Very cool!!!! We have the Coleman WeatherMaster 8XL Air and love it also. It just amazes me how you cannot find a good quality large tent with high HH ratings here in the USA. These tents really make camping fun for all. Keep camping guys!!!!!!
@Brandon McFatter that’s awesome I’ve seen that one online as I was researching as well. It is great and I agree you can’t find anything like these here in the USA. Will do!
We too live in south east USA and we really want the Coleman WeatherMaster 8XL. What website did you use for purchase? We cannot find it anywhere and would greatly appreciate your assistance. Thank you!
It was this channel about AC'ing a tent that brought Air Tents into my awareness. Over the summer for my first camping trip I had purchased a Core 11 person tent with the screen porch and loved it accept having to put in the poles so after camping this August I knew then I was going to upgrade to an instant tent. Instead of a typical Ozark, Coleman or Core instant tent, I ended up going with the Outdoor Revolution Camp Star 600 Air Tent purchased at Camping World UK. Got it on sale for $935, original price is $1689 with the side porch for $161 from it's original price of $337. I just received it on Sept. 6th and was able to pitch it by myself. All I need now is an electric air pump which Im going with the mid version of what you have. So thank you for a very informative video!. Im now trying to decide on which AC I want to go with 😁
That’s awesome! Makes me very happy to hear that my videos are helping others such as your self getting the the gear that’s right for you. The Air tents are my favorite tent systems, the price tags might not be for everyone so I’ve been creating some video content with alternatives but if you can afford it I always say go with the Air Tent. The one you choose looks great and especially at that price. I think that’s the right choice going with a level up from the air pump I got. This might be just in time for you, I’m about to release another video with a different style a/c system that I am going to be using for camping, maybe it’ll work for you but it’ll give you some options. Stay tuned!
Aah a ‘typical European’ camping tent. I always find the US tent so weird and not so storm proof. Tunnel tents are the best! We have this type of tent also but a tat larger and it handles wind and rain perfectly.
Great video, watching from the UK. Interesting that you don’t pitch the rear guide ropes just for stability…. We do the front and rear, rain or shine. Just makes the tent sit better. Excellent tent though….
Thank you! Your are absolutely correct when we put the guide lines in the tent sits better there are time when we see or think there will be storms and we set them up otherwise most of the time we don’t set them up. But you are correct on that.
Love the content, look forward to the next one. I just recently purchased the 2023 model Kampa Hayling Air 6 (sadly not all the same bells and whistles as yours). One thing I would like to know is how you keep the tent cool during the day and cool at night during the summer months here in South Florida? We took ours through a test run last night (June 19) and was able to get it to the low 70's in the main tent and mid 70's in the sleeping section at night. During the day I clocked it at 131 at its peak temperature.
Thank you, I appreciate that! In the night times no problem getting it cold. Sometimes to cold but in the day time unfortunately in South Florida it’s to hot to enjoy inside unless your under pure shade. We tend to leave the a/c running all day so that it starts cooling down for when we’re ready for bed but generally we’re up and out early in the am and out till sundown. What helps a lot for us is on those especially hot days/nights is running the A/C and a fan to help circulate the air.
I’m sorry but I miss it when you gave the name of the tent. I’m in the market and would love to purchase one. I’m also interested in purchasing the LED lights, and AC unit. Thanks so much for sharing.
The tent is a Kampa Hayling Air 6. The lights are also kampa lights designed for the tent. And the A/C is a Black and Decker 14,000 BTU portable A/C. amzn.to/49gGLtO
Great walk-through! One thing I was wondering was if there was a solid divider between the sleeping compartments as well as the screen. It would be nice to have the privacy...
Thank you! The tent does not come with one, I’m sure if that’s a extra that you can purchase and add on but I agree if you would like that extra privacy as the current fabric that is currently used is see through. The advantage to that thin divider is that it allows that air the flow easier throughout the sleeping area
Thanks for the video! Because of this I bought the Kampa croyde!! My husband has been camping master so I convinced him to buy this one so I can go camping. I’ve never been camping in my life. We’re traveling to Florida and hopefully it will go smoothly. Hopefully no 🐊 🤞🏻. What ac unit works best for camping? You need to setup affiliate links. I’m over here looking for recommendations!😅
That’s awesome! Happy to hear you found the video useful. I’m sure you’ll love the tent. We use the Black and Decker and it’s worked great for us I’ll attach my affiliate link amzn.to/43E2VTS. Thanks for the support!
