KNUO 2025 Upgraded 100% Waterproof Inflatable Camping Tent, Large Blow-Up Air Tent, No Assembly Needed Luxury Glamping House, Oxford Fabric

Update: 05/30/25 Brought this inflatable tent out for the recent Memorial Day Long weekend. It rained consistently for each of our 3 days we were out camping. Tent performed great. I always cover my tent with a rainfly which helps to keep everything dry when it's time to go home. I applied seam sealant to the large seam that runs around the tent that connects the bathtub floor to the body. No water entered the tent at this seam which was a relief. If you are curious what size rainfly I purchased, it was 20' x 14' which covered most of the tent and provided an ample footprint to be outside yet protected from the rain. I don't miss the clear plastic windows that some of the more expensive inflatable tents provide. When I camp I only go into the tent to sleep so there isn't a need to look out of the tent windows. Still enjoy the tent. This is a good size tent for a family of three. Taking a brand new, untested tent on a four-day long family weekend could potentially be recipe for disaster but that was exactly what I did. The weather turned out to be thunder and lightening for two of the four days we camped with about two inches of rainfall total. How did the tent perform? Fantastic! This tent is well made and the construction has an attention to detail. The top part of the tent is made of a nylon Cordura type material and the floor is a thick vinyl. The tent doesn’t come with a ground cloth so I used a generic plastic tarp. Unfortunately, some of the tarp stuck out from under the tent during the rain and water pooled under the tent. Upon deflating the tent NO water entered through the floor of the tent that I could find. The tent does not come with a rainfly because it is a “solid” waterproof roof. I always use a tarp above any tent I buy so I can’t say how well the roof of the tent would do in a heavy rain storm but we had no leaks as expected. The only area that had some water intrusion was at the bottom of the tent where the walls meet the floor but this seems to occur in most of the tents I’ve ever tested. The rain was heavy at times and the water that I could feel at the base of the walls did not enter the tent. The water only beaded up on the nylon material. The tent supports or pillars are made of thick nylon you might find on an inflatable paddle board. When I timed how long it took to inflate the tent, my 11 yo son inflated the tent in about three minutes using the pump that comes with the tent. To deflate you just unscrew the single valve and the tent collapses in less than a minute. Overall, I am very satisfied with this tent and would recommend to anyone looking for a “budget” well-made inflatable tent. Pros: Great construction, sturdy materials Esthetically pleasing overall design Ease of inflation and deflation. Two air conditioning vent holes for your convenience A stove jack pipe flap ready to be installed Openings on all walls of the tent. Ten in total. Cons: Heavy. At 66 lbs, this isn’t an easy tent to move. A strong single male can manage but two people would be best when transporting around. Dark interior. No openings in the ceiling. No storage pockets on the inside of the tent Only one area to hang a light in the ceiling on the interior of the tent. No clear plastic windows, only mosquito mesh and solid panel for all windows and doors. This is both a pro and con because the added clear window plastic would increase an already heavy tent.

Great tent! Nicer than I thought it would be

Came well packaged. Love that it has 2 storing bags. It is 50+ lbs. Set up is easy. In about 5-10 minutes with the pump provided you have it standing and in place. I did not have to stake down or use the guy lines. There was no high winds and was on a paved camping site. It is very roomy for beds, table and equipment. Take down is as easy as set up. Unscrew the port and it is on the ground. Not hard at all put back in the storage bag. Just follow the easy to read instructions. Very durable and looks fantastic set up. Heard many comments from passers by about how awesome it was. I was looking for something such as this that I can take solo and have no worries. It proved to be that. The downside I found was the condensation on the inside roof panels in the morning. It was hot out and kept fans running through the day and night. There was no shade. It was not enough to be a deal breaker. The video is set up at home when it came. I used 2 twin air mattresses this trip and had plenty of room to do bigger sizes in the future. HAPPY CAMPING!

On 10/19/25 was my first night camping using my new know tent since I bought it in August. The first night was good. The very next day my tent deflated. Each time I reinflated my tent it would deflate in 5 minutes. It took me half a day to find the leak. I found the leak at the top of the tent in the crease of two air tubes. It was coming apart at the seem. I bought 3 different patch kits for inflatable tents none worked. Night fell and I couldn't sleep in my tent the next night at all. I finally fixed my problem by using super glue. The quality is not as good as they say it is or someone is slipping in quality control.

It was very easy to set up and pretty spacious for us. Not sure how much I can comment on it but the material seemed strong and I was concerned about getting the air out... but I unplugged the hole and rolled it up from the opposite end... went down fairly easily. Even got it back in the bag easy... which we all know with most products.... it's hard to fit in original packaging. Update, about 2 weeks up ( in backyard) still going strong and doesn't seem to show air leakage or damage