Panda Inflatable Tents for Camping with Stove Jack, Canvas Blow Up, Easy Setup Inflatable Tent, Waterproof Hot Inflatable Outdoor House, Casa de Campaña with Hand Pump

The media could not be loaded. I’m a ground tent kinda guy, but this is a whole new level of tent game I’ve never seen before.We purchased the @hot_tent Panda Air Large inflatable tent because we camp frequently and I got tired of the elaborate setup we had that required way more effort and time to set up than it was worth. This inflatable tent is a game changer in my opinion!Keep in mind this is only initial set up and we will be putting it to the test in a couple weeks out in Joshua Tree where I will be showing you all some more of this tent’s features. Out of the box though I am thoroughly impressed with the build quality. This tent does come with a hefty price tag, but I feel like I definitely got my moneys worth in the quality department alone.This tent sets up in a few minutes and offers a 10x13’ open floor plan. I am 6’5” tall and can stand up in the center and still have a couple inches of headroom. The vinyl columns are extremely well made and this has the quality of commercial bounce house vinyl material to ensure they last a long time and are much more resistant to punctures.The tent also has a stove jack option with internal heat shield so we can have a wood burning stove inside the tent. All of the windows are very well constructed and I also love the additional removable clear plastic windows that allow you to enjoy nature even when the weather isn’t the greatest. There is also a removable clear entry cover that gives you an amazing view if you want to have that open feeling. Once closed up this tent seems like it can take a beating from the elements and the tie down points are robust straps with heavy duty D rings versus thin paracord and a couple stitches through thin material like most tents. Lots of ventilation and breathable materials means it won’t build up condensation like traditional tents either.Overall I think we have a winner here and time will tell with what kind of abuse this tent can take, but rest assured I will make sure it gets put to the test!

I've been a fan of this company for a few years and actually have a couple of their other tents. When I saw they released an inflatable tent, I just couldn't pass it up. I recently took it out for the first time, and it did not disappoint! I was impressed with how quickly it inflated for such a large tent (less than 10 minutes to inflate completely). I was also amazed by how sturdy it was - I was a little afraid it would be flimsy like a bouncy house in the wind, but it proved to be absolutely rock solid. The tan color is great from a thermal standpoint because it keeps the tent a little cooler during the daytime heat (I tested it out in the desert), and the space you get inside is fantastic. As with my other tents from these guys, the build quality is outstanding, too - the stitching is superb, the windows are huge, and it's comfortable for multiple people. It is a BIG tent and is a tad heavy, so roll up your sleeves to maneuver it from the truck to the camp spot, but for me, the amenities and performance of the tent far outweigh its bulkiness. Huge home run!

Got this tent months ago to use in Sturgis. Over the years i have used 4 to 5 different tents, and this one tops them all! I was apprehensive about wether the tubes would stay inflated without having to add air daily like an air matress. 8 days and they stayed just as firm as the day i inflated them. The pictures were taken on day 8. Easy to set up, deflates and stores easily, and no poles to mess with. Handled the wind great. This is a heavy tent, and that is because it is made of heavy material. Did awesome in the rain. I also like the door on each end. Skylite panel is super. I lnow these are pricey, but in the long run well worth it.

my son and i have used this tent 6 times so far. it is large and roomie on the inside. we place 2 twin beds at one end with a nightstand between the beds. we also have a wood stove at the other end. there is still room for chairs and a small table to create a place to set and play games when it rains.the bag that it comes in is slightly under built. it is not the same quality as the tent. i would like to see a better bag one that can handle the weight of the tent.

We set this inflatable tent up in our patio area first time just to make sure we knew how to do it since this is our first inflatable tent. Even though we couldn't stake down the foot print of tent since we were on concrete, it went up very quickly. Can't wait to get to a state park to set it up for a couple of weeks! It has lots of room, 10ft x 13ft. The fabric looks very good and sturdy and is kind of a khaki color. While it does weigh 70 pounds, it fits in its carrying bag and my husband could carry over his shoulder, but he takes one end and I take the other to make it easier to move it. While this is an expensive tent, we plan to use it quite a bit in different types of environments. It does have the set up for a tent stove, which is very nice. The tub floor design will keep out wetness and more. No poles to deal with at all. Very roomy inside. So far this looks like it will be a great tent for us for many years to come.