to nearby trees or stakes in the ground. While wind wasn't a big issue, it did cause a section to collapse in once or twice. After securing the top ties to nearby trees this issue completely vanished. You may have to add in a little more air every 5 days or so as well or the structural integrity does get weak as air naturally dissipates out over time. That's a natural process and I believe it holds up pretty well.