We are from central Florida and we do a lot of tent camping and traveling to a lot of state parks. We currently have a core 10x13x7 and we put a giant silver tarp over it and put a 12k BTU portable AC in it, however , like you said, in summer it just plain sucks. We are looking for other tents that are possibly insulated better, or I'm not sure if a popup camper is any better
Yeah unfortunately our summers here are brutal. I’ve been in all kinds of tents and campers including a pop up camper and it is a bit better but when the sun is blasting down on the pop up it because pretty much just as unbearable during the day time. The only real way around that in the summer times here is the traditional hard side rv. We tend to leave our tent camping for the cooler months here and the rv for the rest of the 364 days of the year lol.
This is a pretty cool tent. One issue I have with it is that opening for a cord, it is handy but it could allow bugs to get in unless you could somehow seal it up completely around the cord. It would be nice if the a company that makes quality tents could provide an opening that snuggly fits most cords so there is no opening around it. Love the lights on it!
I didn’t have any known issues with bugs getting in but I did always think about it and tried to get it as snug as possible. But I agree with you, it would be nice for someone to think that out and design it with that in mind
I’m glad you enjoyed! I does not come with any additional rain fly. We’ve experienced several rain storms including heavy storms and never had any issue
If you ever want a proper tent buy a Karsten, they're VERY expensive but they're made of canvas so the material is breathable, 100% waterproof beyond anything else, some are inflatable but you need a compressor so it's like pumping a car tyre up, so once it's up it's SOLID! They cooler in the heat because it's canvas and warmer at night for the same reason. They're better than caravans if you ask me.
I checked them out online after your comment. They look awesome!! They are at the higher price point as you mentioned but at the same time that represents quality. Would love to get my hands on one!! Thanks for the the information. I appreciate it.
Great video and very helpful and informative. I’ve been wanting to do camping with my family but I can’t find a good tent like what you have. May I ask where did you buy your tent? Thank you!
OK, this tent is amazing for summer camping. 👍 Is this a four season camping tent? I.E. Insulated and equipped for a wood stove or othe heat source? Plus, are you able to have a camping cookstove inside the tent?
This tent specifically isn’t really designed for cooking or fire heat source inside to my knowledge. It doesn’t have a dedicated exhaust for the wood stove on the inside of the tent. We have used a electric heater and it worked fantastic but that had no open flames. I’m not sure the manufacturers exact recommendations or specifications around those items. These tents are designed for the uk market so they are used in high winds and colder climates. The fabric is a ticker material then majority of your standard tents sold here in the US and the windows are made of a thick plastic like material which helps hold in heat or cold better but it’s not an insulated tent.
From my personal experience in the tent in some pretty hard storms it held up very well. The tunnel designs are also supposed to be a more wind resistant design in comparison to other shapes. We’ve never had any water leaking issues or anything of that nature. The biggest down fall would be the pack up size and weight, it’s not really the easiest package to move around but with a tent this size and quality it makes up for it.
@@tacltogether Thank you very much, our tent is still good but we are going to be replacing it soon for a much bigger one. Saw this and right away fell in love with it.
@tacl hi. I'm Crystal. I'm interested in purchasing an air beam tent. I live in GA. Where did you get yours from? Did u order from the UK? IF SO HOW MUCH WAS IT TO SHIP? How do you feel about your tent now? I'm really interested. I'm trying to decide but I think I want a single inflation point air tent. What brands would you recommend presently? Have you had to replace any beams? How easy was it for you to get the beams in if you have had to replace any? How hard is it to replace them? How does it hold up to rain? I'm having a hard time finding how to get one to the US. Sorry I know its a lot of questions. Hope to hear from you soon.
The A/C works great and it does a good job of extracting alot of that humidity but with that you need to make sure you have the drain line running properly outside the tent otherwise the internal tray fills up quick and shuts down the unit because it fills up with to much water.
How ecstatic would you be when the campsite next to yours spent an hour "bowing" up their tent followed by an AC running all night long. Ohh yes. Have to love thos quiet nights camping with nothing but the sounds of crickets and your neighbors ac.
