B2I Inflatable Camping Yurt Tent, No Center Pole Design | Waterproof 300D Oxford, with Stove Jack, skylight, 9.8ft for 1-3 Person Camping, Glamping

Just perfect for my needs. I set it up in the backyard and it's a little bit of my man cave/space. I do my writing and just kind of chilling in there, I can even dance if I want to and no one is disturbed! But the tent is very easy to set up, I think it took me less than 5 minutes to pump the air into it and it is very sturdy therefore I am happy about this purchase if you're looking for a inflatable tent/yurt that's not too big and it's just right size for one or two people this is perfect! A reputable company with a awesome product line. Happy about overall!

Easy setup, also easy to put away. Cozy, can't wait to use more in the future. We had queen size blow up bed and table, worked great.

Here in NC we have had some serious wind and cold weather. Camped in 57 and 28 degree weather at night. Lasted for two days with winds gusting. Tent didn't budget at all!! It is good for 2 people. The material is very good. Reflective inside to retain the heat. Love the ventilation at the top and especially around the bottom. This is the 9.8. Setup first time took about 25 mins. Going to buy the 13.6 just to be a little more comfortable. For the money Great tent!!

This tent does terrible in windy conditions above 10mph. I was camping for a few days, on the last day we had wind gusts up to 19mph. I had to take apart and remove the stove because the wind was pushing the tent wall closer and closer to stove pipe. Good thing the stove was cold, I wasn’t using it at the time. But if it was hot and the fabric made contact it would melt a hole in the wall. I had all guy lines on drill in stakes they were properly tensioned. The wall with the stove jack needs to be reinforced so it doesn’t cave into the stove pipe. Or, just move the stove jack closer to the center, toward the top of the tent. Another design flaw is that the fabric on top of the tent is super thin, a tiny ember from the stove pipe flew in the air and hit the tent. I was about to flick it off but it burned through in less than 3 seconds. For $300 you would expect a better fabric especially considering it has a stove jack. The zipper is barely bug proof. You have to get the 3 zippers just right to prevent ticks from getting in. The 3 way zipper is a terrible idea. Getting in and out of the tent is challenging if you have to zip 3 zippers + the front one (4 total) they shouldn’t be so difficult / time consuming. Yes, you can just use the front one but then the tent is not bug proof. We need speed, convenience and bug proof simultaneously. Plus, I’m sure those zippers would break soon, they seem weak. My biggest issue with this tent is the setup time. I purchased this tent because inflatable tents are supposed to be easy to setup, like those pop up tents. Even on days with no wind you still have to setup the guy lines or else the walls sag. If I had a pump it would probably only take me 10 minutes but with the hand pump and all stakes in ground it took me about 15 minutes. I was really excited to try this tent but I’m disappointed. I would keep it if it wasn’t so expensive. The most I’d be willing to pay for this tent is $200. I’m returning it.