Inflatable Tents for Camping, Blow Up Tent with Stove Jack, Ytaoeo Hot Tent

I've been tent camping for a very long time and decided to replace my old tent with an inflatable. After looking at a few models I decided on this tent [Ytaoeo 126"L x 98"W x 82.7"H/ 6-8 Person with Canopy]. During the second week of April (in Minnesota USA) my camping 'family' and I, decided to spend a few days 'ruffing it'. Three state park sites all in a row. One state park bare bones cabin with electric and heat, one medium sized RV with electric and heat, and me in this tent. Now I just wanted to point out the ONE problem I had with this tent... the attachable canopy. I tried zipping it onto the attachment point after I had the tent set up... and the zipper pull (?) failed, it broke in half top from bottom making the canopy useless. It seems like the two peaked air beams are too close? Now let me get back to the review... our four days were originally forecasted to have 58°F highs and 38°F lows, possibility of some rain but not a lot. Reality was 48°F highs and 34°F lows... and a LOT of rain and wind. The tent inflated in 5 minutes, the stove pipe point was excellent, the a/c ports are handy to run electricity in... and the tiedowns... are excellent. The clear skylight is beautiful, and the many windows and openings with mesh and blackouts are perfect. I bought a large pad/rug to lay out on the full integrated floor for added insulation and comfort, a small wood burning stove, an electric heater (just in case) and some blow-up beanbag chairs. My twin air mattress fit perfectly and one of the chairs, with a small table to share with my bed, a table for my duffel bag, and plenty of open space for the stove. Over kill for one person... maybe but it's what I wanted. Back to the review... four nights of increasingly nasty weather... and I had to stop using the wood stove (too hot) and set up the electric heater. It rained almost the entire four days with varying degrees a severity. First night was light rain and light winds... but the second night that was medium to heavy belts of rain and wind guts close to 30mph. The third and forth nights were nearly the same but with higher guts (40-50mph). After ALL of that... NO leaks, almost NO condensation buildup... and the tent never moved, and swayed a little bit one night... but never lost it's form or failed Other than the cheap zipper... I'd buy this tent again... and I would recommend it.

I'm completely in love with this thing! To set it up in the backyard for the first time I wanted to try the pump that came with it. I'm 5'3" and 125 lb woman... It was easy to inflate. It took less than 4 minutes and I was not rushing. The valve was easy and so was the pump. Nothing wiggled or leaked at all. And I've struggled with some cheap stuff in the past. If I take it camping, I'll probably bring my cordless inflator. It is the perfect size for a family of four. Ample room for mattresses as well as our bags. My husband is 6'2 and he can easily stand up in it. The only drawback is the weight. But this is no surprise and it's what I was expecting. This is definitely for car camping, especially if you're parked near your tent space, as I wouldn't want to carry this far. It is exactly as pictured and described. I'm so glad I got this!!!! I'm using it for my 13-year-old's birthday slumber party in the backyard. She's thrilled and the girls are out of the house. Haha. But I'm looking forward to taking this actual camping soon. I can't say enough good things about this. I bought it at full price and I think it was worth the money.

Its been up 3 full months in the backyard and not deflated even an itty bit, the walls are legit, no holes or sunfade. We used it for an extra room to have a homebirth. We fit the birthpool and a double sized blow up mattress along with a portable toilet, a bedside stand and decked the floor out with a large cotton rug. It also has a portable ac unit which is less effective when the sun is beating on it. I recommend another top shade for an extra shade layer to preserve the tent if up for a long time because nothing truly lasts forever. It was also super simple to set up. Make sure you place it on an elevated surface in a tarp to preserve the bottom and shed water as it will pool underneath and mold. Im happy these came down in price. Also the not having a center pole which is typical for a canvas bell tent is huge because you oddly get more space to fit things.

Best thing I've bought in a long time. Easy enough to have backyard Campout on the regular. Sturdy. Super friggin awesome!!!!!