Nice. I have been watching air tents for years and finally come to USA. For years, they were in Europe and wouldn't ship to USA. We like to tent camp to get up close to nature for best spots and to have less cargo to carry. Don't like pulling an rv.
@EagleArrow Which website were you able to order these tents? We live in the southeast of USA and I have contacted numerous companies and they do not ship to the US.
The caps have two different openings. There is the big cap which removes completely and that is to deflate. There is a smaller opening on-top of the larger cap and that is to inflate. The air goes in but not out. I’m thinking that might be the issue unless it’s something else.
3 questions please: 1) does the main door to the living room have a zipper on the bottom of the door or is it only velcro? 2) is the screen room floor have seams and is fully enclosed or is the floor only attached by Velcro or no attachment? 3) Do all of the windows have zippers on the top side of the windows or only those 2 little loop latches? My main concern about all 3 of these questions is about bugs entering. I’ve been in the jungle and ants eat through the mesh, and big spiders crawl through tiny gaps. Thanks for answering.
Thank you! The one that’s seen on the front porch is a separate piece from the rest of the foot print it’s only used to for that front area. Unless your referring to the footprint showing somewhere else underneath the tent then yes I agree with you, not sure that slipped my attention while setting up.
I open up the mosquito netting on that side exit then I run the exhaust hose out and close the netting around it. There’s 2 zippers so you can close one zipper on either side of it and essentially seal the inside from the outside, there maybe be a very small opening but it’s not much
How would you compare this to the Wild Country by Terra Nova Zonda 6EP Air ? I see that the Zonda is significantly heavier which I am fine with if it means that it is of better quality. I am new to family camping and looking for something to comfortably sleep 4-5.
I can’t speak much to the Zonda but it does look larger with a larger porch. I personally like the Dometic room setup with a split of 2 rooms versus the 3 rooms I saw in the zonda video. I can tell you that the Dometic is very heavy packed up so if the Zonda is much heavier I would seriously take that into consideration. I have had 6 sleep in the Dometic before and could’ve had more if needed comfortably.
@@tacltogether thanks..because the hand pump is cool and all but your Beat to Death by the time you get to the 5th beams...lol 😂.... mine is the Kampa dometic studland 6....
Lol I agree. I attempted it once in the 1000 degree south Florida weather and then immediately bought the pump lol. Nice, I was looking at that tent as well when purchasing this one.
I have the same tent, we planing to go on summer, did you request for that campground or they give you random?, not sure if all the sites are the same size, wondering if it will fit with the canopy as well
It was a random site. There is a section for tents and another for RVs. Honestly they are all large sites but the the tent site have more gravel space than the RV sites if I recall correctly. I’ve made a couple videos on my channel at the campground different spots and one with the RV you can compare for size perspectives.
When I bought my kampa. I was told by the salesman to put it on a RV spot if you go to a Campground.....And then I ask the park ranger in my area if the Rv pads are all the same size he said they're all the same width but the length goes by the class of the RV example Class A Class B Class C that's where you get length. but The width are all the same. I was concerned about where to put it that's why I asked pretty much the same questions.... but I do have to add this guy's doing this video on these tents he is doing a very good job
They do get better but you will always have some since you are constantly packing it up. Also depends on how you pack it up how much noticable wrinkles you will have.
Moderns backpackers may try to cook outside in cold wind or risk their lives cooking inside without a chimney using their so called 4 season equipment. Usually they are at home waiting for good weather. All over the world there are people who follow their animals living in portable shelters, not one of them cooks outside in the wind. It is impossible for anyone to survive a winter cooking every day out side with so called 4 season equipment. Using a chimney makes camping in any weather a comfortable pleasure. A tarp pitch can be the best 4 season shelter. It has to go tight to the ground on all sides and have a wood stove inside if it is going to be any good in a winter blizzard. Stove and chimney 24 ounces, shelter near 2.5 lbs. The whole outfit cannot weigh more than 5 lbs. if backpackers are going to use it. A 10’x10’ tarp only needs to be pegged on the 4 corners with as many pegs as it takes to be secure in any wind. No grommets are needed. It has cramped space for 3 cooking, lots of space 4 sleeping. The chimney can serve as one of the 40” long corner poles. Sticks that have a small nail driven in both ends (head pinched off). One end stays put on the ground, the other end through a reinforced point exactly in the corner 40” from the edges of the tarp. All sides can be raised forming an umbrella to cool off because of heat from the tiny cookstove or summer sun. This is what 4 season equipment is all about.
