No poles to thread
A one-piece air frame holds it up.
Sleeps 2 · Seats 4
The maker's rating, on an 87 × 87 in floor.
7.2 × 7.2 × 5.6 ft
Packs to 29.5 × 9 × 10 in.
30-day damage protection
Arrives damaged? We replace it or refund you.
Inflatabo Air Tent – 2-Person Inflatable Camping Tent
1 Tent
Sale price
$169.99
Regular price
$199.99
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Inflatabo Air Tent – 2-Person Inflatable Camping Tent
Sale price
$169.99
Regular price
$199.99
- No tent poles to thread. A one-piece air frame holds it up.
- Sleeps 2 with gear, seats 4 on a 7.2 × 7.2 ft floor.
- 2 doors, 2 mesh windows and a front awning with its 2 support poles.
- 2,000 mm waterproof rating on the walls and floor.
- Hand pump, ground pegs and guy ropes included.
Camping with another family? 2 Tents saves $60.98 versus buying two separately.
Want it by Christmas? Order by Wed, Nov 18 (11:59 pm ET).
Ships in 2–5 business days · Delivery in 7–14 business days · Tracking by email
30-day damage protection: damaged or defective on arrival? We replace it or refund you. No change-of-mind returns.
Specs
- Set up: 220 × 220 × 170 cm (87 × 87 × 67 in)
- Floor: 4.84 m² (52 sq ft) at ground level; the walls slope inward
- Height: 170 cm (5 ft 7 in) overall, to the top of the roof cover. The inside ceiling is lower.
- Capacity: sleeps 2 with gear, seats 4 (maker's rating)
- Frame: one-piece inflatable air frame (corner and roof tubes), no tent poles
- Doors and windows: 2 doors, 2 mesh windows
- Fabric: 210D Oxford walls (single-layer), PVC-laminated rip-stop floor
- Waterproof rating: 2,000 mm (walls and floor)
- Weight: 7 kg (15.4 lb)
- Packed: 75 × 23 × 25 cm (29.5 × 9 × 10 in)
- Color: khaki
- Use: spring to fall. Not for snow or backpacking.
What's in the box
- 1 × Inflatabo Air Tent with built-in air frame and removable roof cover
- Front awning (sunshade) with 2 support poles
- Manual air pump
- Metal ground pegs
- Guy ropes
The 2 Tents bundle ships two complete sets.
Setup & takedown
Setup
- Pick flat ground and clear away stones and sticks.
- Unroll the tent floor-down with the door where you want it, then stake the corners.
- Unscrew the top cap of the black valve (the inflation layer), attach the included hand pump and inflate until the tubes are firm. Leave the red pressure-release knob closed: it lets out extra air on its own.
- Stake out the guy ropes. To use the awning, raise it on its 2 support poles and tie it out with guy ropes.
Takedown
- Pull the guy-rope stakes, leaving the corners for last.
- Open the lower layer of the black valve (the deflation layer) and let the frame empty.
- Fold the tent to about 23 cm (9 in) wide and roll it toward the valve to push the last air out.
- Dry it fully before storing so it does not mildew.
Shipping & delivery
- Processing: 2–5 business days (Mon–Fri, excluding US holidays)
- Delivery: 7–14 business days after it ships
- Tracking: emailed when it ships. You can also check under Track my order.
If we can't ship within that time, we'll email you a new date and you can cancel for a full refund.
30-day damage protection
If your tent arrives damaged or defective, contact us within 30 days of delivery with your order number and a photo, and we'll send a replacement or give you a full refund.
We don't accept change-of-mind returns.
Safety & care
- Never use a stove, heater, candle, fuel lantern or any flame inside. Fuel-burning heaters make carbon monoxide.
- The fabric is not certified flame-retardant. Keep it well away from campfires.
- Inflate with the included hand pump or another low-pressure pump, never a tire compressor.
- Stake every corner and guy rope. Take it down in high wind or thunderstorms.