I purchased this with high hopes. However, prior to going camping with it I did a test set up and I’m glad I did. There were several manufacturing problems with this tent. First, I noticed I was having trouble inflating it to 7 PSI. I checked for twists in the tubes. Found one on the main frame midway on door peak. Fine. I untwist it, but realize it has been glued in twisted. I can only move the twist higher or lower on the tube. It affected the structural integrity of the roof pitch on one side. Second problem, I notice no matter what, the tent doesn’t seem to inflate more than 1.88 PSI—recommend inflation is 7 PSI. I check fittings again. That’s when I notice the inflation valve on the tent is partially broken. I didn’t notice at first because it screwed on, but part of it is missing. I have decided to return the tent and just use an old tent for my camping trip. I’m hoping to get my money back. I would consider buying another tent as the quality of the canvas seemed good, but the valve seemed to be pretty cheap and brittle plastic. The tent stakes didn’t seem particularly strong, but the heads appeared to be glow in the dark type, so that’s a positive. Update: I am getting the run around from the company. I was told they would send a replacement part; however, that still wouldn’t fix the twisted tube. They said I should not send the package back with the Amazon supplied labeled and said they would give me a different label. I am awaiting that label. I’m starting to think they are hoping this goes beyond the 30 day return. I will update when I get the label and refund or until I report a complaint to my credit card company. I’m feeling quite uncomfortable at this point with their return process. Update 2: After many back and forth conversations through Amazon with the company, I filed a dispute via Amazon. The company responded, but said I would need to return the item before I could receive the refund. Fine. I get to USPS and they tell me it will cost $111.65 to return the broken tent as it is not a prepaid shipping label and in the fine print it says only $30 of the cost of shipping is covered and will be refunded. That led to another round of emails from the company. They have now agreed to a full refund and decided it is not worth $111.65 for them to receive the tent back. I am willing to pay to take it to the dump at this point. I have yet to receive my refund. I will update again IF they follow through. This is definitely the last time I will buy something off Amazon via a third party seller.

This tent is a beast. We have used it in decently windy and rainy conditions and it held up perfectly well. No interior water during the rain. The water guards over the doors and windows sealed nicely, and velcro to add an extra bit of protection over the zippers. It is incredibly easy to set up. We did have to swap out the pump, as there was something wrong with the seal inside the provided pump, but a standard two-stroke inflatable pump works very well. It inflates in a minute or two with a two-stroke pump, and the inner tubes stay very well inflated. Our last camping trip was on a pretty rocky/stick heavy area, and there was no damage to the bottom of the tent. Inside, the tent is able to have a camp cot on one side with an inflatable mat on top and still have room under the roof, and a twin size air mattress on the other, while still leaving a full walkway between the two doors. At just over 6' tall, I can stand pretty easily in the center of the tent, and really didn't have to lean much at all with the beds taking up the lower height space. The tent folds back down to the included bag nicely, and is very easy to move around. Included in the bag are two straps to keep the tent contained while putting it back in the bag, and additional straps to tighten it down from the outside. The included stakes are a decent quality, and do a good job of holding down the fort as it were. Two of the walls are basically all mesh window/door that can be opened or sealed as needed, and there are two more doors below. There are also two small air vents above the doors. If placed well, ventilation is good through the tent, although if the breeze is coming from the side, and you have something blocking those windows, it can be a bit stuffy. A window on the roof on the sides would not be a bad addition, but isn't sorely missed either.

The tent itself worked great during our week-long camping trip. It was easy to set up, felt very sturdy, and handled the weather well. I was really impressed with everything else about it. Unfortunately, the zippers are extremely cheap. By the end of just one week of camping, multiple zippers would no longer zip properly, making the tent very frustrating to use. For a tent at this price point, the zippers should last much longer than a single trip. I’m very disappointed because the rest of the tent is actually very good. We bought it well before our camping trip, so by the time we discovered the zipper issue, we had already missed the return window. If the manufacturer upgraded the zippers, this would easily be a much higher-rated product.

2 important things if you read nothing else: 1, all of the windows (except the 2 at the bottom of the sides) and both of the doors require you to be outside to unzip them. 2. It is a very humid tent and needs constant venting. Other cons: SMALL!! We have a queen size in it for 2 people and we can barely walk around or stand up. PROS: it is simple to set up and takes almost no time or effort. You pull it out and spread it out and find the little white things where air goes in and you put the hose on the pump and blow it up. There are only 2 sides to blow up. Then you stake it down and you’re done. Love that about it. It DOES have a lot of windows but again you have to be outside to open them. It has 2 pockets on the side walls inside to put stuff in.

Only just writing a review now as used the tent for first time Not as big as I thought it was ,on the video I watched ,it looked huge , that’s why I ordered it I think they sent wrong tent