Thank you for the detailed information on the setup you find best. This is definitely not a backpacker tent because it is a extremely large package and very heavy and requires several others pieces of equipment. This is more of a tent to take to a campground or area where you can get to it with your rig or vehicle and unload. As far as the chimney for cold whether I agree, I have not personally experienced one myself but can tell you that on cold camps I’ve been freezing out there so having the ability to use that inside your tent would be great for winter camps. Thanks for watching!
I love camping but it is funny that us humans will do all this work so we can live like the old days in nature for a few days except the old days all they had was a blanket and a fire and little food lol
too heavy -- This company did not think about the carry on and maintenance. Should it be lighter and easy set up by one person. I won't by this ad clip.
If I you camp up to camp at night why in bad weather , you would be screwed 😂. But hey if that makes you happy. That’s a horrible tent loud and annoying in a camp site if you are by yourself, that fine but damn no way 😢
A tree branch falls on your tent in a rain storm and breaks or severely damages the tent poles. You’re done. Go home. It’s a tent, not a brick house. Geez. Besides, even a novice camper knows to make sure there are no widow makers overhead.
How ecstatic would you be when the campsite next to yours spent an hour "bowing" up their tent followed by an AC running all night long. Ohh yes. Have to love thos quiet nights camping with nothing but the sounds of crickets and your neighbors ac.
My portable GE AC has self evaporating, no water. They are awesome! Thanks for a great video.
This one has a similar feature but the problem is the high humidity, it’s to much so it has to drain the water. Thanks for watching
Thank you, it's a very nice tent. Enjoy it and keep letting us know more for people who live in Florida and want to camp.😃
Will do!!
Very cool!!!! We have the Coleman WeatherMaster 8XL Air and love it also. It just amazes me how you cannot find a good quality large tent with high HH ratings here in the USA. These tents really make camping fun for all. Keep camping guys!!!!!!
@Brandon McFatter that’s awesome I’ve seen that one online as I was researching as well. It is great and I agree you can’t find anything like these here in the USA. Will do!
Can I ask where you got your Coleman?
Where do I purchase your style tent
We too live in south east USA and we really want the Coleman WeatherMaster 8XL. What website did you use for purchase? We cannot find it anywhere and would greatly appreciate your assistance. Thank you!
The camping world uk website
VERY helpful ! Thanks a lot. This tent is on my short list. Colin UK 🇬🇧
I’m glad I could help!
It was this channel about AC'ing a tent that brought Air Tents into my awareness. Over the summer for my first camping trip I had purchased a Core 11 person tent with the screen porch and loved it accept having to put in the poles so after camping this August I knew then I was going to upgrade to an instant tent. Instead of a typical Ozark, Coleman or Core instant tent, I ended up going with the Outdoor Revolution Camp Star 600 Air Tent purchased at Camping World UK. Got it on sale for $935, original price is $1689 with the side porch for $161 from it's original price of $337. I just received it on Sept. 6th and was able to pitch it by myself. All I need now is an electric air pump which Im going with the mid version of what you have. So thank you for a very informative video!. Im now trying to decide on which AC I want to go with 😁
That’s awesome! Makes me very happy to hear that my videos are helping others such as your self getting the the gear that’s right for you. The Air tents are my favorite tent systems, the price tags might not be for everyone so I’ve been creating some video content with alternatives but if you can afford it I always say go with the Air Tent. The one you choose looks great and especially at that price. I think that’s the right choice going with a level up from the air pump I got. This might be just in time for you, I’m about to release another video with a different style a/c system that I am going to be using for camping, maybe it’ll work for you but it’ll give you some options. Stay tuned!
@@tacltogether I hit that notification bell so I can't wait!
@andavis1870 awesome thanks for the support
Aah a ‘typical European’ camping tent. I always find the US tent so weird and not so storm proof. Tunnel tents are the best! We have this type of tent also but a tat larger and it handles wind and rain perfectly.
Well said. Glad to see others with these styles out there. Enjoy!
Great video, watching from the UK. Interesting that you don’t pitch the rear guide ropes just for stability…. We do the front and rear, rain or shine. Just makes the tent sit better.
