Koala Coody Inflatable Tents for Camping with Stove Jack, Luxury Camping Tents, Large Canvas Blow Up Tent, Easy Setup Waterproof Glamping Air Casa de Campaña Inflable with Pump

The media could not be loaded. A great tent for camping, very sturdy and super comfortable. Shipping was fast too -- it arrived in under a week.When I first received this tent, I decided to set it up in my backyard for the first time just to see the dimensions and get a feel for the inflation process. The tent seemed very bulky, and to be honest, I was afraid it would be too big for a normal campsite. When we arrived at the actual campsite, however, I realized that my fears were unfounded - it seems that everyone who comes with a family and children (and no RV) has a rather large tent, comparable in size to this one, but usually of significantly less comfortable configuration. Some have low, overhanging walls with rounded edges. Others are overly bulky with large, thick poles, making them inconvenient to store and transport. Needless to say, the mattress arrangement in these other tents is usually less than optimal.This tent has a rectangular shape with almost vertical walls and a pitched roof. No space is wasted, making it the most spacious tent I’ve ever been in and an incredibly comfortable living space. Inflatable mattresses and beds can be placed optimally, without having the walls hang over your head or touch you as you sleep.Importantly, you can move around inside the tent at full height and there is even a place to hang a flashlight/lantern. In our tent we had five people, four mattresses, a cot, a table and still had plenty of room for the rest of our stuff. Another very important point -- the tent doesn't get damp overnight like many others, which certainly adds to the comfort level.Putting up this tent is incredibly easy. In under 10 minutes, two 11-year-olds managed to pump it up fully without overexerting themselves (a good pump is included).The nice, thick canopy that comes with the tent came in very handy on the second night of our stay. It started to rain heavily but we were already asleep and didn’t notice a thing until the morning. The tent was completely dry. Meanwhile, our neighbors' tent was soaked by the downpour and they had to retreat to their car. On the third night it got very cold outside. We simply closed the curtains on the windows and again didn’t notice a thing until the morning – the tent was very warm. All in all, five nights at the campsite, no problems, and only positive emotions.Looking at the dimensions, you might think that this tent is very big and heavy and takes up a lot of space in the trunk of your car. Yes, the tent is heavy, but it's really no heavier than other tents of similar capacity. I was able to load and unload it by myself. I did have some help putting the top up, but I probably could've done it alone. I have a RAV4, which has a decent-sized but not oversized trunk. When folded, the tent only took up about a third of the trunk. I was pleasantly surprised.The tent is made of thick, excellent quality fabric. When inflated, the structure is strong and keeps its shape well even with the canopy on top, and that includes in strong winds. I somehow clumsily stumbled and managed to fall on the tent. The side of the tent simply folded under my weight and when I got up, it sprung right back to its original position. I’m 100% positive that the frame of any conventional tent would’ve snapped under my weight. So I’m very happy I chose this tent and not another.I can offer a couple of recommendations to make life easier:Before setting up the tent, take the time to prepare the site. Remove all small stones, sticks and so on, otherwise it will be very unpleasant to walk barefoot inside the tent. Our campsite was underneath a bunch of tall trees and so, for the entire week, we had a lot of leaves, sticks, and other debris falling on top of the tent. Since the inflated tent is big and tall, it wasn’t easy to shake off all the garbage. After we got home, I put the tent up in my garage to dry it off and clean it. I quickly realized that using a leaf blower (mine is electric, but I think any will do) to clean off the roof is a huge time saver. Next time, I’ll probably bring it with me and also use it to prepare the site. I suppose a brush on a long stick could also work but the leaf blower makes it easy.

This is a legitimately amazing tent that up-leveled our camping trips by a lot! Nice design, spacious interior, and excellent bug protection. The tent offers the perfect blend of convenience and comfort, almost like having your own cozy cabin in the woods.One of the standout features of this tent is its impressive size. Equipped with a convenient curtain, it cleverly divides the space into two rooms. This feature provides a sense of privacy and ensures efficient organization of your belongings.It is pretty unbelievable how easy it is to set it up and disassemble after camping. You simply inflate the thing, and it becomes a house, very sturdy and well-built. While the tent itself may be slightly bulky, mastering the art of packing it back into its bag is simply a matter of skill.The air tubes are made from PVC and seem strong - no signs of deflation at night. That was the area of most of my concern for an expensive tent, but it works just perfectly!This tent is just awesome! I recommend it to anyone who wants to make their camping trips more convenient and get a proper glamping experience.P.S. The package was delivered way faster than I expected; it took a few days tops.

I recently used the Octopus Inflatable Tent on a family camping trip, and it was fantastic! Setting up was incredibly quick and easy, thanks to the efficient pump. The tent's two spacious bedrooms offered plenty of room and comfort, making it feel like a home away from home.Durability was impressive—high-quality materials and excellent waterproofing kept me dry during a rain shower. The ventilation system ensured great airflow, preventing stuffiness. Despite its size, the tent packs down compactly for easy transport.Overall, the RBM Inflatable Tent made my camping experience effortless and enjoyable. Highly recommend for anyone looking to upgrade their outdoor adventures!

I did a lot of research trying to find out which tent was the best blowup tent so I chose this one the koala air tent seven. It comes with a hand pump, but I highly recommend to buy a rechargeable air pump. That’s what I did and it took about eight minutes for it to blow it up. The ease of setting up the tent surpassed by expectations.My wife and I went to Lake Thunderbird State Park for our first trip and we had a blast. We are going to go once a month to different state parks and I am looking forward to try it at the end of November when we go because it will be cold enough for me to set up my stove. I highly recommend this tent.

Though it is a bit drafty. We love it. Can stand up inside, easy to set up. With the wood burning stove inside, it's super warm.

The media could not be loaded. Beautiful and cozy tent. Beautiful and spacious. I just love it. I recommend this tent.

We inflated the tent before our week-long camping trip to ensure that everything was in proper working condition, and it appears to be functioning exceptionally well thus far.

Our Koala 7 just survived a 53 mph storm that came across our lake. I would say that it is important to use at least 18 inch ground anchors on all four corners.

Liked the ease of setup, look and overall feel. Nice versatility. I will post more once I receive and set up the Caminus M stove that goes with it and we get cooler fall temperatures. We use it a Glamping option at our fly in fishing camp. Tested as a 3 season hot tent. Canvas is not a thick as our duck canvas tents so I do not envision using it during our harsh winter months where temps can dip to -50 C. Since we have a good power supply, we used a 110 V power inflator then finished to 7 lbs pressure using the manual pump that came with it. Was up in 30 min. We guyed the tent down as we c an sometimes get 80 km winds coming off the lake. A lot easier and lighter than our steel pole frame and HD canvas tents we now have a collection of 6 hot tents and shelters.Now that it has been in use for last 60 days I can finish the review.1. Stove jack leaked. Needs better seal or fabric and waterproofing around the stitching.2. Plastic windows and zippers should be accessible from inside the tent rather than outside.3. Tent fly could have a stove jack too, so it could fit over the stove pipe rather than having to peel back the fly to insert the stove pipe.4. Tent fly could extend another 4 feet in front to have a bit of an awning to sit under when raining or snowing. Tent could be modified to extend the ridge poles to accommodate the extra awning fabric. Ridge poles could be filled with air to support the awning.

Well thought out! So many options and cool features! Good quality product!!

We love the Koala Air 7 tent. Takes 10 min to inflate, no rain goes in even in heavy rain. Alot of room, and very good quality material. Best tent we ever owned, we love glamping now!