CORANI 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

I did much research on these type of tents I gotta say I’m very impressed Still a learning curve for inflating it but it’s very easy I needed something I could handle myself and this is it I was camped on a beach in Lake Ontario with wind It held up great Roomy but will not sleep 8 people but perfect for me and my pup Couple things I would change would be being able to close the window flaps from inside as well Also if the window flaps could be only closed halfway and not all open all the time Great ventilation with all the windows This is a fabulous tent!

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.

I searched for an inflatable tent for months. Decided on this one after watching videos of top inflatable tents. This shouldn't be at the top at all. It is spacious, but like a large walking closet so many a couple to be comfortable it's good. Quick setup, good wind support. Here it goes! Not as tall as it's advertised. I still have to bend over walking around. There are no port holes for the electrical cord, so you leave a gap in a window. The tent windows and doors close from the outside, so if it's raining, you're wet and so is the floor in the tent. After the rain is over you have to go out on the mud and roll them back up, mind you they don't zip all the way around. Bugs get trapped between the tent and screen. When you unzip the screen to go out, the bugs come in. The tie strings are basic, no hooks for grommet holes because it doesn't have grommets. Plain rain fly tied with the stake ropes. Stitch holes all around the bottom. The blue tie downs inside the tent stained the PVC and other parts of the tent. Not very good at keeping dry, it's a mess to clean up if thr windows are not zipped. I let them flap for air but the wind blew water in.

This tent truly is very quick and easy to set up and take down; after a minute or so of using the manual iSUP pump, I just neede to step inside and push the air tubes up to help it take shape. It is sturdy, roomy (for a few people), and good looking. It is tall enough to stand upright in if you aren't more than 68 inches tall. The two interior storage pockets and the clothes line are nice touches. It comes with four impressively heavy duty spikes to secure the four corners of the tent to the ground (and four thin spikes for the guy lines). It was also quite easy to roll up after deflation and fit back inside its carry bag, along with the manual pump. The rain curtains zip open or closed from the outside of the tent, which is good and bad. The good is that these exterior curtains do a better job keeping the rain out than tents with interior rain curtains (which allow rain to come through the exposed mesh screens). The bad is that you have to go outside the tent to lower the curtains if it unexpectedly starts raining or you want privacy. The reason I wound up returning this tent was ventilation. Although the item description claimed "excellent ventilation", I found it inadequate. Being a newbie to tent camping, I was not aware of the value of covered roof vents, which this tent lacks. Roof vents create a chimney effect, drawing hot humid air up and out of the tent. [Hot air rises because it is less dense.] This would allow some ventilation even when the door and window rain curtains are down. Without these vents, muggy air is trapped inside and causes excessive condensation. [Humans breath out considerable water vapor which causes humidity in a closed space.] This problem is made worse by the fact that the door and window rain curtains zip closed from the top down, leaving no way to provide upper level air flow. The item description also includes a picture of the tent in all four seasons and says the TPU material is "suitable for all year round." However, the tent does not have a stove jack and I doubt it is sufficiently heavy duty for harsh winter weather, nor would it be reasonable to expect any tent in this price range to have such capabilities. In summary, I think this tent is a good value for moderately light duty in conditions that allow you to keep the rain curtains rolled up for ventilation.

If you are questioning getting this tent let me just start by saying order now! My husband and I are in our mid-40s and we don't Camp enough to want to own a camper and deal with the maintenance but we camp often enough that we don't want to have the physicality of setting up an old school tent. This is the answer! I will say that the box is pretty heavy so I wouldn't necessarily recommend doing this alone if you aren't used to lifting heavyweight. I can pick it up by myself but I know that in the years to come we will probably have to team lift it into the car. Not a big deal though! Once you open the bag you simply roll out the tent and put it where you want and then you use the pump to Pump It Up. My husband aired this up and under 2 minutes without any issues. The second time we took it out I tried to air it up just so that I could say how easy it was. Note to self you must have the two-way valve closed or you will pump forever before actually making any progress LOL. This was a user error and as soon as I close the two-way valve I too was able to blow up the tent with zero issues using the pump provided. What I'm saying is that the setup of this tent is not only easy it's absolutely crazy easy . Once blown up you can put the steaks in to make sure the wind can't blow your tent away and the steaks provided are very nice heavy duty rebar not cheap junk. This tent is so spacious inside! My husband is 6 ft 1 and has more than ample room to walk around And I being 5'3 Have no problems at all as well period What I really like is how solid the pillars are Once you get this aired up period I'm at the age where I like to hang on to something to put on my shoes And in most tents you wouldn't consider the wall of the tent something stable enough to hang on to But in this tent you can. In my research of tents of a cabin Style most of them are not waterproof right out of the bag you have to use a rain fly or something similar to make sure that it is ready to go in the rain. Here in the Midwest it could rain even when it says it's not going to so this tent being waterproof without any additional steps is a fantastic feature. The zippers work nice and smooth and I very much appreciate all of the windows. I also really like that there are two doors should you want to use them that way. This tent can be used for sleeping or a card room in the rain or many other things because of its size. I highly recommend this tent and will be using it for years to come. Best part? It actually fit back in the bag that it came in! This tent is the best time I've ever owned hands down! Here’s my rating scale for products: 1 Star: Do not buy. This item has serious flaws. I would never under any circumstances use again. 2 Stars: Do not buy. Its usable at best, but you could easily find something better. 3 Stars: Just ok. Buy if you can't find an alternative. Some issues need to be addressed. 4 Stars: Recommend purchase. This item met my expectations. 5 Stars: I love this product and would highly recommend to friends & family. Additional Information: As a Vine reviewer, I know that people depend on these early revies as I to depend on reviews when shopping on Amazon. I fully intend to give honest insights.