Excellent tent though….
Thank you! Your are absolutely correct when we put the guide lines in the tent sits better there are time when we see or think there will be storms and we set them up otherwise most of the time we don’t set them up. But you are correct on that.
Love the content, look forward to the next one. I just recently purchased the 2023 model Kampa Hayling Air 6 (sadly not all the same bells and whistles as yours). One thing I would like to know is how you keep the tent cool during the day and cool at night during the summer months here in South Florida? We took ours through a test run last night (June 19) and was able to get it to the low 70's in the main tent and mid 70's in the sleeping section at night. During the day I clocked it at 131 at its peak temperature.
Thank you, I appreciate that! In the night times no problem getting it cold. Sometimes to cold but in the day time unfortunately in South Florida it’s to hot to enjoy inside unless your under pure shade. We tend to leave the a/c running all day so that it starts cooling down for when we’re ready for bed but generally we’re up and out early in the am and out till sundown. What helps a lot for us is on those especially hot days/nights is running the A/C and a fan to help circulate the air.
Great video thanks for sharing
Thank you!
I’m sorry but I miss it when you gave the name of the tent. I’m in the market and would love to purchase one. I’m also interested in purchasing the LED lights, and AC unit. Thanks so much for sharing.
The tent is a Kampa Hayling Air 6. The lights are also kampa lights designed for the tent. And the A/C is a Black and Decker 14,000 BTU portable A/C.
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Great walk-through! One thing I was wondering was if there was a solid divider between the sleeping compartments as well as the screen. It would be nice to have the privacy...
Thank you! The tent does not come with one, I’m sure if that’s a extra that you can purchase and add on but I agree if you would like that extra privacy as the current fabric that is currently used is see through. The advantage to that thin divider is that it allows that air the flow easier throughout the sleeping area
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Thanks for the video! Because of this I bought the Kampa croyde!! My husband has been camping master so I convinced him to buy this one so I can go camping. I’ve never been camping in my life. We’re traveling to Florida and hopefully it will go smoothly. Hopefully no 🐊 🤞🏻. What ac unit works best for camping? You need to setup affiliate links. I’m over here looking for recommendations!😅
That’s awesome! Happy to hear you found the video useful. I’m sure you’ll love the tent. We use the Black and Decker and it’s worked great for us I’ll attach my affiliate link amzn.to/43E2VTS. Thanks for the support!
How did it go in the tent?
Thank you for the second video. This is what I wanted to know. I am from Florida too. So this 100% awesome
@Steady Shadow glad that you enjoyed and I could help!
We are from central Florida and we do a lot of tent camping and traveling to a lot of state parks. We currently have a core 10x13x7 and we put a giant silver tarp over it and put a 12k BTU portable AC in it, however , like you said, in summer it just plain sucks. We are looking for other tents that are possibly insulated better, or I'm not sure if a popup camper is any better
Yeah unfortunately our summers here are brutal. I’ve been in all kinds of tents and campers including a pop up camper and it is a bit better but when the sun is blasting down on the pop up it because pretty much just as unbearable during the day time. The only real way around that in the summer times here is the traditional hard side rv. We tend to leave our tent camping for the cooler months here and the rv for the rest of the 364 days of the year lol.
@@tacltogether appreciate the reply! Thanks so much
I have the same tent, I'm 6'4 and still have plenty of headroom.
That awesome, very few tents out there can do that!
This is a pretty cool tent. One issue I have with it is that opening for a cord, it is handy but it could allow bugs to get in unless you could somehow seal it up completely around the cord. It would be nice if the a company that makes quality tents could provide an opening that snuggly fits most cords so there is no opening around it. Love the lights on it!
I didn’t have any known issues with bugs getting in but I did always think about it and tried to get it as snug as possible. But I agree with you, it would be nice for someone to think that out and design it with that in mind
beautiful setup, thanks for the walkaround!
Does it come with a rainfly and how does it handle rain?
I’m glad you enjoyed! I does not come with any additional rain fly. We’ve experienced several rain storms including heavy storms and never had any issue
If you ever want a proper tent buy a Karsten, they're VERY expensive but they're made of canvas so the material is breathable, 100% waterproof beyond anything else, some are inflatable but you need a compressor so it's like pumping a car tyre up, so once it's up it's SOLID! They cooler in the heat because it's canvas and warmer at night for the same reason. They're better than caravans if you ask me.
