BaralirInflatable Camping Tent with Skylight, Hot Tent with Stove Jack, 4-5 Person Blow Up House Tent, Easy Setup Waterproof Outdoor Oxford 4 Season Tents

I purchased the older version of this tent two years ago and recently bought this new model as well. I must say, I prefer this newer version for several reasons.Firstly, it features a higher step-in height, which helps keep the interior cleaner. Secondly, the air tubes have been upgraded to PVC material. This improvement allows us to easily repair any leaks ourselves, potentially extending the tent's lifespan to 5 years or more.For inflatable tents, my primary concern has always been potential leakage. Nobody wants to lose hundreds of dollars after just a couple of years of use. The new PVC tubes in this model effectively address this issue.In conclusion, these upgrades significantly enhance the tent's durability and user-friendliness, making it a worthwhile investment for camping enthusiasts.

I put it up, and it wouldn’t hold air. Because of the weather, could not put it up, because of the bad weather, I missed the opportunity to return so stinking mad!

My husband and son spent over an hour setting this up. It came packaged inside out. It took them a good half an hour to rectify the fact that the tent was inside out and find the air inlet. Putting it up is a nightmare as well. You have to imagine that the air you're putting in is creating like the skeleton of the structure. Well as you add the air, there are places where the cloth of the tent is attached to this air structure. At those places, the cloth squeezes and restricts the airflow. So my son had to climb in the flaccid tent and remove Velcro and help keep those places open that are restricted. The instructions just show 5 steps and are completely worthless. Once this skeleton or air pillars were filled with air, they then had to shift the tarp part of the tent over to align properly with the pillar structure. It took a lot of man power to get the structure aligned and my husband was getting quite frustrated with the whole process. The roping and staking worked out fine. The interior was light and spacious and the skylight was really impressive. The floor is very comfortable. They finished at around 9pm, and not the best lighting so I decided to wait to take pics until the AM. It was a warm, breeze less night with no precipitation. At 9am, 12 hours later, the entire thing was toppled (see pics). We tried to find a leak, and couldn't. We blew it up again. It stayed up for a few more hours and then it started sprinkling. After about 15 mins of a light sprinkling, the tent was down again. I don't see how this would ever work in the winter, if it can't even take a light sprinkling of rain. This was a major let down. We were never able to use it and with this price tag that is just unacceptable. Buyer Beware!