Trail Gidleigh Inflatable 5 Man Air Tent with Living Area, Family Camping Tunnel Tent, 5000mm Waterproof, Dark Zone Bedroom, Safety Purge Pump and Bag (L465cm x W320cm x H200cm)

Haven't yet tried this tent out, or had it completely checked over, as camping season isn't yet, too muddy ...However having a peep in the box, it feels superior quality! It's design, is perfect for keeping little dogs safe and secure, I am putting my trust in this tent and company, can't wait to try it out .. super fast next day delivery too(UPDATE) - so just fully opened it, and put it up, I'm so excited to use it as it looks and feels perfect, the only thing I could find fault with, is the ground pegs are easily bent, so buy your own pegs - pretty much all tents, have the standard cheap pegs, so to be expected....Happy customer hereAdding more details to the ease of this tent.. As I suffer with chronic fatigue syndrome, I need simplicity in my life..And this tent, I can put up and put it back in the bag on my own.. folding it back in the bag, was a breeze, (just follow the air direction properly, so the air doesn't get trapped in a bubble) and the bag being oversized, easy peasy to put it in ..... I recommend this tent, for any solo campers, or with young children or dogs..It beats my past tents by a long way, which were Coleman/Eurohike..Absolutely more than happy

Updated!What a brilliant tent! So large and airy, and goes up in just a few minutes.It's folded into a very large bag, which contains the tent, a pump, pegs, poles for the awning and guy ropes.It weighs an absolute ton at just over 19kg ( 41lbs/3 stone ) so beware of that! It's not the kind of tent you can carry around with you. More of a park up and pitch next to your car type.The pegs are useless and should be replaced right away with sturdier models.The pump is great, but doesn't have a built in pressure gauge display. Instead it automatically purges air when it's at the right pressure. I didn't trust this so I just stopped inflating when the tent held firm and it worked a treat.It's INCREDIBLY easy to set up. I did it alone in around 10 minutes! I pegged out the 4 corners, then pumped up the middle pole. It wasn't difficult at all to do.Then I moved onto the poles at the ends. All went up right away without issue. Each pole probably took around 20 - 25 pumps to inflate. Just so quick and easy, even doing it alone.It held firm without even needing to peg out the guy ropes.The space inside is wonderful. The sewn in groundsheet keeps things dry, cosy and bug free as it's all one thing, with no draughty, damp gaps like you get with the other type with seperate groundsheets. Perfect for in bad weather!It stands at a great height - my partner is over 6 feet tall and had no issues standing inside.There's a bedroom compartment which I fitted and left installed even when taking down, which is lovely and dark. There's plenty of room in there for double mattresses!The bedroom an either be left as one large darkened space at the rear of the tent, or can be sectioned off into two smaller bedrooms.Perfect if you have a family!Also great if you have a portable toilet as it offers privacy.We just kept it as one larger bedroom as we're a couple with a dog and no kids.The sitting area is light and airy thanks to the huge windows, and there's room for several people to sit. I have an inflatable sofa which will fit perfectly inside!The door porch is a decent size when opened up. I've bought some cheap windbreaks to add to the sides for a little extra privacy. It's like another room!An added bonus is that it's completely secure for my little dog. Once she's in, she's in. There's no way she can get out as the flyscreen opening zips completely all around the door, unlike some similar tents which have open parts. The same goes for the bedroom areaTaking it down was very easy. I just undid the valves and waited for it to deflate, then folded it so it was pushing the air outwards.Sadly, despite the ease of taking it down, and having an oversized bag - I couldn't get it to fit back in the bag at all! I folded it as tightly as I could but it just wouldn't go.I think packing it away is more of a two person job, so next time I won't attempt it alone.All in all, I'm thrilled with this tent! The speed it goes up and the size is just exceptional.It's just a shame it's so heavy, and difficult to pack if you're doing it alone.I'm looking forward to trying it out properly in a few weeks, and updating my review!* Edited for update *The tent stood up brilliantly to some awful weather. It chucked it down all night long and I found no leaks. Completely watertight in even very heavy rain.There was no issue with condensation as it's also very well ventilated, and the bedroom compartment double layer keeps things lovely and dry.The internal storage pockets are fantastic, and there's loads of them!An absolute delight to put up and use, but again we struggled fitting it back into the bag, so we just wrapped it in bin bags to take home.I think the issue might be air being stuck in the poles. I may use a pump to deflate them next time rather than just trying to push the air out manually.All in all, a superb tent. Strong enough for windy, rainy weather, yet keeps the sun out in the darkened bedroom.Easy to put up and take down, but hard to fold away.I absolutely love it! Far superior to the cheaper models you can buy, and well worth the money.

Took this for a test run for a couple of nights. Rained hard and it held up well.Easy to put up and good features. Great value for money imo.

This is one massive tent with plenty of space once opened up. I did try setting it up on my backyard and it turns out to be much easier to setup than my previous tents which was torn out. It can be put up by one person but it is still easier with two pairs of hands.Inflating the air poles with the pump provided was easier than I had imagined and it went up and stayed strong. One good design is that you can never overfill this to dangerous levels as there is safety setup on the pump to prevent overfilling. Once all three are fully filled they stay standing, which was unbelievable, this is the first time I am using a inflatable ones.I haven't yet tried spending the night in it, waiting for a better weather and will add an update on how well it blocks sunlight, rain and cold.Like I said it is massive, and can fit in 5 people, but also is much taller too, and an average person can infact walk around straight. The canopy setup is also something I really loved. I am waiting eagerly to try it out and with UK weather like this, it might be a month before I can in fact try it out. The dismantling is also as easy, and with one more pair of hands, if is easy to fold without air and then pack it in (which is already bigger than needed bag, so that comes handy)One smart idea was to have the instructions in a clothing kind of material and stitched to the insides of the bag, so we never really lose it ever. Overall, very happy with the product so far, although the price is something I will comment on once I have had a chance to try out.

We Erected it but have not used it yet, it looks great and is very spacious, hard to get all the air out at the first attempt, very happy though, and may buy a battery inflater for it at some point

A well thought put tent with assembly in about half an hour. Instructions are clear and are sewn into the bag so you don't loose them. It's bigger than you think, shown in the photos is in my garden which dominates it against my 12ft daughters trampoline. I like the pump up supports easy and keep inflated even when you remove the pump. Many support ropes and tie offs to do but are easily highlighted with been green. This will be our camping tent as they is only three of us plenty of room for supplies.The only downside I've found is sadly the pins do bend really easy and would perhaps invest in some better pegs however the tent its self is fantastic and would recommend.