I checked them out online after your comment. They look awesome!! They are at the higher price point as you mentioned but at the same time that represents quality. Would love to get my hands on one!! Thanks for the the information. I appreciate it.
Bro I love ur night camping videos
Thank you! I appreciate the support
Love this! Where can you buy this? I’ve looked everywhere!
I purchased it on the camping world uk website
Great video and very helpful and informative.
I’ve been wanting to do camping with my family but I can’t find a good tent like what you have. May I ask where did you buy your tent?
Thank you!
Thank you. I purchased this video on the camping world uk website
Thank you
OK, this tent is amazing for summer camping. 👍 Is this a four season camping tent? I.E. Insulated and equipped for a wood stove or othe heat source? Plus, are you able to have a camping cookstove inside the tent?
This tent specifically isn’t really designed for cooking or fire heat source inside to my knowledge. It doesn’t have a dedicated exhaust for the wood stove on the inside of the tent. We have used a electric heater and it worked fantastic but that had no open flames. I’m not sure the manufacturers exact recommendations or specifications around those items. These tents are designed for the uk market so they are used in high winds and colder climates. The fabric is a ticker material then majority of your standard tents sold here in the US and the windows are made of a thick plastic like material which helps hold in heat or cold better but it’s not an insulated tent.
Where do you buy this tent?? Awesome
I got this tent on the camping world Uk website. Thank you!
My biggest questions with these type of tents is how well does it do in storms?
From my personal experience in the tent in some pretty hard storms it held up very well. The tunnel designs are also supposed to be a more wind resistant design in comparison to other shapes. We’ve never had any water leaking issues or anything of that nature. The biggest down fall would be the pack up size and weight, it’s not really the easiest package to move around but with a tent this size and quality it makes up for it.
@@tacltogether Thank you very much, our tent is still good but we are going to be replacing it soon for a much bigger one. Saw this and right away fell in love with it.
@Love4allpets that’s awesome! There’s many great options out there. Glad I could help
A rock punctured mine. It was a slow leak we couldn’t find. But that thing deflated like my ego.
Nice tent...I have one I have the Kampa one ....very nice tent. They make Walmart and big box stores Tents look like a joke..
Thanks! Yeah this is a Kampa as well. Yeah definitely night and day in comparison to those other tents.
We run a similar setup air tent from Zempire.
@tacl hi. I'm Crystal. I'm interested in purchasing an air beam tent. I live in GA. Where did you get yours from? Did u order from the UK? IF SO HOW MUCH WAS IT TO SHIP? How do you feel about your tent now? I'm really interested. I'm trying to decide but I think I want a single inflation point air tent. What brands would you recommend presently? Have you had to replace any beams? How easy was it for you to get the beams in if you have had to replace any? How hard is it to replace them? How does it hold up to rain? I'm having a hard time finding how to get one to the US. Sorry I know its a lot of questions. Hope to hear from you soon.
Does the dehumidifier do a good job?
The A/C works great and it does a good job of extracting alot of that humidity but with that you need to make sure you have the drain line running properly outside the tent otherwise the internal tray fills up quick and shuts down the unit because it fills up with to much water.
How ecstatic would you be when the campsite next to yours spent an hour "bowing" up their tent followed by an AC running all night long. Ohh yes. Have to love thos quiet nights camping with nothing but the sounds of crickets and your neighbors ac.
and I'm sure they turn a vacume cleaner on at 2 in the morning just to top all that other stuff off...
Nice. I have been watching air tents for years and finally come to USA. For years, they were in Europe and wouldn't ship to USA.
We like to tent camp to get up close to nature for best spots and to have less cargo to carry. Don't like pulling an rv.
Yes I agree, I love the air tent concept and it’s functionality. They are a bit more bulky but I love it.
@EagleArrow Which website were you able to order these tents? We live in the southeast of USA and I have contacted numerous companies and they do not ship to the US.
I used the camping world uk website for this tent
CN you tell me how you kept the air in the beams after inflation. Every time i inflate mine the air rushes out?
The caps have two different openings. There is the big cap which removes completely and that is to deflate. There is a smaller opening on-top of the larger cap and that is to inflate. The air goes in but not out. I’m thinking that might be the issue unless it’s something else.