- Store it clean and fully dry.
Up in 3 steps
01
Spread and stake
Lay the tent flat with the door where you want it, then stake down the corners.
02
Pump up the frame
Attach the included hand pump to the valve and inflate until the air tubes are firm. A pressure-release valve lets out any extra air.
03
Tie out and move in
Stake out the guy ropes and move in. For shade, raise the front awning on its 2 included poles.
First pitch? Practice once in the backyard so you know the steps before the trip.
Size
Sleeps 2 with gear.
Seats 4.
The floor is 220 × 220 cm (87 × 87 in) at ground level, and the walls slope inward. The maker rates it for 2 sleepers with room for gear, or 4 people sitting. It stands 170 cm (5 ft 7 in) tall overall, to the top of the roof cover; the inside ceiling is lower, so most adults will stoop.
Awning
Shade out front
The front awning goes up on its 2 included support poles, giving you a shaded spot for chairs, boots and gear. Tie it out with the guy ropes, and lower it when the wind picks up.
Airflow
Two doors, two mesh windows
Two doors and two mesh windows let the breeze through. A hook in the roof holds a battery lantern, and mesh pockets keep phones and keys off the floor.
Questions? Straight answers.
Does it come with a pump?
Yes. A manual air pump comes in the box. If you use an electric pump instead, pick a low-pressure one. Never use a tire compressor or gas-station air: they can over-inflate and burst a tube.
How does setup work?
There are no tent poles to thread. Stake the corners, pump up the air frame through its valve until the tubes are firm, then stake out the guy ropes. Your first pitch takes longer while you learn the steps, so try it once in the backyard before the trip.
How many people really fit?
The maker rates it for 2 sleepers, with room for gear, and 4 people sitting. The floor is 87 × 87 in at ground level and the walls slope inward, so raised air beds aren't recommended. It's 67 in tall overall to the top of the roof cover, and the inside ceiling is lower, so most adults will stoop.
Is it waterproof?
The walls and floor are rated 2,000 mm, a common rating for 3-season tents that handles typical showers. For long, heavy rain, pitch on higher ground and keep the doors zipped. It's a single-layer tent, so you may see condensation inside on cool nights: open a door to let it vent.
How does it handle wind?
We haven't wind-tested it, so we don't give a wind rating. Stake every corner and guy rope, turn the door away from the wind, and lower the awning when gusts pick up. Don't use it during storm or high-wind warnings.
Does the awning come with poles?
Yes. The front awning comes with its 2 support poles. Tie it out with the guy ropes to keep it taut, and lower it when the wind picks up.
When will it arrive?
Orders ship in 2–5 business days and arrive 7–14 business days after shipping. You'll get tracking by email, and you can check anytime under Track my order.
What if a tube gets a hole?
Find the leak with soapy water (it bubbles), deflate, clean and dry the spot, then apply an air-mattress style repair patch and let it cure before re-inflating. A defect on arrival is covered by our 30-day damage protection.
Will it lose air overnight?
Air pressure drops as the night gets colder and rises in hot sun. Check the tubes in the morning and top up with a few pumps. A tube that goes soft quickly has a leak (see above).
Can I use a heater or stove inside?
No. There's no stove jack, and fuel-burning heaters and stoves make carbon monoxide. No flames inside, ever.
Is it a 4-season tent?
No. It's a single-layer tent with no snow rating. Use it from spring to fall.
How heavy is it, and how big when packed?
7 kg (15.4 lb). It packs to about 75 × 23 × 25 cm (29.5 × 9 × 10 in), so it's built for car camping, not backpacking.
Can I return it if I change my mind?
We don't accept change-of-mind returns. If it arrives damaged or defective, our 30-day damage protection covers you with a replacement or a full refund.
Arrives damaged? We make it right.
Every tent comes with 30-day damage protection. If it arrives damaged or defective, send us a photo within 30 days of delivery and we'll replace it or refund you.