If you’re in the market for a hard-wearing canvas tent, that’s easy as to set up then look no further than the Jet Force from Zempire.
The Jet Force has a fully inflatable frame made up of reliable TPU pole, and with a single point of inflation - so setting up this tent is a breeze. The polycotton exterior has an SPF 50+ rating, and a 1000mm waterhead rating making it’s perfect for the harsh Aussie climate. The main rooms sleeps four people comfortably, and with the awning pole set included you can use the awning as an undercover place to sit and relax.
The large external windows will help you ventilate and keep your tent cool when the weather is warm. And, the wet weather vestibule and wet weather access will allow you to keep your sodden gear out of your clean tent.
With an included single action pump for inflation and a carry bag for easy storage and transport – you’re set for a good night’s rest in the great outdoors with the Jet Force from Zempire.
Large external windows provide shade and airflow on warm days
TPU Inflatable Tubes | Gold Passivated Steel Awning Poles
Waterproof:
1000mm+
Warranty:
5 Year
Supplier Code:
0170108-00000
Snowys Code:
138723
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Q&A's (2)
Repairing1 answer
If the air tubes are busted, is it easy to repair since its canvas, so do you put patches like nylon air tent?
Thai - 2166(6 years ago)
G'day Thai,
The Zempire Jetforce Canvas Tent actually has air tubes made from a very flexible TPU plastic, so need to worry about repairing canvas at all in relation to the frame of the tent.
Tim - Snowys(6 years ago)
are air tents as resitant to windy conditions as aluminium frames tents?1 answer
I can see they can be pegged out to brace them, but would air tubes be more prone to buckle?
Wayne - Gordonvale(7 years ago)
G'day Wayne,
If you peg out and use your guy ropes then you shouldn't have issues with a Zempire Jet Force Canvas Air Tent buckling at all, they're about on par with an aluminium tent in regards to strength. The good thing about an air tent compared to an aluminium poled tent, however, is that if the wind does pick up and cause the tent to buckle, it just pops back into place afterwards, an aluminium pole would be busted.
