Inflatable Tents

Never seen one, dont know how rigid it would be and $1000 little step for me

Just buy a $199.00 tent and add the air filled pillows, should be able to get them manufactured for under $200.00. Or Clark Rubber might have an equivalent product. Goodluck.

Gee Whizz,

For $1100 you can get a 30 sec Oztent, or a Black Wolf Turbo tent, plus some change.
Much better choice IMHO.

Bill.

This looks very similar to a design which was around in the UK about 30 years ago. I hope that they have improved since then, most of them seemed to spring slow leaks and end up pretty well flat by morning!

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yeah, agreed.. end of story LOL

Bretto

I remember when I was a Boy Scout, don't ask me how long ago, we had some inflatable "tents". They were actually ex R.A.F. aero engine covers and had an oval opening each end to fit over the aeroplane. We used to sew a piece of canvas over one end and convert the other end for a door. Unconverted they also used to be used by workman, I use the term workman as workperson did not come into vogue for some years later, when working on underground services. Bloody heavy though.

Seems to me it's a product blown up out of all proportion.

Mike Harding :)

as one of the few Australian inflatable boat builders (3mtrs to 18mtrs) they are common place in big tents as Portable hospitals, aircraft hangers, etc, now some are made well, most are not, most quality inflatable (Air holding) fabric is expensive even if it is for light & small items .One of the problems is most work on high volume low psi & this is effected by temp so pump it up in the middle of the day & at 4am its going to be pretty flat as the volume will drop with the temp. I can,t comment on the one your looking at the site link would not work for me. I have a large inflatable tent that I use at Surf Life saving carnival's but for camping I still use a canvas job. check what it is made from & that it can be repaired
regards Vince