Quechua Inflatable camping tent - AirSeconds 4.2 Polycotton (2 Bedrooms)

Typically priced between €500-€600 depending on retailer
Mid-range for inflatable family tents
More affordable than high-end canvas tents with similar features

Suitable for 4 persons

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Pros
- Super quick setup - inflates in about 15 minutes
- Breathable fabric - polycotton is quieter and more comfortable than plastic
- Roomy design - spacious living area plus 2 private bedrooms
- Great for sleeping - blackout bedrooms and good airflow
- Weather tough - handles wind and rain well
- Easy repairs - replacement parts available from Decathlon
- Lighter than canvas - but still strong and long-lasting
Cons
- Soft tubes - inflatable parts feel squishy, can't replace yourself
- Awkward bedroom doors - might need to climb over sleeping partner
- Noisy zippers - no quiet magnetic doors, can wake others
- Can get damp - fabric might wick water if touched from inside during heavy rain
- Heavier than plastic tents - weighs 18.2 kg
- Tricky packing - needs careful folding to fit back in bag
Specifications
- Sleeps: 4 people comfortably
- Bedrooms: 2 separate rooms, each fits two 70cm mattresses
- Living space: 5.9 square meters
- Height: 1.95 meters - full standing room
- Setup: Inflatable tubes, no poles needed, 15 minutes
- Material: Polycotton blend for breathability and durability
- Features: Double walls, sealed seams, built-in floor, bug nets, window, lantern hooks
- Weight: 18.2 kg
- Packed size: 75 x 37 x 37 cm
- Special tech: Fresh & Black for heat reduction and blackout sleeping
Need to Know
- Pump required: Use Quechua Ultim pump (sold separately)
- Drying crucial: Must air-dry completely before storing to prevent smells
- No washing: Don't wash, dry clean, iron, or bleach the fabric
- Soft ground only: Needs to be staked down properly
- Perfect for: Family camping, festivals, longer stays where comfort matters
- Best users: Campers who want easy setup plus durability and space