3 questions please: 1) does the main door to the living room have a zipper on the bottom of the door or is it only velcro? 2) is the screen room floor have seams and is fully enclosed or is the floor only attached by Velcro or no attachment? 3) Do all of the windows have zippers on the top side of the windows or only those 2 little loop latches? My main concern about all 3 of these questions is about bugs entering. I’ve been in the jungle and ants eat through the mesh, and big spiders crawl through tiny gaps. Thanks for answering.
2 more questions: 1) are the blackout bedrooms all fully removable? 2) How many windows are there total?
1) it’s Velcro
2) attached by Velcro
3) no zippers on the top side only on the sides
4) blackout bedrooms are all removable
5) 6 windows
@@tacltogether much appreciated thanks
Nice tent. The footprint shouldn't be visible though. Rain runs down the tent, hits the footprint, then runs underneath.
Thank you! The one that’s seen on the front porch is a separate piece from the rest of the foot print it’s only used to for that front area. Unless your referring to the footprint showing somewhere else underneath the tent then yes I agree with you, not sure that slipped my attention while setting up.
Is this tent not available in the US or something? I can't find it anywhere
Unfortunately it is not, only in uk
@@tacltogether Share the secret lmao how did you get it
lol I got it a while back on the camping world uk website. But I believe this specific model is discontinued now.
What mattress do you use?
It seems like the specific mattress I use is no longer available. I’ve attached a very similar one that I found on Amazon. amzn.to/4baYUtr
Hi, how much is the tent in Kenya shillings, the one which can accommodate 8 people?
I’m not sure about the cost for you I can tell you I paid in that time about $1200 which was about 3 years ago I believe now
where do u get these tent from? which store, what’s cost?
I purchased on the camping world uk website since they don’t sell it here in the us and it cost me about $1200 at the time
Why wouldn’t you just look online?
How much is this tent?
At the time I purchased it was around $1200 if I’m not mistaken.
WHAT WAS THE COMPRESSOR YOU USED FOR YOUR VID?
This is my affiliate link for the Pump
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The handpump looks must faster@@tacltogether Greetings from Denmark :)
Thanks for watching! I haven’t tested the difference in speed since I usually go straight for the electronic pump.
Inflatable will soften the impact, aluminum will pierce the body so, on can patch and other one goes to hospital.
Well said ✊🏼
So how do you close the hose up for the opening for the air conditioner
I open up the mosquito netting on that side exit then I run the exhaust hose out and close the netting around it. There’s 2 zippers so you can close one zipper on either side of it and essentially seal the inside from the outside, there maybe be a very small opening but it’s not much
@@tacltogether thanks
How would you compare this to the Wild Country by Terra Nova Zonda 6EP Air ? I see that the Zonda is significantly heavier which I am fine with if it means that it is of better quality. I am new to family camping and looking for something to comfortably sleep 4-5.
I can’t speak much to the Zonda but it does look larger with a larger porch. I personally like the Dometic room setup with a split of 2 rooms versus the 3 rooms I saw in the zonda video. I can tell you that the Dometic is very heavy packed up so if the Zonda is much heavier I would seriously take that into consideration. I have had 6 sleep in the Dometic before and could’ve had more if needed comfortably.
Great and informative description of the tent. Good job. How much is that tent?
Thanks! If I recall correctly I believe I paid around $1200 when I got it.
So you're allowed to run your generator all night to keep the AC going?
We run the a/c with the electrical hook up at the campsite.
Where did you buy the tent and the gear that is made for the tent?
I bought it on the camping world uk website
May I ask what pump are you using....?
It’s the Tuomico, I’ve attached my link below to the pump.
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@@tacltogether thanks..because the hand pump is cool and all but your Beat to Death by the time you get to the 5th beams...lol 😂.... mine is the Kampa dometic studland 6....
Lol I agree. I attempted it once in the 1000 degree south Florida weather and then immediately bought the pump lol. Nice, I was looking at that tent as well when purchasing this one.
All that stuff you're hauling around it's just easier to buy a small pop-up
Where were you able to find this?
I got it a couple years back on the camping world uk website
I have the same tent, we planing to go on summer, did you request for that campground or they give you random?, not sure if all the sites are the same size, wondering if it will fit with the canopy as well
It was a random site. There is a section for tents and another for RVs. Honestly they are all large sites but the the tent site have more gravel space than the RV sites if I recall correctly. I’ve made a couple videos on my channel at the campground different spots and one with the RV you can compare for size perspectives.
