Eurohike Genus 400 Inflatable 4 Person Air Tent with Separate Bedroom, Living Area and Porch, 4 Man Tent, Family Tent, Festival Tent, Camping Tent, Camping Equipment

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If you plan to camp in cooler weather, this Kampa camping heater is more than recommended to fight cold and condensation. The PVC windows make the living area bright and the sewn-in groundsheet keeps the elements – and bugs – at bay. The Eurohike Air 400 features a 4000mm HH flysheet, which should be enough to prevent water leaking in during heavy rains, and should remain waterproof in light snowing too. There are small gaps though, where insects may come in, so it is essential to get a decent bug zapper, insect repellent lamp or other means of keeping the bugs out.

This may not be that big of an issue, but bear in mind that it also affects your ability to create a steady draught across the tent in warmer weather. Waterproof ratings are measured in millimetres (mm) and usually fall anywhere from 800mm to 10,000 mm. This is sadly not enough to squeeze two normal size double beds inside, but you should be alright with the compact ones like the CampingAZ Compact Inflatable Double Bed. I consider 65 cm per head the average across the market, including much more expensive tents – what I mean by that is that you probably won’t get any more even in a 6-person air tent costing above a grand.I’ve tried to consider a lot of factors here from the weight of the tent (how easy it is to carry), what’s included in the bag (however it’s almost identical for all 5), number of doors / windows etc. The biggest drawback probably is the loose groundsheet, while the 5-year warranty puts it clearly ahead of the Genus 400.

The tent is secured to the ground by steel pegs and high visibility (red) guy lines that have a high and a low connection point on the air beams. These do not come included with the tent, but the front door does have the eyelets in the corners, and we just pinched some poles from an old windbreak we had lying around. In summary, the Quechua is bigger, comes with a 5 year warranty, but otherwise it is very similar to the Eurohike Genus 400. On the other hand, Quechua provides 5 years warranty, so probably that’s how they can provide it, and nothing happens if you happen to have the Air Seconds 4. In terms of ‘living room size’ it is very decent – some much more expensive 4-person tents have smaller living room (see this post here for more than one example: 4-Person Air Tents (Mid-range)) ; however, the porch area is minimal.My Best Air Tents in 2020 (round-up post) may also give you some more ideas what’s worth looking at. The Berghaus Air 4 has great all around properties– it is the biggest, sturdiest, most user-friendly among the 5. After all it is the most expensive tent of the 5 reviewed here – twice as expensive as the cheapest Eurohike Genus 400.

Again, depending on how many people are going to use it, and what their relationship is…I mean, if you are camping with two smaller children it may be perfectly fine, as long as you don’t mind sleeping close to each other. It is a decent tent with a lot of compromise, but if you consider what you actually need for your quick getaway – a place to sleep and some living area – than the Air Seconds 4. As you inflate the airbeams, the pre-attached bedroom will be fully set-up when you finish pumping, ready to be occupied.

However when sun came out wow soon warmed up bit too much but then I put up my other new purchase the quechua awning going over either 1 bar or 2. Depending on the number of people who actually going to use the tent, 60 cm per head could be enough – I couple for example could easily chuck a large inflatable mattress inside the 240 by 210 cm bedroom. With it’s fast pitch time, excellent living area and light pack size, the Genus 400 is a breeze to erect and it might just see you getting away camping more often than ever. The Genus 400 will sleep four people, but once you’ve added four chairs and four adults in the living area, there isn’t going to be much room for anything else.