Quechua Air Seconds, Inflatable Waterproof Family Camping Tent, 4 Person

I'm a 63 Yr old slightly disabled lady and I brought this tent for ease. I put it up and took down on my own. It was a calm sunny day, how I would manage if windy I'm not so sure to be honest. But I suppose that could apply to any. But as its inflating if the wind got behind it there could be a problem. I personally don't think it's big enough for 4 people unless your very friendly. No bedroom separator. I'm looking for an extension to fit on as if cooking and want to sit away from cooker limited space for 4 people. I've seen better value larger, for less but not airtent. I'd still recommend but not for 4 adults.

Love my new tent but came without the poles to hold up the door, have contact Decathlon but no one got back to me

Love this tent. Air beam makes a huge difference to the amount of time it takes to put up

Tent was excellent. Much bigger than it actually looked. Handled torrential rain with no bother. Can’t comment on the heat factor, we didn’t get any. Took two attempts to get back into bag.

It’s fabulous

Very good the size of the tent is ok but have not accomadate 4 adult ,for 2 is spacious

We have not been camping for 26 years so we decided to buy Quechua Air Seconds 4 XL and it was the best tent for no hassle and when on the campsite it was all up and running in half an hour. For the price I think we couldn't get better value. Like most camping equipment when new it would not go back in its bag but thats the norm with most purchases also we bought an additional ground sheet (footprint) just for added protection. Looking forward to our next camp soon. Thank you Decathlon for assisting our return to camping which we love.

Easy to set up within ten minutes, lovely design me and my children enjoyed camping in ours

This tent is amazing. Got the tent up in 20 mins single handed.(It'll be quicker next time) It survived two downpours with not a drop inside the tent. Deflates in 10 seconds.

Ok so I just got back from summer camp for a week as a leader with my local scout troop. And after the first night in my small trekking tent I reached a conclusion - I want to be able to stand up while I'm putting my clothes on in the morning. So I consulted the interwebs and found this tent. The discount at the time of purchase was an extra bonus. I also bought an air bed and pump. So after a weeks living in it what's my opinion. There's lots for this tent and a few finishing elements would make it perfect. Let's start with what I like. Instructions in clear ikea style are sewn on several sheets in the bag. Erection is simple and in many ways easier than a bendy pole type tent as there's nothing to feed in the fly sheet. Pop in the 4 corner pegs and pump. Pretty easy. I like the standing up, I'm 5'11 and it's a godsend, although the sleeping area tapers down towards the back. There's plenty of ventilation thanks to the opening side mesh window. The opposite side is more fiddly to undo with hooks and rings and only gives a sheet of see through plastic. If it was mesh on both sides it would stay lovely and cool in the summer. And the sleeping area is generous for me, though 4 adults may need a very close relationship to enjoy the nights. Finally confirm this is really waterproof, after being subjected to a torrent of heavy rain for 4 hours while away it remained dry and Cosy. So I said there's a few finishing elements that would make this better. The 2 pockets in the main living area, why is it just 2 when you could easily have 4-5, it would save me having to buy a separate organiser to do the same thing. Including 2 mesh windows as noted above would be great. I had some issues with water by the way in to the tent. Mainly water running off the door while I was trying to get in/out during a rainstorm. I think this may be my putting up the tent not quite right. I found the pegs poor quality, and have upgraded them to a set of hard ground pegs for next time. The tops of the vee pegs fold over when using gentle taps with a mallet, and I suspect this is an area decathlon save money while manufacturing. Next - the valves on the air beams, why aren't they reversible, so the pump can be used to suck the air out? Removing air makes it easier to fit in the bag. The red pump has the option to do this, it just seems like an overlooked design point that should be pretty obvious. Finally the bag, I'm glad it's not skin tight, with room for it to go in easily. But that still leaves me with the pump and hose outside of the bag. Why isn't there room inside the bag for the pump? This seem pretty obvious as design points go, especially when decathlon make the pumps to go with this tent. On the whole I like this tent, and am really pleased with my purchase, but there's obvious places it could be improved at very little manufacturing costs. If you're considering this tent I'd say get it, you won't regret it. I'm looking forward to cub camp next week with.

This is a great tent,so easy to set up.Problem is we bought this one weekend and used it the following weekend and the middle tube wouldn't stay up longer than 20 minutes at a time.So we had to stay in the tent over night even though it kept collapsing.Toke this back the following week to decathlon to which I keep phoning to ask if its repaired and all I get is we haven't had a chance to repair it. Went to decathlon today in Broadstairs to see what was going on and there was 1 guy working on his own absolutely overwhelmed.Now I know why it's not getting fixed. Not happy

We aren’t that great at normal tents so brought this . Literally couldn’t be more simple . We brought 4 single beds from here too and put them all next the eachother. They fit perfectly, very snug with no gaps and loads and loads of room it’s like a super super king bed