When I bought my kampa. I was told by the salesman to put it on a RV spot if you go to a Campground.....And then I ask the park ranger in my area if the Rv pads are all the same size he said they're all the same width but the length goes by the class of the RV example Class A Class B Class C that's where you get length. but The width are all the same. I was concerned about where to put it that's why I asked pretty much the same questions.... but I do have to add this guy's doing this video on these tents he is doing a very good job
Where did you buy your tent? Looks like it’s not sold in the US, and I want to be sure we use a reputable site.
I purchased it on the camping world uk website
@@tacltogether they ship to US?
@josh clark yes they do.
how can i get one need this bad
I purchased on the camping world uk website.
Where did you buy your tent from
From the camping world uk website
Do the wrinkles on the windows disappear after time ?
They do get better but you will always have some since you are constantly packing it up. Also depends on how you pack it up how much noticable wrinkles you will have.
What air pump do you use?
It’s a tuomico rechargeable pump
What is the name for this tent
It’s a Dometic kampa hayling Air 6
Moderns backpackers may try to cook outside in cold wind or risk their lives cooking inside without a chimney using their so called 4 season equipment. Usually they are at home waiting for good weather.
All over the world there are people who follow their animals living in portable shelters, not one of them cooks outside in the wind.
It is impossible for anyone to survive a winter cooking every day out side with so called 4 season equipment.
Using a chimney makes camping in any weather a comfortable pleasure.
A tarp pitch can be the best 4 season shelter.
It has to go tight to the ground on all sides and have a wood stove inside if it is going to be any good in a winter blizzard. Stove and chimney 24 ounces, shelter near 2.5 lbs. The whole outfit cannot weigh more than 5 lbs. if backpackers are going to use it.
A 10’x10’ tarp only needs to be pegged on the 4 corners with as many pegs as it takes to be secure in any wind. No grommets are needed. It has cramped space for 3 cooking, lots of space 4 sleeping.
The chimney can serve as one of the 40” long corner poles. Sticks that have a small nail driven in both ends (head pinched off). One end stays put on the ground, the other end through a reinforced point exactly in the corner 40” from the edges of the tarp.
All sides can be raised forming an umbrella to cool off because of heat from the tiny cookstove or summer sun. This is what 4 season equipment is all about.
Thank you for the detailed information on the setup you find best. This is definitely not a backpacker tent because it is a extremely large package and very heavy and requires several others pieces of equipment. This is more of a tent to take to a campground or area where you can get to it with your rig or vehicle and unload. As far as the chimney for cold whether I agree, I have not personally experienced one myself but can tell you that on cold camps I’ve been freezing out there so having the ability to use that inside your tent would be great for winter camps. Thanks for watching!
I love camping but it is funny that us humans will do all this work so we can live like the old days in nature for a few days except the old days all they had was a blanket and a fire and little food lol
too heavy -- This company did not think about the carry on and maintenance. Should it be lighter and easy set up by one person. I won't by this ad clip.
Red Ants ! NO Sir!!!
If I you camp up to camp at night why in bad weather , you would be screwed 😂. But hey if that makes you happy. That’s a horrible tent loud and annoying in a camp site if you are by yourself, that fine but damn no way 😢
I would never buy an inflatable tent
I wouldn’t be pitching a tent on top of rocks
a branch falls. during a rain storm and pops a little hole in the air tent. you are done. go. home.
No you just repair the hole as you would a bike puncture
Comes with patches
Branch falls breaks tent pole same difference. Also don’t camp under trees .
And if your auntie had balls she’d be your uncle .
A tree branch falls on your tent in a rain storm and breaks or severely damages the tent poles. You’re done. Go home. It’s a tent, not a brick house. Geez. Besides, even a novice camper knows to make sure there are no widow makers overhead.
Hahahahaha. 100% ridiculous
Glamping not camping
Oh well….What’s your point?
How ecstatic would you be when the campsite next to yours spent an hour "bowing" up their tent followed by an AC running all night long. Ohh yes. Have to love thos quiet nights camping with nothing but the sounds of crickets and your neighbors ac.
I can hear the crickets over my A/C