Roll in, unpack, set up, and settle down within minutes, with the Aerospeed 6 Air Tent by Zempire.
The freestanding, fast-to-set-up campsite getup – this air tent boasts ample room to move thanks to lightweight but tough aluminium brow poles, enlarging the interior by promoting vertical walls. For both improved stability and a quicker setup process, it inflates in its entirety from one sole position in less than two minutes – so you can enjoy the indoor side of the outdoors sooner!
Front and rear doors with protective awning spaces enable both convenient access and enhanced ventilation, mediating heat and humidity on the warmer nights and summer mornings. Boasting a Dura-Core fly, inner, and flooring too, this freestanding setup is not only built using less water for a reduced environmental impact, but meanwhile withstands the wetter weather owing to a 3,000mm and 5,000mm waterhead rating on the fly and floor respectively.
With an included carry bag embellished with tent peg pockets for a more compact pack size – the Zempire Aerospeed 6 Air Tent is the superior inflatable sanctuary for the six-person families or couples who crave more space!
Freestanding design
Dura-Core ripstop polyester fly with 3000mm waterhead rating
Dura-Core ripstop inner
Dura-Core polyoxford floor with 5,000mm waterhead rating
Single-point, 2-minute inflation for fast setup and stability
External brow poles creates more internal space
11kg weight for easy transport
Low-water use, Solution Dye Technology Dura-Core fly fabric for eco-friendly but tough construction
Front and rear access doors with protected awning areas for ventilation
Pump and Aluminium pegs included
Included carry bags with pockets for tent parts for compact pack size
Season:
3
Sleeping Capacity:
6 Person
Recommended Capacity:
4 − 6 Person
Sleeping Area:
305L x 265W cm
External Dimensions:
400L x 320W cm
Packed Dimensions:
59L x 29W x 30H cm
Weight:
10.8 Kg
Max. Head Height:
190 cm
Material:
Dura−Core, Solution Dyed 75D Ripstop Polyester with 3000mm Polyurethane Coating
Inner Material:
Dura−Core Polyester
Floor Material:
Dura−Core, Solution Dyed 150D Polyester with 5000mm Polyurethane Coating
Frame Material:
90 mm Inflatable Air Frame | 11 mm Aluminium Brow Poles
Waterhead Rating:
Fly 3000 mm | Floor 5000 mm
Warranty:
2 Year
Supplier Code:
0247306-001
Snowys Code:
159940
Reviews
(2)
4.52
Q&A's (2)
With Extras Does it Qualify as a 4 Season Tent?1 answer
Had many Zempire products and I love them. Latest was Pronto 4, but it was totally useless for the colder weather. I have seen the extras of: ground sheet, the two walls, and the roof. When combined, does this qualify as a true 4 season tent (down to say -5c). Needing a complete system to basically live off grid with motorcycle-trailer. Thanks.
Lea Greenall - Hampton Park, VIC (3 weeks ago)
G'day Lena,
Generally a 4 season tent is one designed for snow in Alpine conditions. It doesnt really cover ambient temperatures as a tent has no insulative qualities - eg. you can get minus temps overnight in the desert, and a 2 season tent would be more than fine for that. Season rating relates to the waterproofing of the materials, and the structure of the tent frame. Theres no reason why you cant use a Zempire tent in cold conditions.
The only thing worth noting is that no camping tents or shelters on the market are designed as a permanent structure, meaning for longterm daily use. Majority of synthetic tent options would struggle to last a year in this case.
If you are needing a tent that will last as long as possible with daily use, you'd be best off looking for a canvas option.
Lauren - Snowys(3 weeks ago)
Durability and weather protection1 answer
Hey guys. Have you an opinion on the quality of the aerospeed from zempire compared to their evo and even pro series? Would they hold up in heavy rain and strong winds? I have seen mixed reviews and have some reservations about purchasing one.
Pete - Somerville, VIC (1 month ago)
G'day Pete,
You won't have any issues with Zempire air tents in wind, and the waterhead rating on the Aerospeeds is the standard for family camping tents in Australia. I've personally not heard mixed reviews or negative feedback on these, so I'd be curious to hear what other people have issues with. As with any family tent, you may need to upgrade the pegs depending on your camp ground, and if you need heavier duty ones. There is a wall set available which you may want to add on if you wanted to be they're mostly for privacy if you want the internal windows open for ventilation, and completes that second skin in winter - although it makes no different to the waterhead rating as the tent is fully waterpoof as it comes. Theres no concern from our perspective on material or build quality, but being specifically designed for compact and lightweight car camping, its not as feature heavy as their other tent lines.
Let us know if you have any specific concerns or more details on the mixed feedback. That may help us to help guide you in the right direction.